Which Dell Plus laptop is right for you?

With Microsoft having ended support for Windows 10, there’s never been a better time to pick up a new AI laptop like the Dell Plus range that comes with Microsoft’s Copilot under the hood, so you can get the most out of Windows 11.

Dell has a fleet of machines with a variety of processor options from AMD and Intel, as well as different RAM configurations and more, making it easier than ever to find the perfect Dell laptop for you.

Here are some use cases to help you decide which model is for you.

TL;DR

Dell has a variety of AI-powered laptops that include the latest AMD and Intel Core Ultra processors with their own integrated GPUs and a variety of form factors. Whether you want something compact, a large screen for multitasking, or a 2-in-1 for creative projects, there’s a Dell machine for you.

You need a compact, powerful laptop

In truth, there are no ‘wrong choices’ with the Dell 14 Plus for anyone looking to pick up a very capable laptop with plenty of AI features.

Still, if you’re looking for a nice, compact and durable machine that can help you power through the work day with Copilot features, the 14 Plus is an excellent choice.

Available with an AMD Ryzen AI chip or Intel Core Ultra, it runs Windows 11 Home with all of the Copilot features you could need, meaning you can trigger an AI assistant to put together your research notes or draft an email.

There’s a touchscreen version, too, and there are plenty of ports (including HDMI) for those all-important visits to the office.

If you find yourself needing a larger display for multitasking, the Dell 16 Plus is also well worth a look, giving you more screen real estate and the same great features.

Available with up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 or AMD Ryzen AI 7 350, you can add up to 32GB of RAM, which makes it ideal for running multiple apps at once.

You’re working on large media projects

If you spend any time looking at a video editor or an audio timeline, the Dell 16 Plus is an excellent choice thanks to its bigger display.

As mentioned above, the Dell 16 Plus is a portable powerhouse for just about any task you can throw at it, but its larger display comes into its own as you scrub through footage or audio.

And, if you need a certain file and can’t remember where you left it, don’t forget that you can ask Copilot to dig through your machine to find it.

There’s a touchscreen option, too, as well as HDMI 2.1 and Thunderbolt 4.0 for connecting to peripherals and monitors. 20 hours of battery life means it can work just as hard as you do.

You’re a creative or need additional flexibility

Finally, there are always times when a laptop/tablet hybrid has its advantages. Whether it’s because you need to sign a document digitally, or you want to wind down at the end of the day with some video playback, Dell has an option for that, too. In fact, it has a pair of them.

The Dell 14 Plus 2-in-1 has a 14-inch touchscreen and supports Dell’s Active Pen for your latest creative project or handwritten meeting notes, and flips into action as a laptop with the AMD Ryzen AI 300 series or Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) chips, and 32GB of RAM.

All of that functionality doesn’t add unnecessary bulk, either: The Dell 14 Plus 2-in-1 weighs just 3.51lbs (1.59kg), and still has up to 24 hours of battery life¹, too.

As you can probably imagine, the Dell 16 Plus 2-in-1 is every bit as capable as its smaller sibling, but it can use up to 32GB RAM and has up to 21 hours of battery life.²

If you think a Dell Plus laptop is for you, find out more on the Dell website: US readers click here, and UK readers here.

And there’s one more thing to know before you buy: Dell offers a price match guarantee. To learn more about the Dell price match and price guarantee, including the terms, exclusions and restrictions, US readers can click here, and UK readers here.