Couldn't agree more. I loved the screen aspect ratio and form factor of the Surface Pro X, but it's performance was garbage so I got the Surface Pro 7. Was really excited to hear about this Dell, then I saw the prices. It's a hard pass Dell. No thanks
How so? IPad Pro’s sell for even more. At least these have a real computer operating system and with Windows 11 should allow for Apps designed for tablets to flourish on Windows tablets..also this still can act as a laptop.
"Smoking crack" is a little harsh, but they could possibly be on peyote and having some sort of hallucination. Really!!! a 40% higher price tag than Lenovo ($1403 vs $2320) for the same product???? Come on Dell!!!
***UPDATE** Apparently the SSD and Wi-Fi are serviceable by the user but I did not open this up to find out. I will talk more about this in the full review. Access begins under the kickstand by removing the Philips head screws. Stay tuned..
How can I get some confirmation on the ram being serviceable? Specifically being able to add above 16gb would be nice. That is kind of amazing on this form factor if all three are upgradeable.
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Another update Andrew, the RAM IS NOT user upgradable. SSD and WIFI are. By the way, great review. I'm knocking my head because I like this a lot, but the Lenovo X12 is just about 1000 dollars cheaper for essentially the same.
Whyyy, does all these detachable 2 in 1s have to sell their keyboards seperately... it such a bummer to see Dell copy this aspect of the Surface Pro lineup as well. Thanks for the views David!
Lenovo's x12 includes the keyboard and a "basic stylus" that doesn't have tilt or magnets to stick to the side, but it works fine and the "premium" one with magnets and tilt is only 40 bucks. And based on my owning a surface before the x12, the Lenovo keyboard blows it out of the water to boot.
Thanks for the informative video. I got the small version from my company these days and I love it. In the office I have 3 monitors connected via the docking station. On the road I use it as a tablet to take quick notes on the screen. For personal use it would be too expensive for me, but as a device for everyday work it is great.
Love the form factor. Good options in this. Seems superior to SP7+. This is the ideal form factor for me. What is total weight (tablet-screen + keyboard and pen)? It is not clear from dell website with "starting weight". I do think your reviews are more thorough and clear on all points than most other reviewers with tech spec cheat sheet and final pros-cons "P&L" summary as well as various "in use demonstrations" as well - and comparison to similar other models too... Really appreciated. Agree if investing a 4G/5G future proof would be good for next few years.
These would be so much better if the keyboards had a separate battery. I use a cheap Bluetooth keyboard and a mouse, this makes them so much more flexible and useable.
I agree about the versatility a wireless keyboard adds, so I purchased the Brydge keyboard for the SPX for this very reason. I don't understand why nearly all of the detachables don't have a Bluetooth chip embedded into the keyboard.
I own a Samsung Galaxy Book. The first model that looks similar to the Latitude 7320. I don't know why Samsung move away from this design. I am a digital nomad and love the size of the laptop. I am in the market for a new 2 and 1 laptop, thank you for the preview.
Great Review, I'm glad you're left-handed like me. Helps if there's any southpaw-specific issues. I ended up getting the X12 detachable instead. Lenovo just had a way better deal on that device than Dell was offering. Lenovo had the sense to include the keyboard and a stylus in the box.
i have the Latitude 5290 2-in-1 but i am looking to get the 7320 Detachable now the price is reasonable for used devices; the first thing that i am going to do is install Debian on the hard drive.
I have just got one of these on order through work and am very excited to play. Have always wanted a surface pro, so this will be an interesting experience.. thanks for your breakdown..
Andrew..great analysis! One of the main issues we are having with our Surface Pro 7's is lag when we are on a web call (TEAM, Zoom, WebEx, etc.) while presenting designs utilizing BlueBeam. I am not sure if you are using Lightroom or Photoshop, but I am sure that you they require similar if not greater RAM and graphics card capabilities. I would be interested to see what you discovered when you compare the Surface Pro 7 to the Dell detachable? Thanks -Joe
The video and audio quality look pretty good. Love this form factor. The display looks very nice. Does the display suffer from PWM?? That's the deal breaker for me on the Surface products.
Very helpful and insightful video! Helpful in choosing my new work laptop purchase. New to this community, but why do some videos have a final "Score" at the end and others (such as this video) don't?
A nice device but some issues. So far I am seeing high thermals for this device but I have not done much tweaking outside of a few BIOS settings. Also wobbly stand at times and no more pop-out buttons for stand (must manually pull stand out -- not a huge deal).
