Dell Latitude 7440 vs Samsung Galaxy Book4 360

The Verdict

Dell Latitude 7440 targets business users with a compact 14-inch setup, while Samsung Galaxy Book4 360 appeals to creative professionals seeking versatility. The Dell weighs 1.37 kg against Samsung's 1.65 kg, making portability a clear advantage for frequent travelers. Dell's FHD+ display reaches 1920x1200 resolution with 400 nits brightness on a matte panel, whereas Samsung's 15.6-inch AMOLED touch screen delivers 1920x1080 at 120Hz refresh rate, better for content consumption and creative work. Performance differs significantly: Dell uses Intel Core i7-1365U (10-core), while Samsung employs the newer Intel Core Ultra 7 155H (16-core with efficiency cores), providing better multitasking and sustained performance. Samsung's convertible 360-degree hinge enables tent and tablet modes, adding utility the Dell lacks. Battery capacity favors Samsung at 68 Wh versus Dell's 58 Wh, though both claim 14 hours. Port selection slightly favors Samsung with an extra USB-C port. Dell includes Windows 11 Pro versus Samsung's Home edition, valuable for business environments. Price matters here: Samsung costs $250 less at $1349 while offering stronger processing power and display innovation. For business professionals prioritizing ultraportability and Pro features, Dell wins. For creative users wanting flexibility and value with better processing, Samsung takes it. Samsung Galaxy Book4 360 edges ahead due to superior processor, larger display, lower price, and 2-in-1 functionality despite heavier weight.