Dell Latitude 7350 Detachable (2025) — Review, Features & Worth It?

In 2025, Dell introduced the Latitude 7350 Detachable as a premium 2-in-1 designed for business users and power professionals who need portability without sacrificing performance. Whether you use it as a tablet, a laptop with keyboard, or a stylus-enabled sketch device, this gadget aims to cover many productivity use cases.

Here’s a detailed look — and whether it’s worth your investment.

Key Specifications & Features

Component	Details / Options	Notes & Strengths
Processor	Intel Core Ultra 5 134U vPro (12 cores, up to 4.4 GHz Turbo)	Base configuration.
	Intel Core Ultra 7 164U vPro (12 cores, up to 4.8 GHz Turbo)	Higher-end option.
Memory (RAM)	16 GB LPDDR5x (onboard)	Non-user-upgradable.
Storage (SSD)	256 GB NVMe SSD (base)	You can select 512 GB in better configs.
Display	13″ Touch, 3K resolution IPS	With anti-reflect, Gorilla glass, support for active pen.
Graphics	Integrated (via the Ultra chips)	No discrete GPU; good for productivity, light creative workloads.
Ports & Expansion	2 × Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C, Power Delivery, DisplayPort alt), 1 universal audio jack, optional smart card slot, optional nano-SIM	A modern, minimalistic port layout.
Dimensions & Weight	~ 292.94 mm × 208 mm, thickness starting at 8.9 mm	Very slim. Starting weight ~ 0.79 kg (tablet alone)
Connectivity	WiFi 7, Bluetooth, optional 5G / LTE (with SIM slot)	Future-proof networking built in.
Battery & Others	Not fully disclosed; Dell advertises “advanced thermals” & battery optimized usage	Real-world battery life will depend heavily on workload (video, drawing, multitasking).
Operating System	Windows 11 Pro (business edition)	Standard for enterprise usage.
Security & Features	vPro features, optional smart card reader, optional WWAN, TPM, enterprise management support	Aimed at business / IT deployment contexts.

Price & Availability (2025)

On Dell’s official site, the base configuration (Ultra 5, 16 GB, 256 GB SSD) is listed at US $1,509.00 as the starting price.
Higher configurations (Ultra 7, more storage, memory) push the price upward (e.g. around $2,014 in one quoted configuration)
Some resellers list the Latitude 7350 series (non-detachable / detachable variants) in broader price ranges: e.g. a variant is offered at $1,152.99 for Ultra 7 / 16 GB / 256 GB configuration via CDW listing.
On Amazon, you’ll also find a listing of the detachable model priced around $799.98 (likely a deal, discount, or less premium spec)

Note for buyers in Pakistan / South Asia: These US prices don’t include import duty, taxes, shipping, or potential markups. The local street price could be significantly higher depending on demand, warranty support, and availability.

Strengths & Advantages

True 2-in-1 Flexibility
You can detach the keyboard and use it like a tablet. Great for sketching, note-taking, and presentations.
Sleek & Lightweight Design
At under 1 kg for the tablet portion and ultra-thin, it’s one of the more portable flagship detachables.
High-End Internal Hardware
With Intel Core Ultra series, fast onboard LPDDR5x, and modern SSD options, it can handle multitasking, productivity suites, coding, light video editing.
Modern I/O & Connectivity
Thunderbolt 4, WiFi 7, optional cellular makes it future ready.
Good for Enterprise / Corporate Deployments
Dell supports business features (vPro, manageability, security) which help for organizations rolling out many devices.

Limitations & Considerations

Non-Upgradable RAM
Because RAM is soldered and fixed (LPDDR5x), you must choose your configuration wisely. You can’t upgrade later.
No Discrete GPU
For tasks like heavy 3D rendering, high-end gaming, or professional-level 4K video exports, it may struggle compared to machines with dedicated GPUs.
Premium Price
The purchase cost is high. You’ll want to ensure the features justify the premium, especially in markets with steep import costs.
Port Limitations
Though modern, the lack of legacy ports (e.g. USB-A, HDMI without adapter) may require dongles/adapters for some users.
Battery Life in Heavy Use
Dell advertises good thermals and battery management, but intensive tasks (draw, simulation, rendering) will reduce runtime.

Is It Worth It in 2025?

It boils down to your use case:

If you travel a lot, attend meetings, give presentations, or want a premium convertible for both pen and keyboard, the 7350 Detachable is a compelling option.
For those needing raw GPU performance or upgrade flexibility, a thicker laptop with upgradeable RAM/GPU may suit better.
If your budget is constrained, a traditional ultrabook (non-detachable) may give you more “value per rupee.”