Dell

Dell laptops at Hung Phat Laptop cover every kind of user, from study and office laptops and premium thin and light models to gaming laptops, business laptops, and mobile workstations for engineers and architects. Starting in 2025, Dell renamed its lines: Dell, Dell Plus, and Dell Premium for personal users, and Dell Pro and Dell Pro Max for businesses, alongside familiar lines such as XPS, Latitude, Precision, and Inspiron.

At Hung Phat Laptop, the Dell category has more than 180 models, ranging from older generations such as the Precision 7510, Latitude E7480, and XPS 15 9560 to new 2026 models such as the XPS 13 DX13260, XPS 14, XPS 16, and the 16-inch Dell Pro 5. The newer generations are on sale, while older generations that are out of stock or discontinued keep their pages so you can check the specs. Read on to see who each line is for, with photos of the actual laptops and representative models.

Dell Laptop Lines Available at Hung Phat Laptop

Each Dell line has its own category covering every generation. Most newer thin and light generations use RAM soldered to the motherboard, so picking the right line and enough RAM from the start matters more than picking a powerful chip.

Dell XPS: Thin and Light with Premium Build Quality

Dell XPS is the premium line, with an aluminum chassis and a slim-bezel display. It is made for people who want a beautiful, compact laptop that lasts for years, from business travelers to creative professionals.

The new DELL XPS 13 DX13260 (2026) is only 12.7mm thick and uses an Intel Core 5 320, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD, enough for office work and studying.

If you need a larger display, the DELL XPS 14 DA14260 (2026) uses a Core Ultra X7 358H and the DELL XPS 16 DA16260 (2026) uses a Core Ultra X9 388H, both with 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD for photo editing and light video editing.

The 2024 and 2025 generations still on sale include the DELL XPS 13 9350 (2025), which uses a battery-saving Core Ultra 5 226V, and the DELL XPS 16 9640 (2024) with an RTX 4050 for people who need a discrete GPU.

The XPS 13 7390, XPS 15 7590, and XPS 17 9700 are discontinued, and their pages remain for reference. Newer XPS laptops mainly use USB-C ports, so have a hub ready if you often plug in a projector.

Dell Premium: The 2025 Successor to XPS

Dell Premium is the name Dell uses for its premium line in 2025, carrying on the XPS 14 and XPS 16 design. It suits people who want a slim, good-looking laptop with a large display for creative work.

The DELL 16 Premium DA16250 (2025) uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, and Intel Arc 140T graphics on a 16-inch display.

The 14-inch DELL 14 Premium DA14250 (2025) is more compact, with the same Core Ultra 7 255H chip but 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, a fit for people who travel a lot and still do graphics work.

Dell Plus: Mid-Range with a Newer AI Chip

Dell Plus is for students and office workers who want an attractive chassis, good battery life, and a newer chip with an NPU for Windows AI features, without stepping up to the premium tier.

The DELL 16 Plus DB16250 (2025) uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V, 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM, a 1TB SSD, and Intel Arc 140V graphics on a 16-inch display.

The DELL 14 Plus DB14250 (2025) is the 14-inch version with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, more compact for carrying to school or work.

The two AMD versions, the DELL 14 Plus DB14255 (2025) and the DELL 16 Plus DB16255 AMD (2025), use a Ryzen AI 7 350 and are currently out of stock. The LPDDR5X RAM on Dell Plus is soldered to the motherboard, so choose enough capacity from the start.

Dell Series: Basic Laptops for Study and Office Work

Dell Series includes the Dell 14, Dell 15, and Dell 16, a mainstream group that replaces the earlier Inspiron, made for students and office workers who need a reliable laptop for writing documents and online classes.

The DELL 14 DC14250 (2025) uses an Intel Core 5 120U, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 512GB SSD, compact enough to carry every day.

If you need a larger display, the DELL 15 DC15250 (2025) uses a Core i5-1334U and the DELL 16 DC16251 - Aluminum (2025) has an aluminum chassis. Both come with 8GB of RAM, so ask us about RAM upgrade options if you multitask.

