Dell rebranded its laptop portfolio in early 2025, replacing classic names like XPS and Inspiron with new tiers: Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Premium. The Dell 14 Plus serves as a midrange successor to the Inspiron line, retaining familiar silver styling, gray rubber keys, and a mostly aluminum chassis with rounded bottom edges. The keyboard uses chiclet-shaped keys that feel gentle yet responsive. An anti-fingerprint manufacturing finish prevents smudges during handling. Internal hardware includes an Intel Core Ultra 256V processor, integrated Intel Arc graphics, and 16GB of memory. Benchmark testing was used to evaluate the machine's solid performance.
Back in early 2025, Dell made a bold move. The company announced that it was going to rebrand its entire portfolio. Classic names like "XPS" and "Inspiron" were thrown out to be replaced with more generic-sounding titles. These include "Dell," "Dell Pro," and "Dell Premium." I've been anxious to try out this generation to see if it introduces a new era for Dell or if it's more of the same. I recently had that opportunity with the .
The comfortable keyboard from the Inspiron 14 has returned. Its chiclet-shaped keys remain gentle yet responsive to the touch. They sit inside a chassis primarily made out of aluminum, giving Dell's machine a nice, sturdy feel. Like before, the edges on the bottom half are rounded for comfort. Also: The top 10 laptops our readers are buying this year (no. 1 surprised us) I also like to think that Dell read my past review because I recommended that the brand continue using the same anti-fingerprint
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