Dell Precision 15 3570 review
The Dell Dell Precision 15 3570 ranks as the #208 laptops globally, achieving a LibraScore of 77. Across all metrics, this product stands out most for its #46-ranked connectivity among 228 laptops. Consider the Dell Precision 14 5470 or Dell Inspiron 14 7445, which offer higher scores while staying in the same price range.
Is it Worth it?
The Dell Precision 153570 is a robust workstation device that justifies its hefty price tag with impressive features. The ISV certification ensures reliable performance for critical applications, and the optional IR camera with AI-based proximity sensors offers enhanced security. The environmentally conscious materials used in its construction are a welcome addition. While it may not be suitable for professional design work without an external monitor, it can handle other heavy workloads with ease. With a 12-hour battery life and two pro-grade GPU options, this laptop is ideal for those who require a reliable and powerful device for demanding tasks.
Build
The Dell Precision 153570 boasts a sturdy build with a focus on stability and durability. The laptop's environmentally conscious materials, such as recycled plastics and reclaimed carbon fiber, are a notable feature. The latter adds improved durability to the device. Weighing in at just 1.59 kilograms, the precision 3570 has a slim profile of around 22 millimeters. The design is simple yet elegant with a minimalist aesthetic that exudes professionalism. Overall, the build quality is robust and well-executed, making it suitable for demanding workloads and daily use. For a superior build, Dell Latitude 15 7530 could be the right choice.
Display
The Dell Precision 15 3570's display is a decent option for everyday use, but falls short in terms of design work requirements. The 1080p panel exhibits zero PWM usage and has even brightness that peaks at 291 nits, making it suitable for general productivity. However, its lack of color accuracy and limited gamut make it less than ideal for creative professionals. Still, the display's smooth performance and decent brightness make it a suitable choice for those who prioritize everyday use over design work. A better alternative might be Dell Vostro 15 3525, featuring a next-level display.
Performance
The Dell Precision 15 3570 excels in performance, boasting an Intel Core i7-1265U CPU that delivers significant gains over older Tiger Lake chips. The 12th-gen CPU paired with the option to upgrade to a Quadro T550 or RTX A500 GPU makes it a powerhouse for demanding workloads. Even during intense use, temperatures remain relatively low, with the CPU and GPU hovering around 70°C. This laptop can handle heavy workloads with ease, making it ideal for professionals who need a reliable device for their daily tasks. You may find Dell Inspiron 14 7445 a better fit, thanks to its superior performance.
Battery and Charging
The Dell Precision 15 3570 boasts a robust battery pack with 58Wh of power, delivering up to 12 hours and 14 minutes of web browsing and 9 hours and 43 minutes of video playback. The charging time is not mentioned. Overall, the battery performance is satisfactory for a workstation laptop, ensuring all-day use without needing to recharge.
Connectivity
The Dell Precision 15 3570 boasts an impressive array of connectivity options, including two Thunderbolt 4 ports, two USB Type A 3.2 Gen 1 ports, an HDMI 2.0 port, a LAN connector, and a Micro SD card reader, catering to diverse needs in the workplace. Dell Inspiron 15 3530 might be a smarter choice, offering an upgraded connectivity.
Features
The Dell Precision 15 3570 boasts an ISV certification for reliable application performance, optional IR camera with AI-based sensors, and intelligent noise cancellation. It also features environmentally conscious materials, MIL STD certification, and decent key travel with a smooth touchpad. For an improved features, Dell Vostro 15 3525 is worth considering.
Support and Maintenance
The Dell Precision 15 3570 boasts impressive support and maintenance features. Its ISV certification ensures critical applications run reliably, while the optional IR camera and AI-based proximity sensors enhance security. The device also has intelligent noise cancellation and a mil STD certification for added durability. With two RAM slots and an SSD slot, upgrading is seamless.
Pros
1. Dell Precision series devices are built with focus on stability, durability, and performance.
2. The device has an ISV certification ensuring critical applications will run reliably.
3. It features an optional IR camera with AI-based proximity sensors, privacy shutter, and intelligent noise cancellation.
4. The laptop's design is simple and elegant, with environmentally conscious materials such as recycled plastics and reclaimed carbon fiber.
Cons
1. The price tag of the device is hefty and not justified for general use cases like video playback or web browsing.
2. Although it has a decent keyboard, the touchpad can be considered only OK due to some input lag.
3. In its most popular configuration, the laptop will be unusable for professional design work unless paired with a separate monitor.
4. While it supports DDR5 RAM and Gen 4 SSD drives, not many people may need or want to upgrade these components.
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