Dell Latitude 14 5431vsDell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1

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Dell
Dell Latitude 14 5431
Latitude 14 5431

Quick Stats

The Dell Latitude 14 5431 offers exceptional performance thanks to its powerful Alder Lake P series processor and GPU.
The Dell Latitude 14 5431 boasts a sturdy build quality made from recycled plastics and carbon fiber.
The Dell Latitude 14 5431's display is decent but lacks color accuracy and brightness, suitable for office work.
The Dell Latitude 14 5431 boasts an eco-friendly build with recycled plastics and carbon fiber prominently featured.
Dell
Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1

Quick Stats

The Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1's overall performance is average, handling office tasks efficiently but lacking in some benchmarks.
The Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1's sturdy build prioritizes functionality and durability over sleekness for heavy business use.
The Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1's display shines with clarity and accuracy, but minor imperfections exist despite overall strong performance.
The Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1 features a serviceable Thunderbolt port and digital stylus support prominently.
Key Differences

No significant specification differences found between these devices.

Rank
Dell Latitude 14 5431
#301
Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
Winner
#297
Scores by Category
Rankings
Connectivity
Dell Latitude 14 5431
#43
Winner
Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
#476
Display
Dell Latitude 14 5431
#644
Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
#370
Winner
Performance
Dell Latitude 14 5431
#201
Winner
Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
#305
Build
Dell Latitude 14 5431
#192
Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
#174
Winner
Features
Dell Latitude 14 5431
#307
Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
#292
Winner

Note: Lower rank number indicates a better position in category.

Specifications Comparison
Specification
Dell Dell Latitude 14 5431
Dell Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1
up to 64GB
up to 64GB
up to 2000GB SSD
up to 2000GB SSD
Intel Core i5-1240P
Intel Core Ultra 7 265U
NVIDIA GeForce MX550
Intel Graphics (4-Cores)
1x 2280 PCIe NVMe 4.0 x4 See photo
N/A

Note: Highlighted specifications show differences between the two devices.

Pros and Cons

Dell Latitude 14 5431

Strengths

The laptop focuses solely on performance, putting great effort into taking care of the Core i7-1270P.
The construction feels good to the touch, utilizing recycled plastics and carbon fiber which is better for the environment.
The keyboard lacks a numpad but is otherwise great for typing with long key travel and relatively clicky feedback.
The touchpad is accurate and responsive.
The laptop is packed with ports, including two Thunderbolt 4 ports, an optional smart card reader, and more.
The speakers provide decent quality audio with no major deviations across all frequencies.
The laptop is efficient, lasting for 13 hours of web browsing or 9 hours and 5 minutes of video playback.

Weaknesses

The display doesn't have the best color and brightness, but can be upgraded to other versions suitable for Creator work.
The keyboard lacks a numpad, which might be inconvenient for some users.
The touchpad is not the biggest we've seen.
The base heats up only up to 42 degrees Celsius during intense use.
There's only one m.2 slot for generation for SSDs, limiting upgrade options.
The display profiles provided by our lab can be helpful, but might not be suitable for all users or workloads.
The webcam resolution is limited to 720p, which might be a drawback for some.

Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1

Strengths

Having the actual IO ports so I don't have to carry adapters with me is absolutely a fantastic thing.
It's sturdy and robust, perfect for business laptops that are treated like rental cars.
The serviceable Thunderbolt port makes it easy to manage for IT departments without having to unenroll and reenroll.
It does a great job of calming jobs in terms of what it is specifically designed for (executives, presentations, word processing, spreadsheets).
The pressure-sensitive digital stylus is very reactive and quick.
Dell actually listened to client feedback and produced this laptop based on their needs.

Weaknesses

It may not be the thinnest thing (but Dell acknowledges that's okay because they want ports).
The glass surface can get sticky with moist fingers, making it difficult to draw smooth lines.
Disconnects may occur when drawing lightly with the digital stylus.
Some users may need to get used to the disconnects and light touch requirements of the stylus.
It's not ideal for tasks that require intense processing power or graphics performance.
The design prioritizes ports over thinness, which may be a trade-off for some users.
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Dell Latitude 14 5431

The Dell Latitude 14 5431 is a powerhouse for the office, focusing solely on performance without compromise. Equipped with a Core i7-1270P processor and up to 64GB of RAM, this laptop delivers impressive speeds in everyday tasks and creative workloads. With a robust build featuring recycled plastics and carbon fiber, it's both eco-friendly and durable. The Latitude 14 5431 is designed for those who prioritize performance over thinness and lightness, making it an excellent choice for demanding professionals and businesses.

Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1

The Dell Pro 13 Plus 2-in-1 is a business laptop designed for executives who prioritize productivity over portability. Weighing in at a sturdy 3.5 pounds, this device offers a robust and reliable experience, perfect for those who treat their work laptops like rental cars. With an impressive array of ports, including USB-A, HDMI, and USB-C, users can say goodbye to pesky adapters. But is this laptop's practicality enough to make it a standout in the crowded market? Let's dive in and find out.

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