A really beautiful device with nice performance. However, my incurable multitasking and need for multiple screens would be an issue here - it wouldn't be possible to attach a secondary monitor (or two) to it. I do love the lightness of the unit, though I do think that ideally the extras should've been in the box. That, I think, is where ASUS and HP are doing better than Dell - value addition. Keep up the awesome work, Andrew
Speaking of secondary monitors, I recently came across the Ofiyaa, Teamgee and Xebec Triple screen units that are currently available. I'm curious to hear what you think about them, Andrew.
I'm running this machine connected to a Dell Docking station/hub....and have 2 nice monitors connected with no problems - except for the price of the hub. The dual USBC display/charging port is excellent so that one cable is needed. I also run a mouse and separate keyboard via the hub.
I bought the x12 largely on your review, since I really needed a new surface but wanted an 11th gen processor with iris and the better battery life. Would be curious to see a comparison between all three, but seeing as the Lenovo comes with a pen and keyboard and with Lenovo's stupid "always a sale" pricing, came out to be $1500 shipped for their top of the line i7 1180, 16gb ram and 1tb ssd, along with the "better" pen that has tilt, a button, and magnetically sticks to the chassis. I love the way Lenovo put their own Thinkpad touches on the x12, including the keyboard (crap FN/Ctrl button swap aside) and the way the keyboard holds closed magnetically. The dell looks like a much more "warts and all" clone of the surface, including the steep price, refusal to just include a pen and keyboard, and limited I/o. The only gripe I have with the x12 other than the FN key placement is the Wacom interface is not the same as Microsoft's, so I can't use my absolute favorite aftermarket stylus, and the options are EXTREMELY limited. Does the pen have tilt functionality?
Thanks for an awesome review! Is there any chance that you might be able to do a comparison between the HP ENVX x360 15inch (2021) and the HP ProBook 435 X360 G8 (I think the website says it will be available in October! Maybe you can get one into your studio sooner?)
I would love to see your full review. Would you mind to check the latency of the rear camera and also check the latency of the camera, when it is connected to an external monitor through the thunderbolt port? Thank you for your effort. Love your videos. Greetings from Germany
Andrew, very detailed first look, as always. Need your suggestion on one thing. Lenovo is running a huge sale now and ThinkPad X12 with i5-1130G7, 16gb ram, 512gb SSD, IR with human presence detection and 4G LTE+eSim at just $1165 and without 4G, at just $1059. Should I pick that over this Latitude? ThinkPad has the pen included as well.
Dell Latitude 7320D with 16GB and LTE (which are mandatory IMO) is $2,560 USD. The choice should be obvious. Honestly, I think HP Elite X2 is the best tablet if you absolutely need Thunderbolt, but Thinkpad X12 is the best bang for buck for that price. Personally though I would pick the SP7+ just because of better Screen, Speakers, and Battery Life over the X12, and I don't use the Thunderbolt port.
Price difference is big so go with the X12 Detachable. However, Dell does run sales often so I would not be surprised to see big price cuts down the road.
If I could have something with this form factor but have a dedicated graphics card to run Photoshop and modern AAA games smoothly, I would drop every cent I could on it.
So could you please be more precise in terms of real numbers when you say multiple 4K monitors? How many 2? 3? also the Hertz value is important. Thanks
That style of power adapter. Wish more manufacturers do that. Most have detachable power cord but not usb c cable or detachable usb c cable but adapter plugs directly into wall socket
Amazing review Andrew as always! Keep up the great work! I have a HP Elite X2 G8(2021 model) with the i7-1185G7, 16gb DDRX, 512gb nvme ssd, 13" ips touchscreen (3000x2000), HP G3 active pen, and full body Targus case, detachable keyboard, and charger. If you like to make a review about the HP 2in1 or make a triple comparison video with the Dell 7320, Lenovo thinkpad, and HP X2 G8 please let me know.
can this replace an iPad Pro? I am kinda confused between this & the iPad Pro. This guy has a better OS for my use while the iPad has certain limitations in terms of apps. However, I suspect that the iPad has better touch screen & user experience. that's what's making it tough for me to choose between the two. Can a 2 in1 or detachable laptop actually replace an iPad?
Everything runs smooth on an iPad until you want to move large files. Then you experience the fact the file management is so buggy you can't use it as a professional device. I liked every app I tried on the iPad Pro but I'm returning it because I can't use it for professional video editing due to the fact that the file management simply does not work.
@@andrewmarcdavid No idea, but this is from their article, "Dell uses the shorter M.2 2230 form factor instead of the usual 2280 likely to save on space and weight. Upgrading the drive yourself is therefore possible albeit not as user-friendly as on a laptop."
