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Dell Latitude 5420
€ 466,95
Specificaties en productinformatie
Technische staat: volledig werkend
Uiterlijke staat: Top condition
CPU: Intel Core i5-1145G7
Kernen: 4 cores (quad core)
Batterijduur:Exceptionally long (more than 6 hours)
Scherm: 14 inch (medium screen)
Resolutie: 1920 by 1080 (Full HD)
Werkgeheugen: 16GB DDR4 RAM
Opslag: 256 GB NVMe SSD
Dell Latitude 5420 – reliable laptop for work and study
Looking for a sturdy laptop for your studies or hybrid work? The Dell Latitude 5420 is a 14-inch all-rounder that combines reliable tech with solid build quality. Thanks to the 11th-generation Intel Core i5 vPro processor and 16GB of RAM, this model runs very smoothly. The fast 512GB NVMe SSD also gets the laptop booting instantly. In short, this device is built to perform day in, day out.
This laptop is also officially Windows 11 ready. That means you fly effortlessly through heavy Excel sheets, browser tabs and Teams meetings. Where cheaper consumer laptops slow down over time, this business powerhouse stays responsive. That makes it a smart long-term investment.
Key strengths of the Dell Latitude 5420
This model offers an excellent balance between comfort, speed and security. Below are the key features of the Dell Latitude 5420:
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Business build quality: The magnesium and aluminium chassis copes fine with a knock in a backpack. Although the underside is plastic, the whole thing feels very robust.
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Maximum security: The device has a fingerprint reader and a smartcard reader. That keeps all your documents and data watertight.
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Strong connection and battery: Thanks to Wi-Fi 6 and the powerful 63Wh battery with ExpressCharge, you work for hours on end without a socket.
Who is this Dell Latitude 5420 ideal for?
Finally, this laptop is exceptionally well suited to ambitious students on programmes like Law, Business Administration or IT. It’s also an excellent tool for the mobile entrepreneur. So are you after a no-nonsense, clear laptop that simply never disappoints? Then discover what the Dell Latitude 5420 can do for your daily productivity.
| Weight | 1,4 kg |
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| Dimensions | 32,1 × 21,2 × 1,9 cm |
| Connectivity | 3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth 5, Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI, Micro-SD card, Thunderbolt, USB-A, USB-C, Wi-Fi 6 |
| CPU: Familie | Intel Core i5 |
| Battery life | Exceptionally long (more than 6 hours) |
| Intended use | |
| GPU: Configuration | Shared RAM memory |
| Built-in security | Facial recognition (Windows Hello), Fingerprint reader (Windows Hello), Smartcard, TPM 2.0: Windows 11 guarantee |
| Storage | |
| CPU: Configuration | 4 cores (quad core) |
| CPU: Model | Intel Core i5-1145G7 |
| Screen size | |
| Screen resolution | 1920 by 1080 (Full HD) |
| Charging via | USB-C (65 Watt) |
| Keyboard | Backlit, QWERTY |
| Touchscreen | No touchscreen |
| Webcam | Full HD (1080p) – razor-sharp for recording, Supports facial recognition |
| Memory (RAM) | 16GB DDR4 |
Dell is an American brand that grew big on a simple idea: "build to order". Instead of building standard models for stock, from the 1980s and 90s Dell let customers choose the components they wanted: more memory, a larger hard drive, a better processor. That made the brand popular with companies and schools, because you could order exactly what you needed without overpaying for extras you didn't want.
You still see that philosophy today: Dell laptops are often functionally designed, modular in build and easy to maintain or upgrade. No frills or trendy colours, but solid business models built to last and easy to service.
In terms of design, Dell focuses strongly on business reliability and ergonomics: keyboards that are comfortable to type on, casings that can take a knock, and a wide choice of ports so the laptops fit well in an office environment. The Latitude series and the business XPS line in particular have built a reputation as "no-nonsense workhorses".
In short: where some brands emphasise design and lifestyle, Dell is known for its practical approach: laptops that do what they need to do, tailored to the user, and that you can rely on in a business or study setting.
The Dell Latitude series is developed specifically for the business market and is known for reliability, sturdiness and a long lifespan. These laptops are designed for intensive daily use: meetings, working on the move and constantly switching between office and home.
Latitudes stand out for their solid build quality, generous choice of ports and business security options such as TPM chips and fingerprint scanners. Thanks to their modular build they're also often easy to maintain and upgrade, which extends their lifespan. In terms of design the emphasis is less on looks and more on functionality: keyboards that type nicely, screens that last and casings that can take a knock.
One downside is that Latitude laptops are usually a bit more expensive than consumer models. You pay for business reliability, and with refurbished units you often get that quality for a fraction of the new price.
