alaTest Sites
About alaTest
Connect with alaTest
alaTest, All about reviews. © 2005-2025 ICSS AB. All rights reserved. Privacy & Terms
46 reviews
May, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 46 reviews of Dell Latitude E7240 (12.5-inch, 2013) Series. The average rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Views about the durability and size are generally positive. The usability and performance also get good feedback. There are some mixed reviews about the image quality and screen, and some have doubts about the price.
portability, performance, usability, size, durability
price
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Dell Latitude E7240 (12.5-inch, 2013) Series is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 85/100 = Very good quality.
See all Dell Laptop ComputersExpert review by : Christian Harris (businesscomputingworld.co.uk)
Dell has been a long-time player in the enterprise market and its Latitude range of mobile computers are a key part of that strategy. The latest addition to the Latitude range doesn't have the eye-catching design of convertible devices such as the...
Rugged design ; Intel IPT, WiDi and NFC ; Optional WiGig docking ; Superior manageability ; Optional touch display
Not very attractive ; Touch heavy ; Disappointing battery life ; Too much flex in keyboard ; Low-res screen is poor
Most of the Latitude E7240’s ports are located at the back, including power, HDMI, two USB 3.0, and Gigabit Ethernet. Optional docking ports can add legacy ports, such as serial, parallel, and PS/2. There’s another USB 3.0 port, mini-DisplayPort and...
Expert review by : Jon L. Jacobi (pcworld.com)
You'd be hard-pressed to find a flaw in this nicely realized 12-inch, touchscreen Ultrabook.
Very good benchmark performance ; High-res multi-touch display ; Good input ergonomics
Heavy for its size ; Small SSD (128GB)
It's pricey, but Dell's Latitude E7240 is about as good as it gets in the realm of 12.5-inch Ultrabooks.
Expert review by : Joel Santo Domingo (pcmag.com)
The Dell Latitude E7240 Touch is a compact sub-3.5 pound business ultrabook with a 1080p touch screen and MIL-SPEC certification. It's a good choice if you have a team testing whether Windows 8 will work for your organization, but there are less...
Expert review by : Laptop Mag (laptopmag.com)
Thin, sturdy, magnesium-alloy body; Bright, 12.5-inch display ; Two USB Type-C ports with Thunderbolt 3 ; Really short battery life; Mediocre performance; Lackluster audio; Folding keyboard costs extra and feels spongy ; Dell spruced up its consumer...
Really short battery life; Mediocre performance; Lackluster audio; Folding keyboard costs extra and feels spongy ; Dell spruced up its consumer 2-in-1 to make it better for business, but the machine's short battery life makes it hard to recommend this...
Dell spruced up its consumer 2-in-1 to make it better for business, but the machine's short battery life makes it hard to recommend this hybrid.
Expert review by : Tobias Winkler (notebookcheck.net)
Ultra-Business. Dell has updated its Latitude series and added a
system noise during low load; docking connector; interface layout; WWAN is optionally available; system performance; power consumption; weight; keyboard
system noise during full load; performance falls under full load; no Bluetooth, no fingerprint reader; very high price
just began to update their product range. Lenovo's ThinkPad X240 with IPS display could become a particularly strong competitor.
Expert review by : Zack Whittaker (cnet.com.au)
This tough, ruggedized tablet can survive some of the world's most extreme, hostile environments.
Expert review by : sandra vogel (zdnet.com)
The Latitude E7240 is solidly made and well connected, with impressive performance and a thoughtful design. It's let down by a poor keyboard and a lack of configuration options, transforming what could have been a superb business ultrabook into merely...
Solid and tough chassis design ; Very good performance ; Mobile broadband (HSPA+) ; Excellent sound quality
Heavy for an ultrabook ; Keyboard has too much flex for comfort ; Limited (all-SSD) storage capacity ; Short on customisation options
The Dell Latitude E7240 is a curate's egg of an ultrabook. It's solidly made and well connected, with impressive performance and excellent audio output. It also benefits from a cable-conscious attitude to the arrangement of ports and connectors.
Consumer review (reevoo.com)
Battery life is great. Lasts about 10 hours between charges.
Consumer review (tigerdirect.com)
I bought this as a birthday present so my fiance could play World do Warcraft during breaks at work. It is hard to find a small laptop that would. This not only plays WoW on normal settings but she can also do 10-20 man raids. If it will play WoW there...
Consumer review (tigerdirect.com)
We had some reservations about purchasing a refurb laptop, have purchased many in the past with differing levels of quality. THIS LAPTOP IS LIKE NEW, no scratches or wear on external surfaces, no wear on the keyboard, no wear on the touch pad, battery...
Please select your alaTest site to get local reviews and prices:
We have local websites in the following countries: