Dell Vostro 15 3000 (3500) Laptop | Dell Australia

15.6-inch laptop featuring an FHD display with a 2-sided narrow border, USB Type-C port, 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors, and a numeric keypad.

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Operating System

Available with Windows 10 Pro – lets you focus on running your business instead of your IT.

Experience Uninterrupted Productivity

Amplified display: An optional FHD panel offers more brightness and vivid color for an enhanced front-of-screen experience, and a 2-sided narrow border lets you see more with less distractions.

ExpressCharge™: Take your battery charge level from 0% up to 80% within an hour* so you’re not tied down to an outlet while working on the go.

Dell Mobile Connect: Experience seamless wireless integration between your laptop and Android or iOS smartphone. Dell Mobile Connect allows you to access multiple devices and applications without dividing your attention.*

Powerful processing: Tackle your workday with the power of up to 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processor.

Files at your fingertips: Store all your important documents for easy access with SSD.

Great graphics: Enjoy extra power and optimal everyday performance by upgrading to NVIDIA® MX330 graphics with 2GB GDDR5 vRAM.

Design You Can Depend On

Travel light: As light as 1.78kg and under 20mm thin, the new and improved Vostro 15 3500 is ready to go whenever you are.

Ports galore: Your laptop is equipped with an array of ports and an SD card reader to keep you connected to what matters most, plus a USB Type-C port for quick and easy data transfers.*

Sophisticated colors: An assortment of Accent black and Dune makes the Vostro 15 3500 visually outstanding for a professional and stylish look. Color options vary by region.

Numeric keypad: Get work done faster with a 10-key numeric pad and a calculator key that populates a calculator with just one touch.

Serious Security

TPM 2.0: The Trusted Platform Module 2.0 is a commercial-grade security chip installed on the motherboard that creates and stores passwords and encryption keys. It verifies that the computer has not been tampered with before booting up and protects your data against external software attacks.*

Simple & Secure: The optional fingerprint reader with Windows Hello allows you to easily and securely log in with just one touch.

Ports & Slots

1. 3-in-1 SD Media Card | 2. USB 2.0 | 3. Wedge-Shaped Lock Slot | 4. Power In | 5. USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C™ (Data only)* | 6. HDMI 1.4 | 7. Ethernet RJ-45 | 8. USB 3.2 Gen 1 | 9. USB 3.2 Gen 1 | 10. Headset Jack*

*Please note, the Type C port pictured only comes on products with discrete graphics option.
*3.5 mm Headset Jack functionality varies by model configuration. For best results, use Dell recommended audio accessories.

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