Dell's newest Latitude 14 5410 is an interesting business laptop: It's placed between Lenovo's ThinkPad T and L series in terms of quality, price, and configuration. Dell trumps with a significantly larger battery that even beats the ThinkPad T flagship, the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s. Even without a more efficient low-power LCD, the Dell Latitude 5410 is extremely enduring.
However, the Dell laptop's greatest strength also has some downsides. Although the robust case is pleasantly compact, the Dell Latitude 14 is comparatively thick and heavy. But there's again another advantage in return: The Dell laptop has a very good upgradeability; apart from the processor, there are no soldered components. However, it's incomprehensible that the keyboard is not exchangeable. At least it provides a good typing experience, but unfortunately, we didn't like the touchpad and pointing stick that much.