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Dell Latitude 5310 | Intel Core i5 10th Gen | 8GB RAM | 256GB SSD | 13.3-inch Display

Affordable everyday computing for students, clerks and small traders who need dependable speed at a fair cost.


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KSH 27,000.00

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Mascom International stocks the Dell Latitude 5310 with an Intel Core i5 10th Gen processor at KSh 27,000, alongside 8GB RAM, a 256GB SSD and a 13.3-inch screen. It is used stock, a carefully maintained international import never deployed locally in Kenya, and it carries a 6-month Mascom warranty. The Dell Latitude 5310 belongs to Dell's business line, so it includes Wi-Fi 6, a fingerprint reader, a SmartCard slot and a wired network port in a body of about 1.22kg. Test one at our store on the first floor of the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.

Built for university students, shop owners, NGO field staff and junior office workers across Kenya, the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 covers assignments, invoices, email, Zoom classes and eCitizen applications. Many first-time buyers end up with a cheap new laptop that has a slow hard drive and a weak plastic hinge. This Dell Latitude 5310 swaps those problems for an SSD that boots in seconds and a sturdy business chassis meant for years of daily use. At KSh 27,000 it gives a Kenyatta or Moi University student a proper work laptop without stretching the HELB budget.

Where most Nairobi electronics shops push used laptops with vague descriptions, Mascom International states the processor, memory and storage plainly and lets you test before paying. At Mascom International, we're seeing strong demand for the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 from small businesses equipping several staff at once. It costs KSh 2,000 less than the Core i7 version and KSh 4,000 less than the Dell Latitude 5320, making it the value choice among our 13-inch Dells of this era. Visit Kimathi Street or order the Dell Latitude 5310 on WhatsApp with pay-on-arrival delivery.

Common Questions About the Dell Latitude 5310

What is the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 price in Kenya?
The Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 10th Gen sells for KSh 27,000 at Mascom International, Nairobi CBD, as a used international import. The price includes 8GB RAM, a 256GB SSD, a tested compatible charger and cord, and a 6-month Mascom warranty on hardware functionality. You pay on arrival anywhere in Kenya's 47 counties. For KSh 2,000 more, the Core i7 version of the Dell Latitude 5310 adds a faster processor with the same memory, storage and screen.

Is this Dell Latitude 5310 used or refurbished, and what is the difference?
The Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 is sold used, in clean used condition, not refurbished. A refurbished machine has been restored by a manufacturer or certified workshop, with worn parts swapped and new packaging. Ours are carefully maintained imports from offices abroad that keep their original components. Ports, keyboard layout and battery health vary between units, so send us a WhatsApp message to confirm the exact laptop before ordering. Every unit leaves Mascom International with a 6-month warranty.

Which Core i5 processor does the Dell Latitude 5310 use?
The Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 typically uses a 10th Gen chip such as the Intel Core i5-10310U, with 4 cores, 8 threads and boost speeds up to 4.4GHz. That is plenty for Word, Excel, Google Docs, accounting software and video lessons. Some imported units carry the closely related i5-10210U instead, which performs similarly in office work. Mascom International will confirm the chip in your exact unit on WhatsApp before dispatch, so you know what you are paying for.

How does the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 compare with the Dell Latitude 5300?
The Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 uses a newer 10th Gen processor, while the Dell Latitude 5300 runs 8th Gen chips in a similar 13.3-inch business body. The newer chip boosts higher, and the 5310 adds Wi-Fi 6 for faster connections on modern routers. Both come with 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD at Mascom International. The 5310 costs KSh 27,000 against KSh 24,500 for the 5300. Pay the extra for a longer useful life; pick the 5300 if every shilling counts.

How long does the Dell Latitude 5310 battery last during KPLC power cuts?
The Dell Latitude 5310 came with a 60Wh battery that, when healthy, carries a full day of documents and browsing through a KPLC outage. Used batteries lose some capacity with age, so ask Mascom International for the health reading of the unit you want. The laptop also charges over USB-C, so a laptop-rated power bank can keep it going during long blackouts in Nairobi, Kisumu or Eldoret. Use a surge protector, since power returning after a cut can spike.

