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Dell Inspiron 13 5310, 13.3 inch QHD – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Dell Inspiron 13 5310, 13.3 inch QHD (Quad High Definition) Laptop – Thin and Light Intel Core i7-11370H, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce MX450, Services – Windows 10 Home
Standing screen display size
13.3 Inches
Screen Resolution
2560 x 1600 pixels
Max Screen Resolution
2560 x 1600 Pixels
Processor
4.8 GHz core_i7_11370h
RAM
16 GB LPDDR4X
Memory Speed
4267 MHz
Hard Drive
512 GB SSD
Graphics Coprocessor
NVIDIA GeForce MX450
Chipset Brand
NVIDIA
Card Description
Integrated
Graphics Card Ram Size
2 GB
Wireless Type
Bluetooth
Number of USB 3.0 Ports
2
Flash Memory Size
512 GB
Hard Drive Interface
Solid State
Optical Drive Type
No Optical Drive
Power Source
Battery Powered
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
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Technical specifications – Dell Inspiron 13 5310, 13.3 inch QHD :
Brand
Dell
Series
Inspiron 13 5310
Screen Size
13.3 Inches
Color
Platinum Silver
Hard Disk Size
512 GB
CPU Model
Core I7 11370H
Ram Memory Installed Size
16 GB
Operating System
Windows 10 Home
Card Description
Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor
NVIDIA GeForce MX450
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Proof of purchase :
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M. K (verified owner) –
Decepcionado – This product is promoted as a laptop with a long battery life, at most it is really 4 hours of normal use such as viewing social networks, videos and zoom. An important detail is that fingerprint recognition fails quite a bit, and the worst thing is the definitely bad trackpad (mouse). It stays stuck at all times. All this combined makes for a lackluster user experience.
A. Z (verified owner) –
As expected for the price – Like the performance it’s fast, no lag loading main apps, boot up is fast, best part is the screen resolution it’s bright enough, mate finish to help prevent glare while using it….it has a THUNDERBOLT!! that’s a must nowadays…
Z. E (verified owner) –
Satisfied with purchase – When I was deciding on which laptop to buy, well, I read the feedback. First, this is not a gamer laptop, I don’t think it’s even advertised as such. So, I discounted all the unhappy gamers that were unwilling to dig into their pockets to buy a laptop geared to gaming and instead bought this one, only to be unhappy with the results of their own poor judgement, then proceed to blame the laptop. Moving along. I run my business from my laptop. Thats what the laptop is geared for, business (or personal) use. Excellent graphics. I run my website and accounting software on it, no issues. It’s compact, seems fairly sturdy, keyboard is backlit and is a nice size for such a small laptop. My only complaints with this laptop are the battery, like I wish it held a charge longer, but this seems to be an issue with most laptops. I also have a hard time plugging in my USB drive, it does fit in there, but it’s a struggle. But overall, I’m very happy with this laptop. 16g ram, i7 processor (11th gen), adequate storage.
A. T (verified owner) –
Good budget ultralight laptop – Overall, I think this is a good quality budget ultralight. I use it as an ancillary computer at work. On battery, it averages about 8 hrs of continuous use ( I use the balanced power mode), which is mostly web browsing, and checking emails. I have not tried out the camera since I hardly ever use it; I like the idea of the sliding cover. The small footprint and 16:10 aspect are perfect for transporting in a backpack and viewing pdf files. The keyboard and trackpad are the weakest components of this laptop but I use an external mouse and most typing is done on the desktop. The overall build quality good and the port selection is more than adequate. The screen is good quality and for the price meets my expectations. I upgraded to windows 11 with no issues. The 11370H tiger lake cpu and 16 gb ddr4 lpddr we’re my other requirements for a windows laptop in this price range. The fans will ramp up when doing an update but given the size of the machine, this is expected. Keeping it on ac when doing an update appears to minimize the issue. I am more than satisfied with this machine and highly recommend it as a good budget business ultralight.
M. K (verified owner) –
Decepcionado – This product is promoted as a laptop with a long battery life, at most it is really 4 hours of normal use such as viewing social networks, videos and zoom. An important detail is that fingerprint recognition fails quite a bit, and the worst thing is the definitely bad trackpad (mouse). It stays stuck at all times. All this combined makes for a lackluster user experience.
K. K (verified owner) –
Impressed with Dell service ! – I had a problem with screen colors and background . Dell was quick to identify the problem that required the replacement of the screen. With in a of discovery of the problem, that had a service technician at my house to replace the part . I’m happy with the computer .
A. A (verified owner) –
It’s ok. – Very lightweight and portable. Works fine and seems to be decent quality. Downsides are the touch pad doesn’t work well (very little control, cursor goes everywhere) which means you need to buy a Bluetooth enabled mouse. It doesn’t work well with my HP printer. It honestly sees the printer as a virus. Had to buy a different printer. Also, battery life is lacking. It drains quickly even when. Laptop is off. If had to purchase again I would have gone with a bigger more powerful laptop.
