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- 13.3" FHD Screen
- Intel Core i7-8565U
- 8GB RAM
- 512GB SSD
- USB-C
- Windows 10 Pro
Dell Latitude 13 3301 Laptop i7-8565U, 8GB RAM , 512GB SSD, 13.3" FHD $1116 + Delivery ($0 with eBay Plus) @ Futu Online eBay
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I don't think the USB C is thunderbolt in this one. Check before buying.. don't want you to be disappointed later on.
It mentions USB C everywhere and not Thunderbolt. You will be able to o/p display but not charge at the same time. Will need to use the supplied barrel adapter for charging.
Can’t USB C also charge via power delivery (USB-PD). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_hardware#PD
I have a thunderbolt enabled USB c port on a newish dell and it can charge when plugged into my thunderbolt dock at work and it can also charge when plugged into my USB C dock at home.
EDIT: the picture on the eBay listing showing the ports actually says “USB-C with power delivery”, so yes it can charge from the port.
10/100 LAN, aka Fast Ethernet.
It doesn't have an Ethernet port
Weight: 1.18kg, pretty great for the specs.
Appears to be 1080p
13.3" FHD Screen
FHD = 1920x1080P
Whats the better chassis - the Inspiron 13 or the Latitude 13?
Latitude for sure. It's more expensive and it's their "business range". Inspiron is cheaper consumer branch.
Latitudes are built better than Inspirons as Latitudes are Business Grade laptops.
Can RAM be upgraded?
The number of ram slots refers to it being "solder down"…I gather this means its actually physically soldered. Otherwise it would say 1 or 2 SODIMM slots?
I'm honestly not 100% sure, could someone confirm?
hmmm…looks like it's non-removable. Might be soldered on.
Can anyone verify?
is this laptop considered to be an ultrabook? is it lightweight?
I think Intel ditched the Ultrabook branding ages ago.
I guess so, at 1.18kgs it's about Macbook Air sized.
Anyone using this or similar spec'd laptop with Illustrator?
I use a 3 year old latitude with worse specs with illustrator and it runs fine. Not the most complex of illustrator users but still.
Cheers!
this or the HP spectre x360 13 for $400 more on the i5 variant?
Latitude any day
I was just about to get the Zenbook i5 with same price range.
Always want to take advantage of deals like this, but just could never ditch my Thinkpad keyboard
What do people think about the ram?
I feel like the specs and build look pretty good on paper, but the letdown is the ram at 8gb and DDR3. And then to make things worse, it's non-upgradeable. I keep seeing laptops at 8gb, and 16gb builds aren't available unless you spend quite a bit more. I have an Inspiron 13 7000 that has 16gb from almost 3 years ago, and that was had for $1100.Is 8gb non-upgradeable really acceptable in 2019 to last you for 3-4 years?
What do you do where you would be able to tell the difference between ddr3 and ddr4?
Yes 8 will be more than enough for the next 4 years.
Yeah, you're right, probably won't notice the difference between ddr3 and 4, but I just think it's odd to be putting legacy ram on a brand new model.
With regards to amount of ram, I'm usually running Chrome, Photoshop and Spotify simultaneously, and find that it chews up 7GB of my 16GB ram. Hence why I was thinking 8GB mightn't be enough.
I would but minimum 16gb too. But Ddr4 isn't supported by all motherboards, so it's not necessarily the next new thing, and will probably only be replaced by a whole new architecture
How is this compared to the Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro? Looking for a laptop around the same price.
Good value. Thunderbolt 3 and it would be perfect for me.
USB type C charging and display out!