Meet the Dell Latitude 5591
Even with a beefy 92-watt-hour battery, the 5591 is not ponderously heavy at 4.6 pounds.
Solid Typing
The keyboard earns points for combining a virtually silent, soft touch with more than adequate travel and feedback.
The Webcam's a Treat, Too
The webcam captures above-averagely bright and detailed images.
Ports on the Left Side...
Along the left edge are a USB Type-C/Thunderbolt 3 port, a USB 3.0 port, and SD and SmartCard slots.
...and on the Right
The right edge holds an old-school VGA port, another USB 3.0 port, an audio jack, a SIM slot for mobile broadband configurations, and a Noble lock slot.
Along the Back Edge
Around the back you'll find HDMI and Ethernet ports and a third USB 3.0 port, as well as the socket for the somewhat bulky 130-watt AC adapter.
Keen on the Screen
The screen was bright enough to use even with the backlight dialed down several notches to save battery power, and its contrast and viewing angles are good.
Keyboard and Touchpad
Cursor captains can choose from a blue-ringed pointing stick embedded in the keyboard or a midsize touchpad below it.
Flex Test
The Latitude has passed MIL-STD tests against shock, vibration, and other road hazards; there's hardly any flex when you grasp the screen corners and none in the center of the keyboard deck.