Big thing for companies to choose the Dell is that It is not glued together, alot easier to service. Pushing down on a table extends the hinge, love that feature!
@@onemanshow4116 some web browsers like Chrome hog a helluva lot of ram, and other apps like Skype and other video conferencing programs will also consume a lot of ram. If you're on a conference call and need to pull up graphs, excel sheets, and whatnot, it's more likely than not you might get a throttle and suffer skippy video streaming and slowed down performance. Plus, futureproofing helps.
@@umuofiakwenu3818 I was more asking OP, to see why he specifically refuses to accept 8GB, to see if I also should have that requirement. I'm sorry, but "web browsing" + "skype" + "spreadsheets" is not a reason to require > 8GB ram. I could see video editing, maybe he's doing some kind of programming that requires it... not web browsing.
I can't wait for Snapdragon to get powerful enough to run 64 bit Windows just as fast as an i5 and afford 10+ hours of battery life without dimming the screen. Realy hope she gets ahold of the Galaxy Book S. Super curious about that one.
Those two Thunderbolt 3 port have made me won over this Dell tablet. I can definitely see a good use for Photoshop with a compatible active pen and plug an external GPU enclosure like Razer Core X Chroma.
Nice review. It's a little sad the production of consumer-oriented detachables has slowed. I'm of course glad MS is still in the game and updating their products frequently, but I was really hoping to see an update to the Lenovo X1 tablet.
I love the Lattiude series of Dell's laptops. Precision is a little nicer for heavy lifting, but anyone doing heavy lifting isnt buying a 2 in 1. Surely if one did they would be probably disappointed. But for what these things are, they're pretty good. Everything I've came to expect out of Dell's business line. As a plus Dell has even gone back to using metal. I truly miss that Tri-metal design. Every bit of tank as the T series.
Been looking for the perfect surface "clone" for some time but sadly this isn't quite it either. Love the replaceable storage because I can't stand the idea of a dead computer = data loss every time and the design is super appealing. The screen on the other hand definitely looses me, I've tried to do art on an old, low-model Surface 3 with the 1080p screen and it just feels too low resolution to make room for both art and art program. One huge benefit this has though it it comes with a very nice 3 year warranty from Dell's business lineup whereas surface only does the 1-year no matter how high you spec it.
For those that find the courage to step off the Microsoft Hate bandwagon, there is a neat solution for no data loss just because your laptop/pc/harddrive craps out: Office 365, for €70 a year for 1 user. You get it with 1 Tb of cloud storage for OneDrive. I've been using it since years and years ago, because I was sick of the virusses that were included in the illegal Office 2007 versions. Its €100 for 6 users (6x Office installs you can share with family + 6x 1Tb Onedrive). If you're concerned about Microsoft snooping around (I would suspect Google to do so more) in your data, its not something I would worry about, because when (not if) that becomes public, Microsoft can just pack it in. They are banking on the trust of millions of users and large companies alike (that use Microsoft Azure). If that trust is broken in a meaningful way, Microsoft might just as well file for bankruptcy.
I did notice on the 7200 maybe that way for 5285/5290 is that you can remove screws on the back to access or change the battery. This helps if you notice your battery isn't lasting or is causing a premature bulge.
I love watching your reviews! I like the style you use in your videos overall, very clear and a lot of numbers and specs, I like to buy business PCs for my personal use because they're more reliable, often better built, and it's easier to specify a smart card reader, which is a massively important feature for me as an end user.
I have a surface pro 5 and its a amazing, the only downside is when you are either in a sofa or a bed and its not the most comfortable, but when it comes to drawing i dont even use my keyboard thanks yo the touch tools on clio studio paint, so i am aiming to a surface book next upgrade.
