AWESOME! Dell Latitude 5440 Review 3440 vs 5440 vs 7440 vs 9440

If you are interested in a high quality, corporate laptop, with great performance at a reasonable price, we think you will find this review of the Dell latitude 5440 to be very interesting.
We perform a basic disassembly of the latitude 5440, and then show you how to easily upgrade the ssd drive storage and the memory. Then we explain how to reset the latitude 5440 If you run into problems in the future, by disconnecting the BIOS battery and the main battery. We also explain all of the main components like the cellular card, cpu fan in speaker assemblies.
Dell Latitude 3440 vs 5440 vs 7440 vs 9440.
We explain each of the ports and why things like having two Thunderbolt 4, USB4 ports is a big deal. You can connect up to four monitors to this laptop because of them.
The video explains why you shouldn't spend much effort or concern on the differences between the Intel i7 (i7-1365U) and the Intel i5 (i5-1345U) CPUS in the mobile space. We compare the old 8th Gen Intel i7 CPU to the current 13th Gen i7 CPU.
We talk about the backlit keyboard, infrared camera that can be used with windows hello biometrics, fingerprint scanner screen resolution choices.
This video also explains differences between the Dell latitude 3440, 5440, 7440, and 9440. They are all heavily related products tweaked for different markets and different needs.
A full benchmark is performed providing numbers statistics on the Intel CPU, the memory, the storage SSD drive, and the video performance.
In short this is a complete end to end examination and review of the Dell Latitude 5440.
0:00 Intro
1:00 Unboxing Dell Latitude 5440
1:17 Dell Latitude 5440 Ports & Specs
3:05 13th Gen Intel i7 vs i5 CPU
3:42 Intel i7-1365U Cores & GPU Spec Comparison
4:35 Dell Latitude 5440 Disassembly
5:44 Dell Latitude 5440 Parts - Battery, Memory Upgrade, SSD Drive Upgrade, WiFi 6
7:34 Backlit Keyboard on Dell 3440 5440 7440 9440
7:50 IR Camera for Windows Hello Biometrics & Fingerprint Scanner
8:20 Screen Resolution
8:30 Dell Latitude 3440 vs 5440
9:00 How To Setup Windows 11 Without a Microsoft Acount
9:35 Dell Latitude 5440 Benchmark with Novabench
10:55 Dell Latitude 5440 Review
11:00 Dell Latitude 5440 Problems
13:07 What We Like about Dell Latitude 5440
14:15 Price of Dell Latitude 5440
14:55 Outro

[@danielhojda9072]

Nice review of Latitude 5000 series Business Laptop! With legacy RJ45 HDMI 2 USB3 upgrade RAM up to 64GB and Intel vPRO platform for security and stability performance

[@billerin7995]

Very informative. Thanks!

[@brianburchfield6987]

my son (college accounting major) used the 7420 the past few years and needs a new laptop. I am thinking about going with the 5440 for the new one as it is significantly more affordable. Do you think the "downgrade" would be noticeable for a college kid taking business classes?

[@S.Lang7]

"College kid taking business classes" From that point of view not sure if there will be any noticeable performance difference going from gen11 to gen13, unless some gaming, CAD or very light photo-video editing needs to happen. 7420 should last 6-8 years no problem I would not replace it yet. If you are going to replace it anyway and have a smaller budget, I would go to the official Dell refurbished outlet and get a 7440 for $1000 with a full Dell warranty on it.Hope this helps!

[@akin242002]

Definitely a solid laptop. One thing you missed about the Latitude 5440 is that the RAM is upgradable. The Dell Latitude 7440 and 9440 you can not update the RAM. Also, the Dell Latitude 7440 and 9440 have higher base model display resolution. 5440 has 1080p, 7440 has 1200p, and the 9440 has 1660p.

[@URTechDotCa]

I was not aware that the 7440 was not upgradable although that makes more sense for the 9440, and certainly the 7440/9440 can have higher res. Thanks for the watch and the comment :)