Dell Inspiron: The Long-Running Mainstream Line

Dell Inspiron is the familiar mainstream line that has been around for many years, with both standard laptops and 2 in 1 convertibles, a good fit for families, students, and office workers.

The DELL Inspiron 16 5640 (2024) on sale uses an Intel Core 7 150U, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 1TB SSD on a 16-inch display.

The DELL Inspiron 14 Plus 7440 (2024) shown here uses a Core Ultra 7 155H, while the DELL Inspiron 14 7445 2-in-1 (AMD) (2024) is a convertible that uses a Ryzen 5 8640HS. Both are currently out of stock.

The Inspiron 13 5310, Inspiron 15 5510, and Inspiron 3511 are discontinued, and their pages remain for reference. If you need a replacement, take a look at Dell Series or Dell Plus.

Dell Gaming: RTX Graphics for Games and Graphics Work

Dell Gaming is the G line, made for gamers and graphics users who want an NVIDIA GeForce RTX card at a more accessible price than a workstation.

The DELL G16 7630 Gaming Laptop (2023) uses an Intel Core i7-13650HX, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, a 1TB SSD, and an RTX 4060 8GB on a 16-inch display.

Earlier generations include the DELL G16 7620 Gaming Laptop (2022) with an RTX 3070 Ti and the DELL G15 5525 (AMD) (2022) with a Ryzen 7 6800H. All three Dell G models are currently out of stock.

Dell Pro: Newer-Generation Business Laptops

Dell Pro is the new name that replaced Latitude starting in 2025, made for companies that need durable, secure laptops that are easy to manage centrally.

The new DELL Pro 5 16 inch P516260 (2026) uses an Intel Core Ultra 5 335, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 512GB SSD on a 16-inch display.

The base models, the DELL Pro 14 PC14250 (2025) with a Core 5 225U and the DELL Pro 16 PC16250 (2025) with a Core 7 150U, suit businesses buying in volume.

The thinner and lighter Plus versions are the DELL Pro 14 Plus PB14250 (2025) and the DELL Pro 16 Plus PB16250 (2025), both with a battery-saving Core Ultra 5 236V chip.

At the top end are the DELL Pro 13 Premium PA13250 (2025) and the DELL Pro 14 Premium PA14250 (2025), which use a Core Ultra 7 268V and 32GB of RAM, for executives who travel often.

Dell Latitude: The Durable Business Line

Dell Latitude is the familiar line of business laptops. The first digit indicates the tier (3000 is basic, 5000 is mainstream, 7000 is premium, and 9000 is higher still), the second digit is the display size, and the last digit is the generation. For example, the Latitude 7450 is a 7000 Series 14-inch laptop from 2024.

The DELL Latitude 7350 (2 in 1) (2024) uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 165U and 32GB of LPDDR5X RAM, and folds into a tablet for taking notes.

The 2024 generation typically includes the 14-inch DELL Latitude 7450 (2024) with 32GB of RAM and the more affordable DELL Latitude 5450 (2024), both with a Core Ultra 5 135U chip.

If you need a 15.6-inch display, the DELL Latitude 5550 (2024) uses a Core Ultra 7 155U, while the DELL Latitude 5540 (2023) is the previous generation with a Core i5-1350P.

The 14-inch 2023 generation includes the DELL Latitude 7440 (2023) and the DELL Latitude 5440 (2023), still on sale at reasonable prices.

The E7480 and 5411 generations are discontinued, and their pages remain for reference. Many Latitude 7000 models use soldered LPDDR5 RAM, while the 5000 series mostly uses slotted RAM, which is easier to upgrade.

Dell Vostro: Laptops for Small Businesses

Dell Vostro was the choice for shops and small businesses that needed a reliable office laptop at a lower cost than the Latitude.

The DELL Vostro 14 3430 (2023) uses an Intel Core i7-1355U, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 1TB SSD, and is a recent generation of the line.

All Vostro models, including the Vostro 15 5510, Vostro 14 5410, Vostro 3510, and Vostro 3500, are discontinued, and their pages remain for reference. If you need a similar laptop, take a look at Dell Pro.

