Our take on the Dell 16 Plus 16" 2.5K Touch Laptop

The Dell 16 Plus is a 16-inch laptop with a 2.5K touchscreen, an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. It is built for heavy multitasking, large photo and video projects, and everyday work on a big, sharp touch display. Against rivals like the MacBook Pro 16 and HP Spectre x360 16, it leans on generous memory and storage rather than a discrete graphics card. Buyers who want a large touchscreen workhorse without gaming-grade graphics will find the most value here.

Best forMultitaskers running many apps at oncePhoto and video editors on a budgetStudents and office workers who want a big touchscreenWindows users who prefer a numpad-free 16-inch layout

Pros

32GB RAM handles heavy multitasking and large files
1TB SSD leaves room for projects without external drives
Sharp 2.5K touchscreen suits editing and note-taking
Core Ultra 7 with NPU helps with AI-assisted apps and video calls
16-inch size gives a roomy workspace for spreadsheets and timelines

Cons

Questions and answers

Is the Dell 16 Plus good for video editing?

Yes for 1080p and light 4K editing. The Ultra 7, 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD handle timelines well, but heavy effects and 3D work will feel slow without a discrete GPU.

Can I play games on it?

Only casual and older titles at lower settings. It relies on Intel integrated graphics, so modern games with high requirements will not run smoothly.

Does it have a touchscreen?

Yes. The 16-inch 2.5K display supports touch, which is useful for editing, sketching and navigating Windows.

How does it compare with the MacBook Pro 16?

The Dell offers more RAM and storage for the same class of work and runs Windows. The MacBook Pro has stronger battery life and better GPU performance for creative apps.

Is 32GB of RAM enough?

For most work, yes. It comfortably runs dozens of browser tabs, Office apps and editing software at once. Only very large datasets or virtual machines will push it.

What is in the box?

The laptop and its power adapter. A stylus and external mouse are not included.

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Our take on the Dell 16 Plus 16" 2.5K Touch Laptop

Best forMultitaskers running many apps at oncePhoto and video editors on a budgetStudents and office workers who want a big touchscreenWindows users who prefer a numpad-free 16-inch layout

Pros

32GB RAM handles heavy multitasking and large files
1TB SSD leaves room for projects without external drives
Sharp 2.5K touchscreen suits editing and note-taking
Core Ultra 7 with NPU helps with AI-assisted apps and video calls
16-inch size gives a roomy workspace for spreadsheets and timelines

Cons

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About the Dell 16 Plus 16" 2.5K Touch Laptop

The Dell 16 Plus is a 16-inch laptop with a 2.5K touchscreen display. It is powered by an Ultra 7 processor and has 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD.

Screen size: 16 inches
Resolution: 2.5K
Touchscreen: Yes
Processor: Ultra 7
Memory: 32GB RAM
Storage: 1TB SSD

Questions and answers

Is the Dell 16 Plus good for video editing?: Yes for 1080p and light 4K editing. The Ultra 7, 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD handle timelines well, but heavy effects and 3D work will feel slow without a discrete GPU.
Can I play games on it?: Only casual and older titles at lower settings. It relies on Intel integrated graphics, so modern games with high requirements will not run smoothly.
Does it have a touchscreen?: Yes. The 16-inch 2.5K display supports touch, which is useful for editing, sketching and navigating Windows.
How does it compare with the MacBook Pro 16?: The Dell offers more RAM and storage for the same class of work and runs Windows. The MacBook Pro has stronger battery life and better GPU performance for creative apps.
Is 32GB of RAM enough?: For most work, yes. It comfortably runs dozens of browser tabs, Office apps and editing software at once. Only very large datasets or virtual machines will push it.
What is in the box?: The laptop and its power adapter. A stylus and external mouse are not included.