Dell Latitude 3520 (15.6-Inch, 2021)

chic, compact metal case;good keyboard (illuminated);good battery runtimes;very fast memory card reader (MicroSD);can work quietly;WWAN-ready;USB 4.0 with Thunderbolt 4;Power Delivery power supply

Display should shine brighter and offer better colors;Feedback ClickPad;Mouse pad now without buttons;No more RAM sockets;Core i5 not fully utilized;only one year warranty as standard

Dell's Latitude 5320 scores 84% in the rating. That is a good result, but it cannot keep up with the scores of Lenovo's rivals (86-88%). How can that be, since the runtimes are strong, there is Thunderbolt 4, and the emissions could not be lower?

Great upgradability;Good battery life;MicroSD card slot and a USB Type-C 3.2 (Gen. 2×2);Optional fingerprint reader and IR face recognition

Uses PWM below 89 nits (our Health-Guard profile fixes that);Not a very rigid structure;Covers only half of the colors in the sRGB gamut

So who is this laptop aimed at? Is it the business person that needs a secure laptop, or is it for companies, that are going to buy it in bulk? Well, we feel like it is the latter. And this is because of one thing in particular. While its simplistic...