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Dell Latitude 3140 vs Lenovo V15 G7 Q7X

Official ENERGY STAR certified computers from Dell and Lenovo, ranked in this category.

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#11 of 70 in Laptops

Dell Latitude 3140

9.5/10

Best for: Official TEC 8.2 kWh, official sleep 0.4 W

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#25 of 70 in Laptops

Lenovo V15 G7 Q7X

9.3/10

Best for: Official TEC 8.2 kWh, official sleep 0.5 W

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecDell Latitude 3140Lenovo V15 G7 Q7XWeight
Official TECThe official Typical Energy Consumption (TEC) of the certified configuration, in kWh, published on the ENERGY STAR Computers V9.0 record. Lower official TEC is a lower certified annual-energy figure. It is a laboratory result for the configuration shown, not a utility bill we measured. Official values outside the reference range are clamped at the range ends for scoring only; the official figure is still shown. 8.2 kWh 8.2 kWh 45%
Official sleep powerThe official Sleep Mode power published on the ENERGY STAR record, in watts. Lower official sleep power means less certified power while the computer is in sleep. If the field is blank it is shown as Not listed. Official values outside the reference range are clamped for scoring only; the official figure is still shown. 0.4 W 0.5 W 30%
Official short-idle powerThe official Short Idle power published on the ENERGY STAR record, in watts. Lower official short-idle power means less certified power in that idle test state. Official values outside the reference range are clamped for scoring only; the official figure is still shown. 3 W 3 W 25%
Official ENERGY STAR unique ID4,016,2364,703,914info
Official model nameP32TLenovo V15 G7 Q7Xinfo
Official model numberLatitude 3140Lenovo V15 G7 Q7Xinfo
Official product typeNotebookNotebookinfo
Official TEC8.2 kWh8.2 kWhinfo
Official sleep mode power0.4 W0.5 Winfo
Official short-idle power3 W3 Winfo
Official long-idle power0.4 W0.5 Winfo
Official off-mode power0.3 W0.2 Winfo
Official system memory8 GB16 GBinfo
Official CPU cores48info
Official processor brandIntelQualcomminfo
Official processor nameN200C110100info
Official CPU base clock1 GHz3 GHzinfo
Official storage technologySDDSSDinfo
Official ENERGY STAR date certified2025-04-23T00:00:00.0002026-08-13T00:00:00.000info
Official battery capacity53 Wh50 Whinfo
Official integrated display size11.6 in15.3 ininfo
Official integrated display resolution1.05 MP2.3 MPinfo
Official touch screenNoYesinfo
Official 'marketed as a workstation'NoNoinfo
Official external power supply rating65 W65 Winfo
BytePick score9.5/109.3/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

Dell Latitude 3140

Better published figure on: Official sleep power.

What we like

  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists a TEC of 8.2 kWh.
  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists sleep-mode power of 0.4 W.

Watch out for

  • Official TEC is a certified laboratory annual-energy figure for this configuration, not a utility bill we measured.

Lenovo V15 G7 Q7X

No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

What we like

  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists a TEC of 8.2 kWh.
  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists sleep-mode power of 0.5 W.

Watch out for

  • Official TEC is a certified laboratory annual-energy figure for this configuration, not a utility bill we measured.

Verdict

Both official ENERGY STAR records list 8.2 kWh TEC; compare official sleep power and official short-idle power. Official processor and official memory are shown as certified facts, not scored.

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