Dell Latitude 7285 (12.5-Inch, 2017)

There’s just one major problem with the Dell Latitude 7285 other than its high price. Its seven-hour battery isn’t what we hope for in a hybrid that is otherwise a portable wonder, with a small footprint and great keyboard quality for its class.

Excellent screen; Decent keyboard; Sturdy

Unappealing design; Restrictive hinge design; Pricey

While the Latitude offers a great tablet experience with one of the best screens available, it ultimately breaks the fundamental rule of 2-in-1s: it's simply too awkward and heavy to use as a complete package. At this price, there's simply more...

elegant design ; robust case with good workmanship ; very good 3K touch display with high color space coverage ; good system performance ; Dell keyboard dock with included battery ; silent operation ; Active Pen ; USB Type-C with Thunderbolt ; good...

slightly high power consumption (due to lacking TDP limitation) ; relatively high price ; battery life (despite having 2 batteries) ; high case temperatures under load ; slight CPU throttling during constant load

With the Dell Latitude 7285, the manufacturer presents us with very high-quality convertible with modern components. The Intel Core i5-7Y57 offers a solid performance and is up to the job of everyday office tasks. The CPU can also handle multimedia...