So, a better in some, worse in other characteristics but more expensive surface. And Ms is holding an event in October to probably update the surface line up
We've been using Dell laptop computers for about 10 years. Still have one that's 8 years old and still doing well. BUT, I recommend staying away from this line of Dell computers. One of ours, which is barely 2 years old, just died. The battery swelled up and separated the screen from the frame and is no longer working. VERY disappointing. Dell just said that because the warranty expired, there's nothing they can do. That's for a "business class" laptop that costs well over $1,000! It could have ended with a battery fire. On the other hand, my personal microsoft Surface served me well for several years without any problem.
Interesting! Not really sure why anyone would want this for a business/corporate solution instead of an X1 Yoga or something with an actually sturdy/good keyboard, but still interesting!
Was originally looking at Surface Pro, but then realized they had no Thunderbolt, thus deal breaker. Must have Thunderbolt 3 for eGPU application, as I work in Architecture and Interior Design, definitely would need the eGPU boost with larger desktop screen when in office. Otherwise it's great to just pack it up and go on-site, meet clients with the tablet.
Request: Smackdown with the 2018 Lattitude 5290 2-in-1. Feels like they have the same specs. Btw, does anyone know if the 5290 will have an upgrade this year?
In case if you are not aware, this 7200 is the upgrade of the 5290. Now in 2020, Dell has launched the 7210, which is essentially an updated 7200 with 10th gen Intel chipset.
No they don’t it good that they are there so when you are holding the tablet you don’t accidentally touch the screen and open something that you didn’t want to open
Oh and did they "fix" the back camera angle? Sitting on a table the camera points a little low...irritating when skyping and the otherone only sees your chin.
Wow. Didn't know companies were even allowed to copy designs to this degree. Very dissapointed in Dell on this one. Wish they would've been at least a bit more original. :\ I mean, I know companies copy eachother all the time to a certain extent, but this just seems crazy...
Intriguing, however, I do believe it is a tad overpriced. $1500 is $500 too expensive for a ULV i5, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. For a normal laptop that doesn't require the engineering and design feats that this does, I would pay $700 for these specifications. $300 more for the materials, R&D and engineering seems about right. The i7 configurationn is just outrageous, $2100, really? Not that I think more is needed, but it's a bog standard display and has no discrete (low power) GPU.
I believe there is no alternative for a detachable keyboard, this laptop is restrictive usage in the sense, it CANNOT be used to put it on lap to work, needs a firm desk for support. It cannot be called as LAPTOP!
In the IT Dept, we (dis)love all our users equally, especially the ones that call because they don't know how to shift+enter in Word, bit I digrese... If you got a "less than ideal" quality device, usually it's because the budget has been cut (again) or we recieved an instruction from above as to what gear to buy ("get the cheapest one")
Do not buy dell laptop they have large amount of heating problem. I am saying this based on my experience. Importantly they do not care once you buy it They neglect your complain by saying system is ok.
Who else loves her awesome vibe?
I always finish watching the video and just feel good after Haha
You want to buy some chapstick after kissing that much ass..
@@PostSasso Giving positive feedback is an unknown thing to you, Sridhar? You should try it!
Who doesn't ?
Latency kills and lag causes violence...
One of my favorite old UA-cam Channel. Keep it real Lisa!
Big thing for companies to choose the Dell is that It is not glued together, alot easier to service. Pushing down on a table extends the hinge, love that feature!
I don't need a super fast cpu, but I do insist on 16GB of ram... wish more mid-level options existed with reasonably priced 16GB configurations.
What do you need 16GB of ram for... just curious
@@onemanshow4116 some web browsers like Chrome hog a helluva lot of ram, and other apps like Skype and other video conferencing programs will also consume a lot of ram. If you're on a conference call and need to pull up graphs, excel sheets, and whatnot, it's more likely than not you might get a throttle and suffer skippy video streaming and slowed down performance. Plus, futureproofing helps.
@@umuofiakwenu3818 I was more asking OP, to see why he specifically refuses to accept 8GB, to see if I also should have that requirement. I'm sorry, but "web browsing" + "skype" + "spreadsheets" is not a reason to require > 8GB ram. I could see video editing, maybe he's doing some kind of programming that requires it... not web browsing.
