Dell’s laptops can be pricey, especially in this turbulent economy. Still, the vast majority live up to their high asking prices thanks to their sleek, portable designs, strong performance for daily productivity and creative projects, and long-lasting batteries.
The Dell Pro 16 laptop is no exception, and its steep $1,529.00 listing price has been taken down a peg to $1,229.00 at Dell for a limited time.
Why buy the Dell Pro 16 laptop?
This configuration we’re spotlighting is armed with an Intel Core Ultra 5 235U vPro CPU and 16GB of RAM, which enables it to boot up as quickly as a fingersnap and operate productivity apps like Microsoft Office and open multiple tabs in web browsers like Microsoft Edge with ease and no performance hiccups.
Not to mention it has a sleek design that can take a lot of punishment while being ultra-thin enough to carry in most travel bags with minimal issue for easy portability.
Other notable features include a large 16″ FHD screen so you can see images and text with clear definition so you perceive them better, a built-in camera so you can host video calls at 1080p+30fps, an optional fingerprint scanner during checkout to add extra security, and a respectable battery life of roughly 9 hours before needing to recharge.
So, if you’re looking for a premium-grade laptop that can topple any productivity obstacle thrown at it so you can clock out of work early, then the Dell Pro 16 could be your next best ticket out of the office.
FAQ
Is its RAM and SSD upgradeable?
The Dell Pro 16 uses DDR5 RAM which can be removed and installed with a different one up to 64GB. Same goes for its factory-installed SSD which can be replaced with a larger one that fits the laptop’s M.2 slot.
Is it good for gaming?
Generally, no, as it’s built for office work tasks like typing documents, collating spreadsheets, and researching info online rather than playing video games. So, if you try to run AAA PC games on it, they will either struggle to load properly or only function at their lowest graphical settings.
What ports does it feature?
The Dell Pro 16 includes a USB-C, a Thunderbolt 4 port, two USB-A 3.2 ports (one with PowerShare), an HDMI 2.1 port, a 3.5mm audio jack port, a RJ45 Ethernet port, a power-adaptor port, and an optional contacted smart card port.
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