Dell Latitude 7455

A solid if unexciting option for Dell-buying businesses that want to introduce Arm into their workplace

SCORE PRICE As reviewed, £1,274 (£1,529 inc VAT) from dell.co.uk This is the second business laptop we’ve tested to use a Qualcomm Snapdragon X chip, following on from the excellent debut by Lenovo’s ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 (see issue 360, p56). While many businesses will be nervous of rolling out Arm-based laptops, it’s hard to argue with the reward of true all-day battery life. Here, the Dell lasted 15hrs 54mins in PCMark’s Modern Office test. When I used it for a working day, it still had more than 40% of charge by the time I clocked off. Until the Intel Core Ultra 200V series (see issue 362, p46) came along, you couldn’t hope for that sort of life from a laptop based on an x86 processor. It’s fast, too. Geekbench…

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