@@onemanshow4116 Heavy web browsing IS a reason to require >8GB RAM. I regularly hit 6-12GB with both Firefox and Chrome open
@@onemanshow4116 you forgot adding graphs. Large and intrincate designs can consume a big amount of ram
I can't wait for Snapdragon to get powerful enough to run 64 bit Windows just as fast as an i5 and afford 10+ hours of battery life without dimming the screen. Realy hope she gets ahold of the Galaxy Book S. Super curious about that one.
Those two Thunderbolt 3 port have made me won over this Dell tablet. I can definitely see a good use for Photoshop with a compatible active pen and plug an external GPU enclosure like Razer Core X Chroma.
Nice review. It's a little sad the production of consumer-oriented detachables has slowed. I'm of course glad MS is still in the game and updating their products frequently, but I was really hoping to see an update to the Lenovo X1 tablet.
I love the Lattiude series of Dell's laptops. Precision is a little nicer for heavy lifting, but anyone doing heavy lifting isnt buying a 2 in 1. Surely if one did they would be probably disappointed. But for what these things are, they're pretty good. Everything I've came to expect out of Dell's business line. As a plus Dell has even gone back to using metal. I truly miss that Tri-metal design. Every bit of tank as the T series.
I love this model, but Dell didn't sell it in my country (and importing one from abroad will complicate the repair process very much)
Been looking for the perfect surface "clone" for some time but sadly this isn't quite it either. Love the replaceable storage because I can't stand the idea of a dead computer = data loss every time and the design is super appealing. The screen on the other hand definitely looses me, I've tried to do art on an old, low-model Surface 3 with the 1080p screen and it just feels too low resolution to make room for both art and art program.
One huge benefit this has though it it comes with a very nice 3 year warranty from Dell's business lineup whereas surface only does the 1-year no matter how high you spec it.
For those that find the courage to step off the Microsoft Hate bandwagon, there is a neat solution for no data loss just because your laptop/pc/harddrive craps out:
Office 365, for €70 a year for 1 user. You get it with 1 Tb of cloud storage for OneDrive. I've been using it since years and years ago, because I was sick of the virusses that were included in the illegal Office 2007 versions. Its €100 for 6 users (6x Office installs you can share with family + 6x 1Tb Onedrive).
If you're concerned about Microsoft snooping around (I would suspect Google to do so more) in your data, its not something I would worry about, because when (not if) that becomes public, Microsoft can just pack it in. They are banking on the trust of millions of users and large companies alike (that use Microsoft Azure). If that trust is broken in a meaningful way, Microsoft might just as well file for bankruptcy.
Flashback to early 2010's in design with a price in 2019. Pretty weird machine. Definitely for businesses.
How so, it's like 90% Surface Pro. But it has USB C.
I did notice on the 7200 maybe that way for 5285/5290 is that you can remove screws on the back to access or change the battery. This helps if you notice your battery isn't lasting or is causing a premature bulge.
Awesome review! Thanks Lisa!
Cannot find a user manual on the Dell website. Is there one?
The look compared to the surface pro is just a bit old fashion. Like it belongs at least to 4 years ago!
I love watching your reviews! I like the style you use in your videos overall, very clear and a lot of numbers and specs, I like to buy business PCs for my personal use because they're more reliable, often better built, and it's easier to specify a smart card reader, which is a massively important feature for me as an end user.
Isn't her style like that of the 80s-90s?? Very calming and graceful.
so far i have used all the brands but honestly to say DELL has a classss.....
It's a better value and quality than the surface pro 6 considering its tb3 and build but I'm saving up for a Surface book 3
I don't know. You can get a Surface for 1230 USD whereas the Dell is 1750 USD for the same specs. I don't think TB3 is worth 500 dollars.
