When we look at the dimensions figures, we can tell that Dell has done a tremendous job in reducing the weight of the Latitude 15 5520. It now stops the scales at 1.59 kg, which is about 230 grams lighter than last year. In addition to that, the profile has gone down to 19.9mm – more than 1mm thinner than the Latitude 15 5510. Thankfully, both the chassis and the lid seem pretty durable, which is great, considering the fact that the lid has 21% of bioplastics in use.

And while you won’t be able to open the lid of this notebook with a single hand, you will meet narrow side and bottom bezels around the matte display, with the top bezel housing an HD camera (that has a privacy shutter), and an optional IR face recognition sensor.

Moving to the keyboard we see a full-sized setup, including a NumberPad, and a fingerprint reader embedded into the power button. Also, there is a backlight, and the general experience from the keyboard is comfortable. It has decent key travel and semi-clicky feedback. The only setback here is the tiny Arrow keys. By the way, we observed some deck flex from the keyboard deck.

As for the touchpad, we see a larger footprint than last year, but unfortunately for many people, Dell has dropped the double set of dedicated buttons and the signature Nipple. However, there is an optional NFC coil to the right of the touchpad.

So, if you turn the laptop upside down, you will see the ventilation grill underneath the fan. Also, you will find the speaker grills, while the hot air escapes the chassis from the left side of the device.

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