How much RAM does the Dell Latitude 7280 support?

The Latitude 7280 supports up to 16GB of memory across 1 slot(s), up to 16GB per slot.

What type of memory does the Latitude 7280 use?

It uses DDR4 SODIMM memory modules.

Compatible drive types: NVMe M.2 2280 (PCIe Gen 4) SSD, SATA 2.5" SSD, SATA M.2 2280 SSD.

Guaranteed-compatible DDR4 SODIMM upgrades for the Dell Latitude 7280, in matched-kit options that fill your slots.

Verified compatible

Good to know

Faster modules automatically run at your system's maximum supported speed.
Maximum capacity per slot is inferred from total capacity ÷ number of slots.
Compatibility is based on published specifications, not yet confirmed against a manufacturer tool.

Guaranteed-compatible SSD and hard-drive upgrades for the Dell Latitude 7280 — matched to its drive bays and slots.

This option is out of stock.

Your slot's PCIe generation isn't published; the drive adjusts to it automatically.

This option is out of stock.

The drive bay size is inferred from the system's reported storage interface.
Compatibility is based on published specifications, not yet confirmed against a manufacturer tool.

This option is out of stock.

This is a SATA (not NVMe) M.2 drive — confirm your M.2 slot supports SATA drives.

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Guaranteed-compatible DDR4 SODIMM upgrades for the Dell Latitude 7280, in matched-kit options that fill your slots.

Verified compatible

Good to know

Faster modules automatically run at your system's maximum supported speed.
Maximum capacity per slot is inferred from total capacity ÷ number of slots.
Compatibility is based on published specifications, not yet confirmed against a manufacturer tool.

Guaranteed-compatible SSD and hard-drive upgrades for the Dell Latitude 7280 — matched to its drive bays and slots.

This option is out of stock.

Your slot's PCIe generation isn't published; the drive adjusts to it automatically.

This option is out of stock.

The drive bay size is inferred from the system's reported storage interface.
Compatibility is based on published specifications, not yet confirmed against a manufacturer tool.

This option is out of stock.

This is a SATA (not NVMe) M.2 drive — confirm your M.2 slot supports SATA drives.