@@andrewmarcdavid HotHardware's review has photos of the inside. "The Latitude 7320 Detachable is designed to be extremely serviceable in the field. Dell tells us that the NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi card, WWAN card, and battery are all user and IT-serviceable and replacement parts will be available for warranty work. That means getting into the Latitude 7320 should be pretty simple, and we found some candidates under the kickstand. Four small Philips-head screws were all that separated us from getting inside. Pop those off, be careful when prying the display from the chassis, and we can see what makes this thing tick."
Dell 7320 detachable vs Lenovo Yoga Duet 7ITL (16gb ram). It would be great to hear your thoughts, especially round the configuration of ram and how the 13" models stack up against each other. Perhaps some thoughts on the 12.3" Lenovo X12 Thinkpad detachable in comparison to the "business orientated" Surface Pro 7+.
Whoops the raw capacity of battery is just 40wh when surface pro 7 plus has 50wh. Seems not enough for tablet use be ready to charge twice for full day use.
Mr. David I love your Objective Reviews. I noticed that You are a Lefty, that is not a bad thing, just an Observation on my part. I would like to have you R.eview the Surf Laptop 4 with the Intel Processor. I know you did a review with the AMD Processor. Just wondering which Processor is faster, & can handle a larger Work load. .Thank You Very Much
Looks very nice. It would be even better with optional 32GB RAM and 45-50 Whr battery (I'd accept a slightly heavier machine). What is the material of the keyboard? Plasticky, or like Alcantera? Webcam looks good; the mikes somewhat muted.
One crucial design factor to me for these devices is the lowest weight possible. I think once this happens and in tandem with price:performance ratio being superior, they will become more popular than laptops. Being able to use a competent device anywhere is so useful. Phone screens I find too small also so I really dislike using phones. Low weight being in my backpack makes a huge difference (eg x days per years for total time carrying).
I still have the Dell Latitude 5290 2-in-1 and I'm not sure about upgrading to the 7320 2-in-1. With 12th Gen this would be far more interesting I guess. My 8th Gen i5 is nearly equal to the results in the benchmarks (except 16gb of ram is a plus, but for a light machine like this 8gb is enough) and not very loud too. The bezels look quite small on the sides. Can you handle the device in tabletmode without touching the screen and misclicking all the time?
I purchased 2yrs ago dell 5290 tablet don't want to switch to this again spend $$ tablets are useful as l can use straight without folding 360 keyboards
Can I swap out the standard PN7320A pen for the newer PN7522W. I mean will this seat well inside the typecover as the standard stylus pen is a bit flatter.
i have a question.. samsung galaxy book pro 360 2 in 1 laptop is 1500 dollar and it has 11gen i7, 16 gb ram , 1tb ssd 15 inch full hd super amoled display. This dell 13 inch detachable is 2539 dollar for same configurations if we want. Just look in dell website . And we have to buy keboard 200 dollar and 70 dollar stylus pen separately .. what the hack. I know that samsung galaxy book pro web cam worst and display brightness is 300 nits that is lower compare to this 500 nits.. but compare with super amoled 15 inch screen vs this 13 inch screen with big bessel So why we need this detachable laptop for 2539 dollar compare to 1500 dollar samsung or also going with hp 360 is so much better
Vey nice PC for someone who has recently won the lottery. This PC is very pricey. Should have included the keyboard and pen for this price. The display is excellent and the webcam is very good. The mic in this sounded very clear. The other camera is also very good. Even though the machine has a slightly lower speed processor it is still very fast and will meet most users demands easily especially when traveling. For fun I went on their website and looked at the delivery dates. You would probably receive this machine if ordered in about a week unlike the HP you recently reviewed. Excellent "first looks"review.
When compared to the Surface Pro 7, it may not be that bad. With the Surface Pro 7, at work, we have a have two chargers, a light-weight charger for travel, and the larger "brick" so we can connect our dual monitors while in the office. Based upon the review, the monitors can connect directly to the computer. I am not sure if the ports would withstand frequent plugging and un-plugging The other components for the Surface are not cheap either (keyboard, mouse, stylus). I've lost my stylus more than once so I definitely like the way the Dell Detachable stores its stylus. Bottomline, be sure to look at the total cost of the systems before deciding.
OF A BIG FAN OF THE SURFACE PROS! IVE GOT A SURFACE PRO 4. IT OVERHEATS, THE SCREEN FLICKERS, THE BATTERY LIFE IS SHIT, MY BATTERY’S FUCKED AFTER 3 YRS OF USE!
Why do people make windows convertible devices and Noy include the keyboard case? Windows still needs a m+k to be useable. Touch is terrible on windows if you have to use it for everything. 🤦🏻♂️
I own the Surface Pro 7 and was the worse purchase decision ever! Stay away from it, I wish this Dell tablet was out at the time I purchased the Pro 7, I would have went with Dell!
