Last year's Latitude 7400 2-in-1 was already excellent, so why mess with a good thing? The Latitude 9410 2-in-1 doesn't bring anything new from a visual standpoint, but some users might appreciate the newer Comet Lake-U CPU options and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-Latitude-14-9410-2-in-1-Convertible-Review-A-Latitude-7400-At-Heart.490048.0.html
You seriously give 89% to this piece of crap? Look at the iGPU or CPU performance??? You do not mention CPU weakness in the cons.
Again, so biased review as it can be. This crap is worth 60% not recommended to anybody. Totally overpriced. Compare this to Envy 4700U, and you get 2x cheaper 2x more perf.
How can anyone give this laptop an 89%? This guy just lost all credibility.Notebookcheck has been a point of reference and an example to other sites on how to provide excellent reviews. Do not throw away your reputation by insulting your readers with this biased crap.
I haven't used the new model, but I loved its predecessor. It was the computer I was assigned for work, and after using it I would totally buy one for myself. I think the high score is justified. The experience of any product is more than just its raw power. That computer is truly a joy to use.
I am quite surprised that the reviews of intel-based laptops do not include comparisons with ryzen-based machines. I think it is a bit unfair.
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Quote from: anaconda on August 31, 2020, 22:24:33
You seriously give 89% to this piece of crap? Look at the iGPU or CPU performance??? You do not mention CPU weakness in the cons.
Again, so biased review as it can be. This crap is worth 60% not recommended to anybody. Totally overpriced. Compare this to Envy 4700U, and you get 2x cheaper 2x more perf.
Yeah, but those Ryzen cant even get to be on stock enough time, and lets not talk about the low quality screen and everything else attached to it. Stop fanboying so much for AMD and maybe this situation might improve for then. In the meantime, Tiger Lake was announced today and almost 10 laptops were already announced for it, which is almost way more than Ryzen models available on the wild for any user.
Just about to order one of these with the 78wh battery option. I love my surface pro 7 but the battery life in real world situations is just not enough. This looks fantastic to solve my issue even if it is 16:9 and .4kg (8 ounces) heavier.
Not having to drag around my surface power brick all day makes the weight delta only .1kg(2 ounces). Will report back after I've got it. ;D
Great review!
Can you also test the new HP Elitebook x360 1040 G7 with the same 78Wh battery capacity but 1000-nit FHD Sure View anti-glare display?
I'd love to see keyboard and speaker quality comparison between Dell, HP and Lenovo convertibles and whether HP has finally fixed its Sure View privacy screen's brightness and color issues.