Dell Latitude 5591 (8850H, MX130, Touchscreen) Laptop Review

The Latitude 5591 might seem rather utilitarian in its design approach, but it comes with the feature set desired by business professionals as well as the build quality and security features corporate IT departments demand.

good build quality; very good performance; multiple security options; dedicated GPU; good input devices; very fast SD reader; 180 degree display; M.2 2230 slot (WWAN/SSD; Thunderbolt 3

dim display with poor color gamut; noticeable backlight bleeding; big and bulky power adapter; some keyboard flex; poor Turbo Boost sustainability; hot and noisy under load; battery life could be longer given the capacity; expensive

Dell Latitude 5591

Like the Latitude 5491, the 5591 is a niche product-a laptop that's arguably overkill, if not overpriced, for humdrum office work, but lacks the graphics muscle of a mobile workstation.

Mighty muscle from hexa-core CPU; Comfortable keyboard; A plethora of ports

Expensive; Reflective screen; Relatively heavy and bulky