Dell - Premium - 14" 3.2K OLED Touchscreen Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 7 255H 2025 - 32GB Memory - 1TB Storage - Platinum

This laptop has helped me multitask on multiple college classes, it's extremely reliable, battery lasts for the entire school day and a couple hours after college if used consistently. Can manage multiple tabs. Is overall the best purchase i could've made compared to school borrowed laptops i've been using. Also very aesthetically pleasing.

I love the laptop is super fast and battery life is really good I most say since I bought it my classes have been soooo smooth

The Dell Premium 14" OLED is a productivity laptop that comes packed with a touch screen, an Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, 32 GB Ram, 1 TB SSD and built in Intel Arc Graphics. In addition it comes with Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth. This laptop has all the high end components that you would expect from a premium built laptop. The laptop upon opening the box shows its a premium product in its felt envelope and protective layers. Display 1. This display is what every laptop should come standard with, a 3200x2000k Resolution 120 Hz OLED display that has insane color accurate colors that cover 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. This allowed the colors to look vibrant and rich while having deep blacks. This screen is 14.5" and has touch capabilities in it which respond very well, but touching an OLED display is iffy to me because I dislike finger prints. Connections 2. I was able to hook this up to my home monitor via the thunder bolt 4 display connectors ( 3 plugs) all with USB Type-C for power delivery and DisplayPort.. Zero issue in connection or syncing as was recognized quickly. It also has a Micro SDXC v 7.1 UHS I/UHS-II card reader and a Universal Audio Jack plug. Hardware 3. This is where Dell shined in putting together a top tier productivity laptop. This laptop has 32GB of LPDDR5X rated at 6400Mhz, which is a welcomed change from most laptops that push 8 GB or 16 GB causing productivity to dip as cant handle many tasks. So 32 GB should be the gold standard and this Laptop hits that mark. Next this included a 1 TB SSD which is a PCIE 4.0 drive that still manages roughly 5800MB/s transfer speeds in my testing. The CPU is the Intel Core Ultra 7 255H that has 16 cores and when engaged you can boost it to 5.1 GHz for some awesome CPU gains. The integrated Intel ARC 140T GPU is integrated but can handle some most games at lower resolutions. Additional hardware such as the tough pad was very responsive and it blends in with the whole palm of laptop! finally not just a dedicate square but made to look professional. Testing Applications 4. To test this premium laptop, i wanted to use programs that would stress its hardware, such as Adobe Photoshop, Large data sets in my excel sheets and IBMS data collection for my doctorates program. Adobe Photoshop loaded up very quickly and and started to allocate the RAM to 24 GBs to ensure a smooth experience. The process allowed me to work with over 80 layers and adjustments with little to no bog down in the system performance. In Excel, I have a data collection that has over 50 sheets and over 9,000 unique formulas. This took a moment to load less than 1 minute, but when I started to process through each slide and run calculations i saw that it was able to perform with no slowdown. IBM stats software loaded up and was able to crunch the data sets very well and didn't notice any slowdown. Gaming 5. Gaming laptops make gaming a breeze if they have the right specs, and while this laptop is built for productivity, I wanted to test the integrated Intel ARC 140T on a few different games since I was on business travel. While this wont compete with a pure gaming centric laptop that has a top tier separate GPU the 140T iGPU has some chops as it does have1024 shaders, 128 Tensor and 8 RTs with Direct 12.2 so ready for modern games. First game I tried was CS2 Go which I tried at the competitive resolution of 1080 P and saw between 110-150 FPS with no noticeable slowdown. Second Game was GTAV which i put settings on HIGH and 1440P resolution and saw around 50 FPS, playable, but I did notice some chop in frames in chaotic scenes. Third game I used the Xbox app and tried out Oblivion with the frame gen feature from Intel and saw around 60-80 FPS on 1080p resolution. Last game I tried was World of Warcraft, this iGPU pushed almost 58 fps at 1080P on setting 3 for me. I got more FPS the lower I went, but it was highly playable as is. Overall I really love this laptop for a commuting and daily productivity laptop as its battery lasts roughly 7 hours a day when not plugged in for me. Its really light and can travel with it very easily. This computer has so much under the premium frame that its worth every penny to knock out all my work plus give me to play games on a budget that doesn't require a massive gaming setup when traveling.

