PRODUCT OVERVIEW

The fast path to success

Bypass passwords: Start the workday faster by signing on with an optional fingerprint reader integrated into the power button or with the optional IR camera + Windows Hello for seamless authentication.

Power through the day: Keep the work flowing with a high-density battery and ExpressCharge, which allows an 80% charge in one hour. With Dell Power Manager, you can choose from four modes to balance between optimal battery or power performance.

Connect anywhere: Seamlessly work on the go thanks to optional mobile broadband supporting speeds up to 450Mbps.

Stay synced: Thanks to Modern Standby, you can get back to your work instantly when turning on your system due to the Wi-Fi staying strongly connected.

A productive powerhouse

Room for every project: There’s nothing holding you back from your best work with scalable memory and storage, including up to 32GB DDR4 memory and up to 1TB of storage. Plus, you can stream video, download, and smoothly run applications with improved discrete graphics performance.

Make connections: Quickly connect to peripherals with a full range of available ports, including USB Type-C, optional Thunderbolt 3, and legacy ports like HDMI and RJ-45.

Fast performance: The latest 8th Generation Intel® up to i7 4-Core vPro Processors increases productivity, manageability, and security for your business.

Beauty in every detail

Travel light: The Latitude 5500 is more mobile and portable than ever, with an improved design that’s thin and modern. The bottom mount keyboard and available aluminum finish (available summer 2019) contribute to its clean look and feel.

Ultimate views: The display is packed with features designed to keep you focused on your work, like the four-sided narrow bezel and antiglare screen.

Built with sustainability in mind: Our 5000 series Latitudes were the first to use post-industrial carbon fiber in the design and include up to 16.5% post-consumer recycled material, which prevented over 2 million pounds of carbon fiber from ending up in landfills.