Dell telling this stylus pen is the worlds fastest recharging pen.. and its 30 s for full.. Lol.. samsung spen no need charge to write.. just for bluetooth functions.. thats also just put it in charge slot then just remove that now it fully charged..
@@andrewmarcdavid yes.. not in galaxy book pro 360.. because it does not have Bluetooth function.. also its spen is big so samsung cant make slot in that slim laptop.. but samsung has magnetic in top of the lap so we can just hold s pen in not using laptop.. but in book flex it has small spen so it has slot.. its all in our preferences.
@@andrewmarcdavid And also i have a question.. samsung galaxy book pro 360 2 in 1 laptop is 1500 dollar and it has 11gen i7, 16 gb ram , 1tb ssd 15 inch full hd super amoled display. This dell 13 inch detachable is 2539 dollar for same configurations if we want And we have to buy keboard 200 dollar and 70 dollar stylus pen separately .. what the hack. I know that samsung galaxy book pro web cam worst and display brightness is 300 nits that is lower compare to this 500 nits.. but compare with super amoled 15 inch screen vs this 13 inch screen with big bessel So why we need this detachable laptop for 2539 dollar compare to 1500 dollar samsung or also going with hp 360 is so much better
I never found Windows to be an optimized OS for touch…..which is the main reason for buying a tablet. Windows belongs to proper laptops… so the idea of buying a windows tablet still doesn’t make sense to me !!
Actually the Surface devices are a reference design created by Microsoft for OEMS, including Dell among others to create Surface like devices. This is exactly what Microsoft intended when it introduced the Surface line.
I was just offered one of these n NEW (i7 16gb ram 256gb ssd) for my steam deck. I am considering trading for it. Does anyone think I could sell it if I traded for it and for how much. It's 2023 now
Would've been a hit but Dell is smoking crack with these prices
Couldn't agree more. I loved the screen aspect ratio and form factor of the Surface Pro X, but it's performance was garbage so I got the Surface Pro 7. Was really excited to hear about this Dell, then I saw the prices. It's a hard pass Dell. No thanks
"MSRP"
How so?
IPad Pro’s sell for even more.
At least these have a real computer operating system and with Windows 11 should allow for Apps designed for tablets to flourish on Windows tablets..also this still can act as a laptop.
@@AdmiralBison like you said this is a real laptop. I love the iPad. But if you want real work it this. Or Lenovo x12 have you seen it?
"Smoking crack" is a little harsh, but they could possibly be on peyote and having some sort of hallucination. Really!!! a 40% higher price tag than Lenovo ($1403 vs $2320) for the same product???? Come on Dell!!!
***UPDATE** Apparently the SSD and Wi-Fi are serviceable by the user but I did not open this up to find out. I will talk more about this in the full review. Access begins under the kickstand by removing the Philips head screws. Stay tuned..
How can I get some confirmation on the ram being serviceable? Specifically being able to add above 16gb would be nice. That is kind of amazing on this form factor if all three are upgradeable.
Another update Andrew, the RAM IS NOT user upgradable. SSD and WIFI are.
By the way, great review. I'm knocking my head because I like this a lot, but the Lenovo X12 is just about 1000 dollars cheaper for essentially the same.
@@jinparksoul I have this model and I can confirm RAM is *not* serviceable
When is the full review?
Whyyy, does all these detachable 2 in 1s have to sell their keyboards seperately... it such a bummer to see Dell copy this aspect of the Surface Pro lineup as well. Thanks for the views David!
Following Microsoft's lead I guess in selling the accessories separately.
Lenovo's x12 includes the keyboard and a "basic stylus" that doesn't have tilt or magnets to stick to the side, but it works fine and the "premium" one with magnets and tilt is only 40 bucks.
And based on my owning a surface before the x12, the Lenovo keyboard blows it out of the water to boot.
Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i 13" bundles keypad and pen together. Just not Wacom quality pen however. But good to see.
Thanks for the informative video. I got the small version from my company these days and I love it. In the office I have 3 monitors connected via the docking station. On the road I use it as a tablet to take quick notes on the screen. For personal use it would be too expensive for me, but as a device for everyday work it is great.
Love the form factor. Good options in this. Seems superior to SP7+. This is the ideal form factor for me.
What is total weight (tablet-screen + keyboard and pen)? It is not clear from dell website with "starting weight".
I do think your reviews are more thorough and clear on all points than most other reviewers with tech spec cheat sheet and final pros-cons "P&L" summary as well as various "in use demonstrations" as well - and comparison to similar other models too... Really appreciated.
Agree if investing a 4G/5G future proof would be good for next few years.
These would be so much better if the keyboards had a separate battery. I use a cheap Bluetooth keyboard and a mouse, this makes them so much more flexible and useable.
I agree about the versatility a wireless keyboard adds, so I purchased the Brydge keyboard for the SPX for this very reason. I don't understand why nearly all of the detachables don't have a Bluetooth chip embedded into the keyboard.
I've been searching UA-cam for this. Thanks.
I own a Samsung Galaxy Book. The first model that looks similar to the Latitude 7320. I don't know why Samsung move away from this design. I am a digital nomad and love the size of the laptop. I am in the market for a new 2 and 1 laptop, thank you for the preview.
Great Review, I'm glad you're left-handed like me. Helps if there's any southpaw-specific issues. I ended up getting the X12 detachable instead. Lenovo just had a way better deal on that device than Dell was offering. Lenovo had the sense to include the keyboard and a stylus in the box.
i have the Latitude 5290 2-in-1 but i am looking to get the 7320 Detachable now the price is reasonable for used devices; the first thing that i am going to do is install Debian on the hard drive.
Seems like everybody likes Microsoft's idea of pen storage
they are the only company that I have seen copy it though
@@rxs87 HP elite folio matey.
I just came from your X12 review. I love your 2-in-1 coverage. Look forward to seeing this review. Sub definitely earned!
Thanks really appreciate it 👊
I have just got one of these on order through work and am very excited to play. Have always wanted a surface pro, so this will be an interesting experience.. thanks for your breakdown..
Can we all appreciate that Andrew does webcam previews, I don't know why other reviewers skimp on it. Yeah, they are all crap but still.
Andrew..great analysis!
One of the main issues we are having with our Surface Pro 7's is lag when we are on a web call (TEAM, Zoom, WebEx, etc.) while presenting designs utilizing BlueBeam.
I am not sure if you are using Lightroom or Photoshop, but I am sure that you they require similar if not greater RAM and graphics card capabilities.
I would be interested to see what you discovered when you compare the Surface Pro 7 to the Dell detachable?
Thanks -Joe
The video and audio quality look pretty good. Love this form factor. The display looks very nice. Does the display suffer from PWM?? That's the deal breaker for me on the Surface products.
thank you very much for reviewing this. this is a device i have been waiting for
Audio and webcam quality very good, i love your dog, thanks for this review
Wa looking forward to this review... thank uh so much
Enjoy
@@andrewmarcdavid Can we have hp elite x2 g8 tablet anytime soon? it is also similar device, with more ports.
Very helpful and insightful video! Helpful in choosing my new work laptop purchase. New to this community, but why do some videos have a final "Score" at the end and others (such as this video) don't?
A nice device but some issues. So far I am seeing high thermals for this device but I have not done much tweaking outside of a few BIOS settings. Also wobbly stand at times and no more pop-out buttons for stand (must manually pull stand out -- not a huge deal).
A really beautiful device with nice performance. However, my incurable multitasking and need for multiple screens would be an issue here - it wouldn't be possible to attach a secondary monitor (or two) to it. I do love the lightness of the unit, though I do think that ideally the extras should've been in the box. That, I think, is where ASUS and HP are doing better than Dell - value addition. Keep up the awesome work, Andrew
Speaking of secondary monitors, I recently came across the Ofiyaa, Teamgee and Xebec Triple screen units that are currently available. I'm curious to hear what you think about them, Andrew.
Why would you not be able to connect a second monitor via a USB hub similar to the Surface line?
I'm running this machine connected to a Dell Docking station/hub....and have 2 nice monitors connected with no problems - except for the price of the hub. The dual USBC display/charging port is excellent so that one cable is needed. I also run a mouse and separate keyboard via the hub.
I bought the x12 largely on your review, since I really needed a new surface but wanted an 11th gen processor with iris and the better battery life. Would be curious to see a comparison between all three, but seeing as the Lenovo comes with a pen and keyboard and with Lenovo's stupid "always a sale" pricing, came out to be $1500 shipped for their top of the line i7 1180, 16gb ram and 1tb ssd, along with the "better" pen that has tilt, a button, and magnetically sticks to the chassis.
I love the way Lenovo put their own Thinkpad touches on the x12, including the keyboard (crap FN/Ctrl button swap aside) and the way the keyboard holds closed magnetically.
The dell looks like a much more "warts and all" clone of the surface, including the steep price, refusal to just include a pen and keyboard, and limited I/o. The only gripe I have with the x12 other than the FN key placement is the Wacom interface is not the same as Microsoft's, so I can't use my absolute favorite aftermarket stylus, and the options are EXTREMELY limited.
Does the pen have tilt functionality?
Hi. Just want to let you know that you can actually swap the ctrl and fn key via Lenovo Vantage App
Great review! How was the fan noise on full load? And would the power be good enough for a gaming setup, using this latitude with a external gpu?
Great review! Did have issues with the angle of the monitor/tablet or is it adjustable? Thanks!
Thanks for an awesome review! Is there any chance that you might be able to do a comparison between the HP ENVX x360 15inch (2021) and the HP ProBook 435 X360 G8 (I think the website says it will be available in October! Maybe you can get one into your studio sooner?)
Possibly!
I would love to see your full review. Would you mind to check the latency of the rear camera and also check the latency of the camera, when it is connected to an external monitor through the thunderbolt port? Thank you for your effort. Love your videos. Greetings from Germany
Andrew, very detailed first look, as always. Need your suggestion on one thing. Lenovo is running a huge sale now and ThinkPad X12 with i5-1130G7, 16gb ram, 512gb SSD, IR with human presence detection and 4G LTE+eSim at just $1165 and without 4G, at just $1059. Should I pick that over this Latitude? ThinkPad has the pen included as well.
Dell Latitude 7320D with 16GB and LTE (which are mandatory IMO) is $2,560 USD. The choice should be obvious.
Honestly, I think HP Elite X2 is the best tablet if you absolutely need Thunderbolt, but Thinkpad X12 is the best bang for buck for that price.
Personally though I would pick the SP7+ just because of better Screen, Speakers, and Battery Life over the X12, and I don't use the Thunderbolt port.
Price difference is big so go with the X12 Detachable. However, Dell does run sales often so I would not be surprised to see big price cuts down the road.
If I could have something with this form factor but have a dedicated graphics card to run Photoshop and modern AAA games smoothly, I would drop every cent I could on it.
So could you please be more precise in terms of real numbers when you say multiple 4K monitors? How many 2? 3? also the Hertz value is important. Thanks
That style of power adapter. Wish more manufacturers do that. Most have detachable power cord but not usb c cable or detachable usb c cable but adapter plugs directly into wall socket
How about palm rejection? For the pen device, palm rejection should be the most important point
Amazing review Andrew as always! Keep up the great work! I have a HP Elite X2 G8(2021 model) with the i7-1185G7, 16gb DDRX, 512gb nvme ssd, 13" ips touchscreen (3000x2000), HP G3 active pen, and full body Targus case, detachable keyboard, and charger. If you like to make a review about the HP 2in1 or make a triple comparison video with the Dell 7320, Lenovo thinkpad, and HP X2 G8 please let me know.
Hey Michael what's the battery like on your x2?
@@MrReedmonkey hello, I would get about 3-5hrs of casual usage. 50% brightness with balance power mode.
We need disassembly and upgrade options for Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable
can this replace an iPad Pro? I am kinda confused between this & the iPad Pro. This guy has a better OS for my use while the iPad has certain limitations in terms of apps. However, I suspect that the iPad has better touch screen & user experience. that's what's making it tough for me to choose between the two. Can a 2 in1 or detachable laptop actually replace an iPad?
Everything runs smooth on an iPad until you want to move large files. Then you experience the fact the file management is so buggy you can't use it as a professional device. I liked every app I tried on the iPad Pro but I'm returning it because I can't use it for professional video editing due to the fact that the file management simply does not work.
How is the pen performance? Is there pen jitter with slow and straight lines. responsiveness overal? Asking this as a digital artist too.
So far performing well. Keep in mind I am not an artist.
According to notebookcheck you can access and replace the battery, wifi and NVME.
How do you open it up?
@@andrewmarcdavid No idea, but this is from their article, "Dell uses the shorter M.2 2230 form factor instead of the usual 2280 likely to save on space and weight. Upgrading the drive yourself is therefore possible albeit not as user-friendly as on a laptop."
@@andrewmarcdavid HotHardware's review has photos of the inside.
"The Latitude 7320 Detachable is designed to be extremely serviceable in the field. Dell tells us that the NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi card, WWAN card, and battery are all user and IT-serviceable and replacement parts will be available for warranty work. That means getting into the Latitude 7320 should be pretty simple, and we found some candidates under the kickstand. Four small Philips-head screws were all that separated us from getting inside. Pop those off, be careful when prying the display from the chassis, and we can see what makes this thing tick."
great overview. thank you. I assume the speakers on the Surface pro 8 and Galaxy Tab S8 plus are better, yes?
Actually it is user upgradeable. You can change the SSD und LTE module yourself.