The Dell Premium 14 OLED laptop came nicely packaged in what looks like all recyclable cardboard, and the packaging was actually pretty unique compared to other laptops I’ve gotten before. It came with a USB charging cable, a power cord and the power adapter, and that’s about all. There was a small paper, with a picture telling you how to plug it in, and another small insert. Getting it set up was a breeze, about 25 minutes for updates and everything to be ready. Just plug it in, set it aside, and let it do its thing. The design really stood out to me instantly once I got it out of the box, and honestly, the box itself stood out too.. It has a smooth, futuristic look that feels sleek, durable, and modern. The aluminum chassis has that solid, premium, cool to-the-touch feel, and even though you can feel the weight when you pick it up, it never feels cheap, and I’d rather feel the weight of quality than feel something lightweight and cheaply made. The rubber strips on the bottom do a good job keeping it steady on a desk. The touch-sensitive buttons at the top add a futuristic edge, and little details like the LED light that glows when the mic mute is on, is a really nice touch. The keyboard is flat, which might give you problems at first if you're not used to it. It feels smooth to the touch, but typing on it isn’t as satisfying as a traditional or even low-profile keyboard with more travel when pressing the keys. It works fine and looks clean, but it’s something that takes a little getting used to. The invisible haptic touchpad, on the other hand, is excellent. At first I thought Dell should have outlined the area, but after using it for a while, I realized it’s perfectly placed and easy to adapt to. It’s wide, responsive, and you can rest your palms without accidentally triggering it. It’s easily one of the nicest touchpads I’ve used. Performance is strong across the board. Documents, spreadsheets, and everyday tasks run smoothly, and it even handles video editing well, though it does heat up some under heavier loads. With 32GB of RAM and a fast 1TB SSD, everything feels quick and responsive, and there’s plenty of room for storage. For most people this setup is more than enough for productivity, creative work, and even some light gaming on the side, which is exactly my jam. The screen on this laptop really is premium and looks amazing! The 14-inch 3.2K OLED panel is bright, vivid, and stunning. Colors pop, blacks are deep, and it’s the kind of screen that makes you want to jump straight to YouTube and watch high-end 4K videos just to see how good they look. Movies and games feel immersive, and, on top of all of that, the touch screen is smooth and responsive. It’s easily one of the nicest displays I’ve ever used on a laptop in recent years. I also like the built-in security. The IR camera for facial recognition and the fingerprint sensor both work quickly and reliably, making logging in effortless, and making this a great laptop for a shared workspace, office or busy home. The sound is perfectly clear and sharp, with enough volume to fill a room. Like most laptops, it could use a bit more bass, but overall it sounds really good to me. The port selection is solid for a slim laptop with three USB-C/Thunderbolt ports, a microSD card slot, and a headphone jack giving you flexibility for accessories, external drives, and displays. The battery life is decent, averaging around six to eight hours with steady use. Giving you just enough juice to use it for a full 8 hour work day, as long as you’re not pushing it’s limited during the full 8 hours, and don’t keep the screen at full brightness , but it charges quickly over USB-C which helps, and let’s be honest, if your working on it in an office, you're probably going to have it plugged in. Overall, I really like this new Dell Premium 14 laptop. It’s really unique in its design, something fresh and new. It feels premium and well-built, and has a stunning display. It’s not meant for heavy-duty gaming or some highly demanding tasks, but for home office, school, or everyday productivity, it’s a fantastic choice. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a premium laptop that stands out in both looks, build quality, and performance.

love the fact that this laptop does not get over heated like the other dell laptops did. the fact that it has a cooling pad in it is absolutley wonderful. this laptop was thought out very well for dell