Dell Latitude 15 has a Full HD resolution, comfortable viewing angles, and a good contrast ratio. Thankfully, it doesnAfA¢A¢aEUR^1A¬A¢aEUR3/4A¢t flicker at any brightness level, but unfortunately, it covers only 53% of the sRGB color gamut typical for a budget IPS panel.
Thankfully, the battery life here is on point with up to 14 hours and 43 minutes of Web browsing, and 10 hours and 38 minutes of video playback. Keep in mind that our unit was equipped with a 63Wh battery pack, while other configurations may come with the smaller 42Wh unit.
As for the connectivity, you get pretty much all that you need, thanks to two Thunderbolt 4 connectors, a couple of USB Type-As, an HDMI and RJ-45 connectors, and even a MicroSD card slot, and an optional SIM card tray.
Not only that, but there are some privacy and security features like the privacy shutter on the camera, and the dual-biometric authentication, thanks to the optional fingerprint reader and IR face recognition system.
At the end of the day, this is a pretty versatile 15-inch business notebook, that offers a good amount of performance (although not the best in the class), and if you can forget the lack of dedicated mouse buttons, it can be a decent choice. Especially if you consider the fact, that you get two M.2 PCIe x4 slots (one with PCIe Gen 4 support), and two SODIMM slots for memory upgrades of up to 64GB in dual-channel mode.