Dell Pro Max: Newer-Generation Mobile Workstations

Dell Pro Max is the new name that replaced Precision starting in 2025, made for engineers, architects, and 3D artists who need professional graphics cards and certified software.

The DELL Pro Max 14 Premium MA14250 - Mobile Workstation (2025) uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 265H, 32GB of RAM, and an RTX PRO 1000 8GB in a 14-inch body.

In 16-inch sizes there is the thin and light Dell Pro Max 16 Premium MA16250 - Mobile Workstation (2025) and the DELL Pro Max 16 Plus MB16250 - Mobile Workstation (2025), which uses a Core Ultra 7 265HX chip for heavier tasks.

The DELL Pro Max 18 Plus MB18250 - Mobile Workstation (2025) has an 18-inch display and an RTX PRO 2000 8GB, made to sit on a desk in place of a desktop workstation.

The base DELL Pro Max 14 MC14250 - Mobile Workstation (2025) uses replaceable LPCAMM2 RAM, while the DELL Pro Max 16 MC16250 - Mobile Workstation (2025) uses Intel Arc 140T graphics, suited to 2D CAD.

Dell Precision: Workstations for Specialized Software

Dell Precision is the long-running line of mobile workstations, using NVIDIA RTX Ada and Quadro graphics and Intel H-series, HX-series, or Xeon chips, suited to CAD, BIM, and video editing. The 3000 series is basic, the 5000 series is thin and light, and the 7000 series is for heavy workloads.

The DELL Precision 5690 Mobile Workstation (2024) uses an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H, 64GB of RAM, a 2TB SSD, and an RTX 2000 Ada 8GB on a 16-inch display.

The DELL Precision 3591 Mobile Workstation (2024) is the basic 15.6-inch model with a Core Ultra 7 165H and an RTX 500 Ada 4GB, suited to engineering students.

The 7000 series includes the 16-inch DELL Precision 7680 Mobile Workstation (2023) and the 17-inch DELL Precision 7780 Mobile Workstation (2023), both with a Core i9-13950HX chip and upgradable modular RAM.

The 2023 5000 series includes the 16-inch DELL Precision 5680 Mobile Workstation (2023) and the 14-inch DELL Precision 5480 Mobile Workstation (2023), which uses an RTX 3000 Ada.

The Precision 7510, 5510, and 3530 generations are discontinued, and their pages remain for reference. Tell us which software you use and we will help you pick the right graphics card.

Quick Comparison of Dell Laptop Lines

The table below summarizes the main differences among the Dell lines so you know which category to look at first.

Compiled from the specs of the models on the product pages at Hung Phat Laptop; these vary by version.

Choosing a Dell Laptop for How You Use It

The simplest way to choose is to start with your main work. For study and basic office work, Dell Series is enough. Want a better-looking laptop with better battery life? Choose Dell Plus. Need a premium thin and light laptop with a great display to carry every day? Choose XPS or Dell Premium. For gaming at a moderate cost, look at the Dell G line with RTX graphics.

Businesses that need durable, secure laptops with centralized management should choose Dell Pro or Latitude. Engineers and architects who use AutoCAD, Revit, SolidWorks, or 3D software should choose a Pro Max or Precision workstation with a professional RTX card. As for RAM, 16GB suits office work, while 32GB or more suits graphics and workstations, especially on models with soldered RAM.

If you want a newer business laptop that is in stock, start with the Dell Pro laptops category.

Buy Authorized Dell Laptops at Hung Phat Laptop

Every Dell laptop at Hung Phat Laptop is an authorized product with an invoice and a clear warranty. Our advisors will ask which software you use and whether you work at a desk or travel a lot, so they can recommend the right line, size, and configuration. Not sure whether to choose XPS or Dell Premium, Latitude or Dell Pro, Precision or Pro Max? Send us your daily work, and our team will compare each available configuration for you in detail. When you buy a laptop, you get:

• Exchange or refund within the first 30 days if the fault comes from the manufacturer.
• Laptop cleaning and software installation for as long as you own it.
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