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Dell Latitude 7320 2-in-1 Detachable

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The Dell Latitude 7320 2-in-1 Detachable, released in 2021, is a business tablet built around a kickstand and a magnetic keyboard folio rather than a hinge. Dell aimed it at road warriors and IT fleets that wanted Latitude-grade security and durability in a Surface Pro-style form factor. Model number Latitude 7320 covers both Wi-Fi-only and WWAN-equipped builds, configured with 11th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processors. It still holds resale value because enterprise buyers retire these on a fixed refresh cycle, which keeps a steady supply of well-maintained units moving through the secondhand market, and because the detachable form factor still has a following among people who want a tablet that runs full Windows. Pick your configuration and condition above for an instant cash offer, or see how the process works if you want the details first. If you have more than one to move, sell your Dell laptop and get separate offers for each unit.

Confirm you have the Latitude 7320 2-in-1

The fastest way to confirm the model on a running Windows machine is Settings → System → About, which lists the device name and model. If the tablet won't boot, check the sticker on the back panel near the kickstand hinge, or run dxdiag from the Windows search bar and read the System tab for the exact configuration.

Latitude 7320 2-in-1 (Wi-Fi only)

  • No SIM tray on the side edge
  • Intel Wi-Fi 6 (AX201) and Bluetooth 5.1
  • 11th Gen Core i5 or i7 processor option

Latitude 7320 2-in-1 (WWAN / LTE)

  • Nano-SIM tray built into the side edge
  • Adds a 4G LTE modem alongside the Wi-Fi 6 radio
  • Same chassis, kickstand, and processor options as the Wi-Fi-only build

Prefer a visual check? Look for the integrated kickstand on the back and the pogo-pin connector strip along the bottom edge where the detachable keyboard folio attaches. The Dell logo sits on the kickstand itself, not on a lid, since this is a tablet chassis, not a clamshell laptop.

Core hardware configurations

Processor

  • 11th Gen Intel Core i5, low-power U-series
  • 11th Gen Intel Core i7, low-power U-series
  • The i7 tier, especially with vPro, sees stronger demand from enterprise refurbishers

Graphics

  • Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics on both processor tiers
  • No discrete GPU option on this chassis

Memory

  • LPDDR4x memory soldered to the board
  • Not user-upgradable after purchase, so whichever tier the original buyer configured is fixed for the life of the machine

Storage

  • M.2 2230 PCIe NVMe SSD, the compact form factor used in thin tablets
  • Physically replaceable, though most fleet units were ordered at a single capacity and never upgraded in the field
  • Higher-capacity drives move resale value more than any other single spec on this chassis

Display & audio

Display

13-inch FHD+ (1920x1280) touchscreen in a 3:2 aspect ratio, taller than a typical 16:9 laptop panel and better suited to document and web work. Gorilla Glass covers the panel, and configurations with the Dell Premier Active Pen add handwriting and sketch input.

Audio

Stereo speakers with Waves MaxxAudio tuning and dual array microphones tuned for video calls rather than music playback.

Security

A fingerprint reader built into the power button and an IR camera for Windows Hello face login are both available depending on the original configuration.

Ports & connectivity

As a tablet-first chassis, the Latitude 7320 2-in-1 trades port count for thinness. Nearly everything routes through Thunderbolt 4 or the card readers along the edge.

Wired
  • Two Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C, USB4) ports
  • microSD card reader
  • 3.5mm headphone/microphone combo jack
  • Pogo-pin connector for the detachable keyboard folio
Wireless
  • Intel Wi-Fi 6 (AX201)
  • Bluetooth 5.1
  • Optional 4G LTE via nano-SIM on WWAN-equipped units

Thunderbolt 4 Wi-Fi 6 Detachable keyboard Kickstand design Active Pen support Iris Xe graphics Fingerprint reader Optional LTE

Battery, build & more

Battery

Built into the tablet body rather than the keyboard folio, and sized for a thin chassis. Expect shorter runtime than a clamshell Latitude with the same screen size, and check battery health before you set expectations for the offer.

Finishes

Titan Gray is the standard finish across configurations.

Software

Shipped with Windows 10 Pro and eligible for the Windows 11 upgrade on both processor tiers.

Accessories

The detachable keyboard folio and, on some configurations, the Dell Premier Active Pen were sold as configuration options rather than fixed inclusions. Check whether your unit still has both before you box it up.

Known issues

The pogo-pin keyboard connector and the kickstand hinge see the most wear on units carried daily. Test the keyboard connection and confirm the kickstand still holds its angle before you finalize the sale.

Market positioning

Dell built the 7320 2-in-1 to compete with the Surface Pro line for enterprise fleets. Most used units on the resale market come from corporate refresh cycles rather than individual retail buyers.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the model number and exact configuration on my Latitude 7320 2-in-1?
Open Settings → System → About while the tablet is running, which lists the device name and model. If it won't boot, run dxdiag from a working machine's search bar, or check the service tag sticker on the back panel near the kickstand hinge. The service tag also confirms the exact processor, memory, and storage the unit shipped with, which is useful if the original paperwork is gone.
02 How do I tell it apart from the standard clamshell Latitude 7320?
Dell used the number 7320 for both a traditional clamshell laptop and this 2-in-1 detachable, and the two are different machines with different specs. The detachable has no hinge connecting screen to keyboard; instead it uses a kickstand on the back and a keyboard that attaches magnetically and can be fully removed. If your unit folds closed like a normal laptop, you have the clamshell 7320, not this detachable, and you should look for that model's own listing for an accurate quote.
03 Can I sell it with damage such as a cracked screen, weak battery, or an account lock?
Yes, in most cases. Condition adjusts the quote rather than ruling out the sale, so a cracked screen or a battery that no longer holds a full charge is still worth pricing out above. What you cannot skip is account removal: sign out of any Microsoft account tied to the device and remove it from device management if it was fleet-enrolled, since a locked account will stop testing and delay payment.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
Two things move it most: the physical condition of the kickstand hinge and keyboard connector, and having the original keyboard folio (and pen, if it came with one) included. Beyond that, the i7 processor tier and a larger storage drive both price higher than the base i5 configuration, since those are the tiers enterprise refurbishers look for first.
05 How do I erase it and remove my accounts, and how do I get paid?
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Reset this PC, choose Remove everything, and let the reset finish. Then sign in to account.microsoft.com/devices from another device and remove this Latitude from your Microsoft account. If BitLocker encryption is turned on, suspend it before shipping so testing isn't blocked. Shipping is free and insured once you accept the offer, and payment goes out after testing by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check. Full steps, including how we verify a clean wipe, are on our data erasure protocols page.