I have a surface pro 5 and its a amazing, the only downside is when you are either in a sofa or a bed and its not the most comfortable, but when it comes to drawing i dont even use my keyboard thanks yo the touch tools on clio studio paint, so i am aiming to a surface book next upgrade.
x1 extreme gen 2 next please!!
Nope,...!!!
Nice Shirt. Thanks for the comparisons to the other contenders
So, a better in some, worse in other characteristics but more expensive surface. And Ms is holding an event in October to probably update the surface line up
Its only better on the ports... is ugly, chunky and crazy expensive
That pen jitter looks pretty bad and the battery is disappointing, but other than those it looks pretty good.
Also, folding the keyboard to the backside disable it completly :) no unintended keystrokes
What phone are you using atm Lisa 0:38? I see it's dual sim.
Lost me at core i3 for $900+ no thanks
Yeah - way too expensive for what it offers. That sort of thing. ^^
We have these at my work but with i7, 16gb memory and 512gb SSD...they are excellent tablets but cost $$$
We've been using Dell laptop computers for about 10 years. Still have one that's 8 years old and still doing well. BUT, I recommend staying away from this line of Dell computers. One of ours, which is barely 2 years old, just died. The battery swelled up and separated the screen from the frame and is no longer working. VERY disappointing. Dell just said that because the warranty expired, there's nothing they can do. That's for a "business class" laptop that costs well over $1,000! It could have ended with a battery fire.
On the other hand, my personal microsoft Surface served me well for several years without any problem.
The keyboard is sold separately.
Its included, listen carefully
With the two fireports will it take duel screens
Is there a 2020 or 2021 model? Or did Dell discontinue it? I don’t see anything with this form factor on their site.
Hi Lisa! Would love to see you review the Dell XPS 13" with i7-1065G7. It'd be very interesting seeing the performance in that notebook.
What a thick bezels ... i didn't expect that from dell in 2019
Those bezels make the device easier to hold without the keyboard though. That's why Surface devices still keep them so large.
way too expensive imo
I'm into FPV, and I LoOOove your shirt!!!🤣
Hi!
I see it have two USB C port.
Kindly let me know use for each port ( for charge ).
Hi there Lisa
Awesome review
Can this PC pass as replacement for Dell inspiron 13???
I don't see why not, other than the slightly smaller screen size you'll have to get used to.
You should look for a cheaper option. This one is kind of pricey.
So which one to pick? 5290 or 7200? What are the differences? A smackdown please!
If you don't care much about Thunderbolt 3 or Intel Core i7, you can just go for the 5290.
Would there be a showdown with the Surface Pro?
Can we get the Dell 5300 2 in 1?
This chanel deserves 10Million subs.
Interesting! Not really sure why anyone would want this for a business/corporate solution instead of an X1 Yoga or something with an actually sturdy/good keyboard, but still interesting!
Thx for this video Lisa.
Can it insert Sim card?
Is this fast enough to use E leaning?
What shocks me is that this thing has an sd card slot and bigger machines don't
Why do you say it's 12.3 inch when it's 14 inch? You measure diagonally.
My touchscreen stop working any help
IS the ssd changeable?
Them bezels though....
Does it have dual channel mem?
Was originally looking at Surface Pro, but then realized they had no Thunderbolt, thus deal breaker.
Must have Thunderbolt 3 for eGPU application, as I work in Architecture and Interior Design, definitely would need the eGPU boost with larger desktop screen when in office. Otherwise it's great to just pack it up and go on-site, meet clients with the tablet.
Dears,
Pls recommend me a laptop suitable for 3D CAD modelling and simulation preferably SOLID WORKS. Budget around 1000 USD.
Thanks :)
I wonder if it supports an external GPU...
What phone is she using at 0:52
Great vid and another great shirt. Stay safe Lisa x
I love your t shirts and reviews👍🏿
Hi! Can u do review for dell inspiron 7591 please !!!
Request: Smackdown with the 2018 Lattitude 5290 2-in-1. Feels like they have the same specs.