I have a surface pro 7 and the battery life is HORRIBLE... About 2 hrs of normal use. I'm always tethered
Dell 7320 detachable vs Lenovo Yoga Duet 7ITL (16gb ram). It would be great to hear your thoughts, especially round the configuration of ram and how the 13" models stack up against each other. Perhaps some thoughts on the 12.3" Lenovo X12 Thinkpad detachable in comparison to the "business orientated" Surface Pro 7+.
Yoga Duet (2021) lacks dual channel memory (important for Xe iGPU performance)
Very good review but it would be great it would be within 8 minute... Thanks for ur nice work.
Hi Andrew. One question. Is the keyboard still working, when it is detached from the computer? Like the one in Lenovo yoga duet 7i?
Whoops the raw capacity of battery is just 40wh when surface pro 7 plus has 50wh. Seems not enough for tablet use be ready to charge twice for full day use.
could you please check if the screen uses PWM or DC ? thanks. and if DELL provides an 2k screen option that will be perfect 😂
Companies that are trying to compete with the surface really cant overlook the 1440p on the surface
Hi, thanks for the review! Is the RAM in dual channel?
I'm wondering this as well! Have you managed to obtain whether Dell Latitude 7320 Detachable utilises dual channel memory?
@@ondley It is dual channel according to the BIOS.
Mr. David I love your Objective Reviews. I noticed that You are a Lefty, that is not a bad thing, just an Observation on my part. I would like to have you R.eview the Surf Laptop 4 with the Intel Processor. I know you did a review with the AMD Processor. Just wondering which Processor is faster, & can handle a larger Work load. .Thank You Very Much
Nice, real nice overview. Not thrilled about the soldered system RAM - deal breaker for me,
Ravi Peiris M.D.
Can I assume that the keyboard will not work if not attached? Why aren't bluetooth detachable keyboards more common? Seems like a great idea to me.
Looks very nice. It would be even better with optional 32GB RAM and 45-50 Whr battery (I'd accept a slightly heavier machine). What is the material of the keyboard? Plasticky, or like Alcantera? Webcam looks good; the mikes somewhat muted.
It is plastic material on keyboard. Has good grip and is premium feeling
One crucial design factor to me for these devices is the lowest weight possible. I think once this happens and in tandem with price:performance ratio being superior, they will become more popular than laptops.
Being able to use a competent device anywhere is so useful. Phone screens I find too small also so I really dislike using phones.
Low weight being in my backpack makes a huge difference (eg x days per years for total time carrying).
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hello. Could you please detail compare dell 7320 and lenovo x12? Would be nice to see eGPU tests. Size difference and autonomy.
I still have the Dell Latitude 5290 2-in-1 and I'm not sure about upgrading to the 7320 2-in-1. With 12th Gen this would be far more interesting I guess. My 8th Gen i5 is nearly equal to the results in the benchmarks (except 16gb of ram is a plus, but for a light machine like this 8gb is enough) and not very loud too. The bezels look quite small on the sides. Can you handle the device in tabletmode without touching the screen and misclicking all the time?
I purchased 2yrs ago dell 5290 tablet don't want to switch to this again spend $$ tablets are useful as l
can use straight without folding 360 keyboards
Can I swap out the standard PN7320A pen for the newer PN7522W. I mean will this seat well inside the typecover as the standard stylus pen is a bit flatter.
How’s the battery life span like? 12hrs of active usage?
Hi Edward, did u get the answer? I would like to know as well
That kind of price only support Full HD+ screen reso? No thanks.
Good overview but can you use fingers on the touch screen, or only the pen?
Both
i have a question.. samsung galaxy book pro 360 2 in 1 laptop is 1500 dollar and it has 11gen i7, 16 gb ram , 1tb ssd 15 inch full hd super amoled display.
This dell 13 inch detachable is 2539 dollar for same configurations if we want. Just look in dell website . And we have to buy keboard 200 dollar and 70 dollar stylus pen separately .. what the hack.
I know that samsung galaxy book pro web cam worst and display brightness is 300 nits that is lower compare to this 500 nits.. but compare with super amoled 15 inch screen vs this 13 inch screen with big bessel
So why we need this detachable laptop for 2539 dollar compare to 1500 dollar samsung or also going with hp 360 is so much better
How the battery performance?
By features, this is better than XPS 13 detachable. If this one had a better price...
Thank you for another great video!
The only thing Dell is killing is its reputation with that horrendous quality control
I didn't see a USB JACKS. why?
Future of computers are here
Where did he post his full review?
