You can notice the low pricing of the Inspiron when you look at the case: Dell uses a black plastic chassis, which is primarily made of matte plastic; there are only some glossy parts at the front as well as the left and right sides. The palm rest and the display cover have a grooved texture. On the bottom of the device is a maintenance hatch that grants access to the memory and the hard drive. The battery of the Inspiron is not fixed inside the chassis and can therefore easily be removed.

We cannot really criticize the build quality of the notebook, despite the low price. The gaps are okay and there are no sharp edges. You can, however, feel slightly protruding material at some spots, but this is not a big problem. The stability of the base unit does not reveal any problems, either, but the torsion resistance could be a bit better for our taste. This also applies for the display cover since pressure on the back of the lid will result in picture distortions at some spots. The hinges keep the display well in position but cannot prevent some bouncing. It is possible to open the lid with one hand.

Connectivity

The lack of a digital-video output shows that Dell designed the Vostro for business users and not private users, which means it is not easy to connect the device to your TV at home. Dell’s notebook only offers a VGA port. We would have expected at least a DisplayPort if there is no HDMI port because the notebook is supposed to attract companies. Otherwise, there are no surprises in respect of the connectivity and the basics are covered.

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