The Inspiron’s casing is no stranger to us. Dell also used it for the recently tested Vostro 15-5558. The display bezel and base unit’s underside feature black plastic. The base unit’s upper side has a dark-gray rubber finish. A maintenance cover is on the laptop’s underside. The Inspiron’s battery is easy to remove.

The laptop does not display any serious manufacturing flaws. The material only protrudes a bit on the lid’s sides. However, it could be stiffer; it is too easy to warp for our taste. That is also true for the lid. Pressure on the lid’s back leads to image distortions in some places. The hinges keep the lid firmly in position and rock slightly. Opening the lid with one hand is possible

The diversity of interfaces will not impress anyone and can be described as standard fare. Of the three USB ports, only one supports the USB 3.0 standard. We expect more these days. Furthermore, Dell has only installed a Fast Ethernet port in the laptop. Gigabit Ethernet is standard nowadays

Communication

Surprisingly, Dell has only furnished its Inspiron with a Fast Ethernet chip. We would expect a Gigabit Ethernet chip nowadays. After all, other manufacturers also manage to install such chips – even in the low-cost laptop sector. It looks better with the Wi-Fi module, which is an Intel Wi-Fi chip (3160). Positive: In addition to the Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n standard, it also supports the high-speed ac standard. Bluetooth 4.0 is also incorporated on the module. The connection to the Wi-Fi router was always stable. We did not ascertain any reduction in connection speed within a radius of 15 meters around the router.

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