E. E (verified owner) –
Its okay, but not worth the pice – I bought this laptop back in June of 2021 and it worked great for several months. However, the speakers are now starting to go and it can have issues booting up. Overall, its a decent laptop and I have been able to game on it and push it, but I would advise you that its better to buy a different laptop if you want it to last longer than a year before having issues. Also, it can get very hot due to the flawed fan design.
F. Z (verified owner) –
Beware the Dell’s white screen problem – This is my third Dell laptop over 6 years and loved all of them -until 5310. Although this is marketed as an XPS killer, it’s nowhere near that. This one is an I7, 16Gb Ram and unfortunately has been very slow to resume and launch apps even from the first day. And now, without any physical damage, I’ve encountered the Dell’s notorious white screen problem, which blocks using your laptop for good. I’m in the process of waiting for a service and pretty sure it’ll be resolved soon, but it’s super frustrating to see this happening to a new computer. If you’re in the market for a Dell sub-notebook, certainly go for XPS
K. K (verified owner) –
Impressed with Dell service ! – I had a problem with screen colors and background . Dell was quick to identify the problem that required the replacement of the screen. With in a of discovery of the problem, that had a service technician at my house to replace the part . I’m happy with the computer .
A. T (verified owner) –
Good budget ultralight laptop – Overall, I think this is a good quality budget ultralight. I use it as an ancillary computer at work. On battery, it averages about 8 hrs of continuous use ( I use the balanced power mode), which is mostly web browsing, and checking emails. I have not tried out the camera since I hardly ever use it; I like the idea of the sliding cover. The small footprint and 16:10 aspect are perfect for transporting in a backpack and viewing pdf files. The keyboard and trackpad are the weakest components of this laptop but I use an external mouse and most typing is done on the desktop. The overall build quality good and the port selection is more than adequate. The screen is good quality and for the price meets my expectations. I upgraded to windows 11 with no issues. The 11370H tiger lake cpu and 16 gb ddr4 lpddr we’re my other requirements for a windows laptop in this price range. The fans will ramp up when doing an update but given the size of the machine, this is expected. Keeping it on ac when doing an update appears to minimize the issue. I am more than satisfied with this machine and highly recommend it as a good budget business ultralight.
A. Z (verified owner) –
As expected for the price – Like the performance it’s fast, no lag loading main apps, boot up is fast, best part is the screen resolution it’s bright enough, mate finish to help prevent glare while using it….it has a THUNDERBOLT!! that’s a must nowadays…
A. A (verified owner) –
It’s ok. – Very lightweight and portable. Works fine and seems to be decent quality. Downsides are the touch pad doesn’t work well (very little control, cursor goes everywhere) which means you need to buy a Bluetooth enabled mouse. It doesn’t work well with my HP printer. It honestly sees the printer as a virus. Had to buy a different printer. Also, battery life is lacking. It drains quickly even when. Laptop is off. If had to purchase again I would have gone with a bigger more powerful laptop.
E. E (verified owner) –
Its okay, but not worth the pice – I bought this laptop back in June of 2021 and it worked great for several months. However, the speakers are now starting to go and it can have issues booting up. Overall, its a decent laptop and I have been able to game on it and push it, but I would advise you that its better to buy a different laptop if you want it to last longer than a year before having issues. Also, it can get very hot due to the flawed fan design.
Z. E (verified owner) –
Satisfied with purchase – When I was deciding on which laptop to buy, well, I read the feedback. First, this is not a gamer laptop, I don’t think it’s even advertised as such. So, I discounted all the unhappy gamers that were unwilling to dig into their pockets to buy a laptop geared to gaming and instead bought this one, only to be unhappy with the results of their own poor judgement, then proceed to blame the laptop. Moving along. I run my business from my laptop. Thats what the laptop is geared for, business (or personal) use. Excellent graphics. I run my website and accounting software on it, no issues. It’s compact, seems fairly sturdy, keyboard is backlit and is a nice size for such a small laptop. My only complaints with this laptop are the battery, like I wish it held a charge longer, but this seems to be an issue with most laptops. I also have a hard time plugging in my USB drive, it does fit in there, but it’s a struggle. But overall, I’m very happy with this laptop. 16g ram, i7 processor (11th gen), adequate storage.
F. Z (verified owner) –
Beware the Dell’s white screen problem – This is my third Dell laptop over 6 years and loved all of them -until 5310. Although this is marketed as an XPS killer, it’s nowhere near that. This one is an I7, 16Gb Ram and unfortunately has been very slow to resume and launch apps even from the first day. And now, without any physical damage, I’ve encountered the Dell’s notorious white screen problem, which blocks using your laptop for good. I’m in the process of waiting for a service and pretty sure it’ll be resolved soon, but it’s super frustrating to see this happening to a new computer. If you’re in the market for a Dell sub-notebook, certainly go for XPS