Dell Unveils Lighter, Thinner Pro Laptops with Simplified Naming

Dell has refreshed its range of commercial PCs, introducing four new Pro series notebooks: the Pro Premium, Pro 7, Pro 5, and Pro 3. These updated devices boast a slimmer and lighter profile compared to previous models, integrate both Intel and AMD processors, and mark a departure from the established Latitude branding in favor of a more straightforward, number-based naming convention.

Finding the Right Dell Pro Laptop for Your Needs

The Dell Pro Premium is positioned as the top-tier choice for executives. It boasts a design that’s up to 7% thinner and is the lightest model in the new lineup, encased in a sophisticated dark gray magnesium alloy chassis. This notebook features an optional tandem OLED display and includes an 8MP HDR camera, ensuring high-quality video calls.

For users seeking comprehensive features in a compact form factor, the Dell Pro 7 is an ideal option. It is up to 18% thinner than its predecessors, claiming the title of the thinnest 13-inch and 14-inch commercial laptop and 2-in-1 device in its category. Its edge-to-edge Gorilla Glass touchscreen offers brightness up to 500 nits, with higher-end configurations potentially including OLED displays, 8MP cameras, and a mini-LED backlit keyboard.

The Versatile Dell Pro 5: A Strong Contender

The Dell Pro 5 stands out for its highly scalable performance among the new laptops. Offered in 14-inch and 16-inch variants, it boasts a design that is up to 12% slimmer than its predecessor and up to 21% thinner than comparable models from rivals. Equipped with a 70Wh battery and an optional OLED display, it is designed as the reliable workhorse of the series.

Additionally, the Pro 3 model is introduced, starting at a mere 2.89 pounds. It features a scratch-resistant metallic casing, Wi-Fi 7 connectivity, and impressive battery longevity. All the new Dell laptops are powered by either Intel Core Ultra Series 3 or AMD Ryzen AI 400 processors, incorporating support for Copilot+ PC functionalities.

Beyond these notebook announcements, Dell also revealed other additions to its commercial portfolio, including the compact Pro 5 Micro desktop, enhanced Pro Precision workstations, and a selection of Pro P monitors equipped with integrated conferencing capabilities.