Dell Latitude E6320

48 reviews

Dec, 2013

Positive
Design (14)
Keyboard (11)
Performance (11)
Build quality (7)
Battery (7)

Negative
Connectivity (4)
Touchpad (2)
Resolution (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 48 reviews from magazines and websites. Comments about the battery and portability are overall positive. The keyboard and performance are also mentioned favorably. The value for money and screen get mixed views. Many are negative about the resolution and touchpad.

design, performance, keyboard, portability, battery

connectivity, touchpad, resolution

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Laptops the Dell Latitude E6320 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 88/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by: Allen Ngo (notebookcheck.net)

Dell Latitude E6320 Laptop Review

Tough and Adaptable. The Latitude E6320 joins the new 2011 revamp

Tough and durable quality; Stiff hinges; Multiple expansion options and accessories; Better than average webcam; Fast CPU performance; Little pre-installed bloatware

On the heavy side; Touchpad can be cramped; Idle fan noise; Average screen quality and brightness; Card reader placement less than ideal

Competing 13.3-inch notebooks: 2011 MacBook Pro, ThinkPad Edge 13, Sony Vaio VPC-SB1Z9EB, HP ProBook 5330m. Competing 14-inch notebooks: ThinkPad T420, HP EliteBook 8460p, Fujitsu LifeBook S751.

Oct, 2012

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Expert review by: Amber Riippa (NotebookReview.com)

Dell Latitude E6320 Review: Strong and Capable

Dell states that the Latitude E6320 is a great choice for traveling business professionals due to its lightweight design, Tri-Metal casing, and good battery life. We'll test these theories out against our benchmark and real world tests and let you know...

Fast/good performance ; Durable magnesium/steel/aluminum construction ; Good battery life (6 hours, 33 minutes)

Only two USB 2.0 ports ; Low screen resolution and contrast ; Slower hard drive

Dec, 2011

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Expert review by: Sarah Jacobsson Purewal (pcworld.com)

Dell Latitude E6320 Review: Business-Rugged Laptop Caters to Road Warriors

The Dell Latitude E6320 isn't the prettiest ultraportable laptop, but it definitely gets the job done. It's a solid performer, and it has a lot of little features that business professionals will definitely appreciate. Spill-proof keyboard? Check....

Durable, ruggedized exterior; spill-proof keyboard ; Extra features for business users

Battery sticks out the back ; Not a multimedia machine

This laptop not only gets the job done, but also has a lot of thoughtful features that harried businesspeople will appreciate.

Oct, 2011

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Expert review by: Sherri L. Smith (laptopmag.com)

Dell Latitude E6320

The Dell Latitude E6320 combines sleek looks, strong performance, and a comfortable keyboard in a sturdy 13-inch chassis.

The Dell Latitude E6320 has stylish looks, strong performance, and a great keyboard. While its $1,529 price is steep, it's in line with competing systems when similarly configured. For example, a 12.5-inch HP EliteBook 2560p ($1,499) gets you an Intel...

Jun, 2011

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Expert review by: Sarah Jacobsson Purewal (computerworld.com)

Hands on: Dell Latitude E6320 business-rugged laptop

This laptop not only gets the job done, it also has a lot of thoughtful features that harried businesspeople will appreciate.

Oct, 2011

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Expert review by: (techreviewsource.com)

Dell Latitude E6320

The Dell Latitude E6320 is a 13-inch ultraportable laptop that has a durable, rugged exterior to ensure it can handle a long day's work. It has a speedy Intel Core i7 CPU, 4GB of RAM and Bluetooth connectivity. While it doesn't have the most attractive...

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Consumer review by: rknopf (cnet.com)

Fast, light, great battery life

My wife and I were both given this same model laptop by our respective employers within 3 months of each other and we both love them. The I5-2520M processor does everything I ask it to effortlessly. Running Camtasia it does not render videos as fast as...

Really fast processor and graphics ; 16:9 display ; Light - under 4 pounds ; Wireless N ; Good solid feel ; Good keyboard design - easy to use, great feel

No USB 3.0 ; Only 2 USB ports ; Screen a little small

Jan, 2012

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Consumer review by: rknopf (cnet.com)

Fast, light, great battery life

Really fast processor and graphics ; 16:9 display ; Light - under 4 pounds ; Wireless N ; Good solid feel ; Good keyboard design - easy to use, great feel

No USB 3.0 ; Only 2 USB ports ; Screen a little small

Jan, 2012

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Consumer review by: (rakuten.com)

Dell Latitude E6320 13.3" LED Notebook

nice laptop, good price, fast shipping

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Expert review by: Ben Camm-Jones (pcadvisor.co.uk)

Dell Latitude E6320 review

The Dell Latitude E6320 is a very solid laptop aimed at business users and those who need a portable system that's comfortable to work on in all conditions.

The Dell Latitude E6320 is aimed squarely at the business market and though it would suit someone who needs a portable workhorse that can be used in all conditions, you wouldn't want to stray away from a wall socket for long with the tiny battery...

Aug, 2011