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Dell Vostro 15 3000 series review: a budget laptop with the latest Intel Core i5 and an anti-glare screen

Dell Vostro 15 3000 series review: a budget laptop with the latest Intel Core i5 and an anti-glare screen

Posted on August 24, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Dell is known as the cut-price Windows brand, and within its business line-up sits the Vostro series of budget laptops. The Vostro 15 was updated early this year and can now be found with the latest 5th-generation Intel Core processors, an unusual feature in entry models. Here’s our Dell Vostro 15 3558 review.

BUILD AND DESIGN

The Vostro is another no-nonsense design, all black plastic with matt textured finish. It’s a large laptop by modern standards, with a large footprint spreading 378 x 259 mm, but 2.4kg and 25mm thickness means it’s not a complete brick either. Like many 15in models, Dell has found space to include a DVD±RW drive.
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