Btw, does anyone know if the 5290 will have an upgrade this year?
In case if you are not aware, this 7200 is the upgrade of the 5290. Now in 2020, Dell has launched the 7210, which is essentially an updated 7200 with 10th gen Intel chipset.
Can we python coding with it?
How's the sound quality vs Surface pro especially at max volume
Surface has amazing sound quality, max volume I’m not sure if you have it at 98/100 there’s no crackling or anything . But that was in a surface 6
@@EP-pg3xs thanks a lot for the reply
Is This better than HP spectre?
Not better, different. This is a tablet, the Spectre x360 is a convertible laptop.
Not a fan of this one dell, but always love mobile tech reviews!
I agree with your shirt.
Other than dell, are there another manufacturers making surface pro clones? They've disappeared in 2019.
I only know Lenovo and HP. They made ThinkPad X1 Tablet and Elite X2 respectively.
Hmm even with U CPUs definitely not nearly as good as the X1 Tablet, Lenovo all the way atm.
Those bezels leave a lot to be desired.
No they don’t it good that they are there so when you are holding the tablet you don’t accidentally touch the screen and open something that you didn’t want to open
So is this a computer or tablet with keyboard 700 seems like an ass ton
Lisa you are the best
Oh and did they "fix" the back camera angle? Sitting on a table the camera points a little low...irritating when skyping and the otherone only sees your chin.
Nice job. Solid review.
Thanks
Wow. Didn't know companies were even allowed to copy designs to this degree. Very dissapointed in Dell on this one. Wish they would've been at least a bit more original. :\
I mean, I know companies copy eachother all the time to a certain extent, but this just seems crazy...
Thank you 💕😊
New Dell 15 7000 2in1 please
Dear Madam Lisa, thank you for useful review.
Blbec 🤣... Dear Madam
Intriguing, however, I do believe it is a tad overpriced. $1500 is $500 too expensive for a ULV i5, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. For a normal laptop that doesn't require the engineering and design feats that this does, I would pay $700 for these specifications. $300 more for the materials, R&D and engineering seems about right. The i7 configurationn is just outrageous, $2100, really? Not that I think more is needed, but it's a bog standard display and has no discrete (low power) GPU.
Lisa is the best. 😁
Hi. My name is Duyên. I'm from Viet Nam. Would you show me some tablet for a cad 2d and coder.
I believe there is no alternative for a detachable keyboard, this laptop is restrictive usage in the sense, it CANNOT be used to put it on lap to work, needs a firm desk for support. It cannot be called as LAPTOP!
I guess it went down by 400
Next xps 7390 :) 2 in 1
Ничего не понял, но очень интересно
Can you open online T-shirt store already??? Ill wait it like forever... Please!
It's coming! Just have to find the time to finish the designs.
Too small
Display is from 1995 stock.
surface pro keyboard and especially the track pad - YUCK!
Touchpads should be centered by law!
haha, I like your shirt!
In the IT Dept, we (dis)love all our users equally, especially the ones that call because they don't know how to shift+enter in Word, bit I digrese...
If you got a "less than ideal" quality device, usually it's because the budget has been cut (again) or we recieved an instruction from above as to what gear to buy ("get the cheapest one")
Those bezels. Woof. This thing looks like a 5 year old ipad.
The design looks too dated, like a 2010ish laptop
Looks just like a Surface Pro to me?
That shirt. LoL!
Time for some Lisa n Chill :)
Cheapest video editing pc
Because #Apple give it out for free bundled with new iMacs and iPhones... Rather awkward huh? 😂
Humm. It's not as beautiful as the surface pro
Business machines aren't really about looks, isn't it?
Do not buy dell laptop they have large amount of heating problem. I am saying this based on my experience. Importantly they do not care once you buy it They neglect your complain by saying system is ok.
A friend of mine and my dad also have a Dell laptop. They never complain anything about heat at all, everything is well.
Nice! 😜
Eww.
Last! :)