📦 Laptop, 65 W power adapter, power cable and quick start guide in the box — Dell lists these for every Pro 14, whatever individual feed rows say.
Configurations & part numbers
Every UK configuration we supply — quote any part number in your enquiry. Six stocked configurations, all with the 300-nit FHD+ anti-glare panel, 512 GB Gen4 M.2 2230 SSD, backlit UK keyboard and Windows 11 Pro. JYY3J is the only Platinum Silver and only vPro build; TNJK5 is the 8 GB entry configuration (one module fitted, second slot free); 9FC1P pairs the fastest CPU with the smaller 45 Wh battery, Wi-Fi 6 and the non-IR camera. R26W7 and 2X68G are the same AMD platform — their distributor records differ only in which rows they itemise (R26W7 flags the HDR camera, 2X68G the 65 W adapter); Dell's specification for both is the FHD HDR IR camera with an adapter in the box.
| Part number | Configuration | Colour | EAN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JYY3J | Pro 14 PC14250, Core Ultra 5 235U vPro, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Platinum Silver, IR camera + fingerprint reader, Wi-Fi 6E | — | ||
| T1HG7 | Pro 14 PC14250, Core Ultra 5 225U, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Magnetite, IR camera, Wi-Fi 6E | — | ||
| 9FC1P | Pro 14 PC14250, Core Ultra 7 255U, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Magnetite, FHD camera (no IR), Wi-Fi 6, 45Wh battery | — | ||
| TNJK5 | Pro 14 PC14250, Core Ultra 5 225U, 8GB DDR5 (single module — the 8 GB entry build), 512GB SSD, Magnetite, IR camera, Wi-Fi 6E | — | ||
| R26W7 | Pro 14 PC14255, AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 230, Radeon 760M, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Magnetite, FHD HDR IR camera + fingerprint reader, Wi-Fi 6E | — | ||
| 2X68G | Pro 14 PC14255, AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 230, Radeon 760M, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Magnetite, IR camera + fingerprint reader, IR camera + fingerprint reader, Wi-Fi 6E | — |
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Common questions
Where does the Dell Pro 14 sit in Dell's new naming?
It is the entry tier of Dell's 2025 commercial rebrand, where the Latitude names were retired — Dell's own product brochure footnotes the Pro 14 (PC14250) as the successor to the Latitude 3450. Watch the near-identical names: the Dell Pro 14 Essential (PV14250) is a cheaper chassis with HDMI 1.4 and no RJ-45, while the Pro 14 Plus (PB14250) and Pro 14 Premium (PA14250) sit above the base line.
Can the memory and storage be upgraded later?
Memory, yes — two DDR5-5600 SO-DIMM slots rated to 64 GB (2× 32 GB), and every configuration we stock ships with a single module, so a slot is always free. Storage is a single M.2 2230 PCIe Gen4 slot — Dell's Owner's Manual is explicit that there is no second drive bay — so a larger SSD is a swap rather than an addition.
What's the difference between the Intel (PC14250) and AMD (PC14255) builds?
Chassis, display, memory, battery and keyboard are identical. The Intel build has one Thunderbolt 4 port plus a 10 Gbps USB-C, with Intel AX211 Wi-Fi 6E or MediaTek MT7920 Wi-Fi 6 depending on configuration, and vPro on the Core Ultra 5 235U we stock. The AMD build carries two 40 Gbps USB-C ports (Power Delivery, DisplayPort 1.4a — Dell's manual describes them as USB 40 Gbps rather than certified Thunderbolt), MediaTek MT7922 Wi-Fi 6E, Radeon 760M graphics and a Ryzen AI NPU rated by Dell at up to 16 TOPS.
Is the 8 GB configuration worth buying?
For single-app, kiosk, call-centre and light-browsing roles where budgets rule, yes. Because the 8 GB is one module in one slot, it can later be doubled to 16 GB dual-channel simply by adding a second SO-DIMM — so it is not a dead end. For general office multitasking we recommend starting at 16 GB.
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