Vey nice PC for someone who has recently won the lottery. This PC is very pricey. Should have included the keyboard and pen for this price. The display is excellent and the webcam is very good. The mic in this sounded very clear. The other camera is also very good. Even though the machine has a slightly lower speed processor it is still very fast and will meet most users demands easily especially when traveling. For fun I went on their website and looked at the delivery dates. You would probably receive this machine if ordered in about a week unlike the HP you recently reviewed. Excellent "first looks"review.
Yeah, this is expensive for sure. Hopefully we will see sales soon.
When compared to the Surface Pro 7, it may not be that bad. With the Surface Pro 7, at work, we have a have two chargers, a light-weight charger for travel, and the larger "brick" so we can connect our dual monitors while in the office. Based upon the review, the monitors can connect directly to the computer. I am not sure if the ports would withstand frequent plugging and un-plugging
The other components for the Surface are not cheap either (keyboard, mouse, stylus). I've lost my stylus more than once so I definitely like the way the Dell Detachable stores its stylus.
Bottomline, be sure to look at the total cost of the systems before deciding.
Will the detached keyboard still work by Bluetooth?
Nope, it cannot be used wirelessly and does not have it's own battery (uses tablet power).
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OF A BIG FAN OF THE SURFACE PROS! IVE GOT A SURFACE PRO 4. IT OVERHEATS, THE SCREEN FLICKERS, THE BATTERY LIFE IS SHIT, MY BATTERY’S FUCKED AFTER 3 YRS OF USE!
how to do you activate the rear facing camera?
Does it have LTE mobile SIM capability?
Can I play games on this laptop?
does it work on bsd systems.......
excellent device. nice video
The m1 ipad pro should have came with 2 thunderbolt ports.
Max is adorable 🙂
What about heating up?
Will test thermals in full review
rival Lenovo Yoga Duet 7i i7-1165G7
u can tilt the keyboard like surface? orelse the typing would be shit.
Yes tilts
Not enough ram, storage, cpu
Where are the new xps'!?
Why do people make windows convertible devices and Noy include the keyboard case? Windows still needs a m+k to be useable. Touch is terrible on windows if you have to use it for everything. 🤦🏻♂️
1920x1280 No Thanks I'll stick with Microsoft hi res.
with this kind of price um...m.....m.....???
But please review the iMac. I trust you when it comes to laptops.
But iMac isn't a laptop, right?
Max is so cute! 😍
I own the Surface Pro 7 and was the worse purchase decision ever! Stay away from it, I wish this Dell tablet was out at the time I purchased the Pro 7, I would have went with Dell!
I checked price and decide to stop watching this video
Dell telling this stylus pen is the worlds fastest recharging pen.. and its 30 s for full..
Lol.. samsung spen no need charge to write.. just for bluetooth functions.. thats also just put it in charge slot then just remove that now it fully charged..
Not on the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 as there is no place to store the pen.
@@andrewmarcdavid yes.. not in galaxy book pro 360.. because it does not have Bluetooth function.. also its spen is big so samsung cant make slot in that slim laptop.. but samsung has magnetic in top of the lap so we can just hold s pen in not using laptop.. but in book flex it has small spen so it has slot.. its all in our preferences.
@@andrewmarcdavid And also i have a question.. samsung galaxy book pro 360 2 in 1 laptop is 1500 dollar and it has 11gen i7, 16 gb ram , 1tb ssd 15 inch full hd super amoled display.
This dell 13 inch detachable is 2539 dollar for same configurations if we want And we have to buy keboard 200 dollar and 70 dollar stylus pen separately .. what the hack.
I know that samsung galaxy book pro web cam worst and display brightness is 300 nits that is lower compare to this 500 nits.. but compare with super amoled 15 inch screen vs this 13 inch screen with big bessel
So why we need this detachable laptop for 2539 dollar compare to 1500 dollar samsung or also going with hp 360 is so much better
No ryzen, soldered ram, ridiculous price. Pass.
The surface pro 7 + serial killer
Not worth the price u can buy a good gaming laptop with that price
A gaming laptop isn’t as light and sexy.
I never found Windows to be an optimized OS for touch…..which is the main reason for buying a tablet. Windows belongs to proper laptops… so the idea of buying a windows tablet still doesn’t make sense to me !!
Literally plagarised the surface pro. Wow. Shame on you Dell.
Actually the Surface devices are a reference design created by Microsoft for OEMS, including Dell among others to create Surface like devices. This is exactly what Microsoft intended when it introduced the Surface line.
So, to let you know: the mic is shit.
Hi sir iam in india
I was just offered one of these n
NEW (i7 16gb ram 256gb ssd) for my steam deck. I am considering trading for it. Does anyone think I could sell it if I traded for it and for how much. It's 2023 now