DELL VOSTRO 3568 LAPTOP AVAILABLE ON RENTAL & SALE

The Dell vostro 3568 laptop 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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Pick up the Vostro and you can feel the whole chassis flex a little but otherwise it feels tough enough to survive the battering meted out to commodity Windows appliances.

The Dell Vostro 3568 Laptop sale 40Wh battery is removable, and access for service and upgrades is very good. A third-width plastic bottom cover lifts to reveal hard disk, wireless card, CMOS battery and SO-DIMM slots. Our sample had 4GB memory in one slot, with another empty slot available.

It may run with the latest Intel chip but costs have clearly been cut elsewhere. The 500GB WD disk is a noisy example of the breed, there is no HDMI output, and quality of the matt low-resolution display is poor. It has notably restricted viewing angles and about the worst colour accuracy, contrast ratio and gamut on test. At least its anti-glare finish means reflections won’t superimpose over the lousy image.

DELL VOSTRO 3568 LAPTOP AVAILABLE ON RENTAL & SALE

The Dell Vostro 3568 Laptop rental connectivity features are typical for an affordable office notebook. Of the three USB ports, one still works according to the 2.0 standard. VGA and HDMI are available, but Thunderbolt 3, DisplayPort, and USB Type-C are all missing. The positioning of the ports is likewise typical: apart from the Ethernet port, all of them are on both sides in the area towards the front, where they can easily interfere with plugged-in cables and sticks.

Those who frequently move large amounts of data such as a large number of photos from the storage card to the laptop might soon curse the Dell Votro 15 3568 due to its lame USB-2.0 speed. In contrast, the users of the Acer Aspire 3 will be pleased with their USB-3.0 speed which is about two-and-a-half times faster. And the Asus VivoBook proves that it can go even faster within the limits of the USB-2.0 specifications.

The fact that the Vostro is beaten by the ThinkPad by 7% to 9% in PCMark 8 can be traced back to a much faster NVMe SSD in the Lenovo. This explanation is not valid for the VivoBook, which is up to 12% faster and also has a relatively slow SSD. Instead, the higher Cinebench multicore score is probably relevant here, which points towards a much better Turbo usage of the i5-7200U in the Asus.

Even though there is a subjective difference to the much more expensive (gaming) notebooks with Quadcore, 16 GB of dual-channel RAM and NVMe-SSD, the operation of the Dell appears smooth. The OS and programs start without any delay worth mentioning, and the Vostro also handles some not too extensive multitasking (only 8 GB of RAM) without any problems.

The really crummy display with its extreme blue tint in the delivery state, the likes of which we have not seen before, is the only component of the new Dell Vostro 15 3568 which we can hold against the manufacturer even considering the very low price of the entry-level configuration. The best part of the display is really the matte surface. All the other disadvantages we collected in our contra list carry much less weight.

If you can ignore the display (as surprisingly many users can do), you get a simple office notebook with limited mobility, which handles its tasks suitably. The battery can be switched easily, a TPM module is built-in for security, and Windows 10 Pro levels the path towards hard drive encryption and expanded administrative options in the company network. On the positive side, we should also mention the decent input devices and the cool and normally quiet operation.