Dell Latitude E7250 performance

With a 2.2-GHz Intel Core i5-5200U CPU, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD , the E7250 has the horsepower needed to easily handle a typical business workload. Even with three Excel spreadsheets and 10 Chrome tabs open, the Latitude streamed 1080p movies without a hitch.

The Dell Latitude E7250 doesn’t mess around with a 360-degree hinge or a detachable screen. It’s a straightforward and lightweight 12.5-inch business laptop for people who need to get work done on the go. it offers a solid carbon-fiber and magnesium-alloy body, long battery life, and a pointing stick for extra productivity. With Core i5 power ,the E7250 packs plenty of punch.

Dell Latitude E7250 design

The E7450 puts on a professional air with its no-nonsense black-on-black color scheme and rock-solid build quality. It even has high-quality design features such as a carbon-fiber lid and magnesium-alloy chassis, although you would be hard-pressed to notice them on your first pass.The matte-black lid opens to reveal a chiclet- style keyboard, five mouse buttons and a pointing stick in the middle of the keyboard. Ports are spread among both sides and the back, while the device’s E-series docking port, fans and removable battery lie on the bottom. The only component to break up the sea of black is the metallic-gray hinge and its trio of white indicator lights

Dell Latitude E7250 durability and security

The E7250 passed testing for a military-standard 810G rating, so it’s perfect for road warriors who are going to put a lot of miles on their machines. That means you get resistance against both high and low temperatures, shocks, humidity, and more. The E7250 even comes with a Gorilla Glass display if you opt for a touch-screen model. There’s almost no flex, which allowed me toss the laptop around without ever worrying about damaging the case.

Dell Latitude E750 keyboard and touch pad

The E7250’s spacious, backlit keyboard features two levels of brightness, good key travel (1.55 millimeters) and springy but not-too-soft keys (60-gram actuation weight). From the moment I put my fingers on the keyboard, I felt right at home. On my first run through the 10fastfingers.com typing test, I hit 81 words per minute, on the high end of my typical 75-80 wpm average.The 3.9 x 2.1-inch touch pad has a smooth surface and is surrounded by two discrete mouse buttons below and another three above in a Think Pad -like layout. There’s also a rubber pointing stick sandwiched between the G and H keys. Mousing around using both the touch pad and nub was responsive, and I easily executed such multi-touch gestures as two-finger scrolling and pinch-to-zoom.

Dell Latitude E7250 display

My Latitude E7250 was configured with a 14-inch 1,920 x 1,080 display with a matte finish, which helps ensure your productivity isn’t hampered by glare.

Dell Latitude E7250 audio

Dell Latitude E7250 ports and webcam

The Latitude E7250 features an SD Card reader on the left side, a headset jack and USB 3.0 on the right, and two more USB 3.0 ports in back along with HDMI, mini Display Port, Ethernet and power