Can I upgrade the RAM on the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5?
Yes, the Dell Latitude 5310 has two DDR4 memory slots, so a technician can add a second stick to raise memory beyond the 8GB it ships with. That helps if you later run heavier programs or keep many browser tabs open. The SSD is also a standard M.2 2280 size, which means a larger drive can be fitted when your files grow. Mascom International can advise on compatible memory and storage when you visit our Kimathi Street store.

Is the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 good for small business owners?
The Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 suits shop owners and small traders who run QuickBooks, Excel stock sheets, M-Pesa business statements and KRA iTax returns. The SSD opens records quickly, and the fingerprint reader keeps customer and banking data locked when you step away from the counter. Its wired network port connects to a shop router for a steady link during Lipa na M-Pesa reconciliations. At KSh 27,000 it costs less than many new entry-level laptops with slower hard drives.

Who should buy the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5, and who should skip it?
The Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 is for students, small businesses and office staff who want a dependable, portable work laptop at KSh 27,000. Skip it if you run heavy design software, edit long videos or play modern games, because integrated graphics and 8GB RAM limit those tasks. Buyers who want Thunderbolt and a newer chip should look at the Dell Latitude 5320 at KSh 31,000. For heavy multitasking, the Lenovo ThinkPad X280 with 16GB RAM in our stock costs KSh 26,000.

Technical Specifications

Processor
  • Intel Core i5 10th Gen, typically the i5-10310U — a dependable quad-core chip for school and office tasks.
  • 4 cores and 8 threads — runs several programs together without freezing.
  • Boost up to 4.4GHz on the i5-10310U — quick bursts when opening apps or saving large files.
  • Low-power U-series chip — less heat on your lap and quiet fans most of the time.
  • Intel vPro support on the i5-10310U — company IT teams can manage and secure the laptop remotely.

Memory
  • 8GB RAM — keeps Office, a browser with several tabs and a video call open at once.
  • DDR4 memory — the standard fast type for business laptops of this generation.
  • Two slots inside — a second stick can be added later for more multitasking room.
  • Handles school and shop software smoothly — Word, Excel, QuickBooks and Zoom run without lag.
  • Not suited to heavy design or video work — 16GB or more fits those users better.

Storage
  • 256GB NVMe SSD — solid-state storage, so the laptop wakes and opens files in seconds.
  • About 200GB of free space after Windows — room for thousands of documents and presentations.
  • Stores over 60,000 12MP photos at about 3MB each, or around 25 hours of 1080p video.
  • Standard M.2 2280 slot — easy to swap for a bigger SSD later.
  • No spinning parts — safer from knocks on boda boda and matatu rides than a hard disk.

Display
  • 13.3-inch screen — fits a narrow desk or library table without crowding.
  • Panel resolution varies by unit, HD or FHD — confirm the screen on your unit on WhatsApp.
  • Matte coating — reduces glare from ceiling lights and sunny windows.
  • 60Hz refresh rate — smooth scrolling for reading, browsing and online classes.
  • 16:9 shape — suits films, slide decks and video meetings.

Graphics
  • Intel UHD graphics inside the processor — fine for office visuals, HD video and simple photo edits.
  • No separate graphics card — lower power use and cooler running.
  • HDMI port — connect a projector or monitor for class presentations.
  • USB-C with DisplayPort support — add an external screen at your desk.
  • Light games only — modern 3D titles need a dedicated gaming laptop.

Battery
  • 60Wh battery when new — enough for a working or study day of light tasks.
  • Health varies between used units — ask us on WhatsApp for your unit's reading.
  • USB-C charging plus Dell's barrel port — charge from either connector.
  • Fast charging supported — gains useful charge during a short lunch break.
  • Efficient 10th Gen chip — helps each charge go further than older laptops.

Build and Ports
  • About 1.22kg — easy to carry between lectures, shops or client sites.
  • Two USB-A ports and one USB-C port — connect flash disks, a printer cable and a dock.
  • Gigabit Ethernet — plug straight into a router for a steady wired link.
  • Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5 — fast wireless and easy pairing with earbuds and mice.
  • Fingerprint reader, SmartCard slot and microSD reader — secure sign-in and simple photo transfers.

Package Contents

The Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 comes with a tested compatible charger and power cord, ready to start working the day it arrives. As used stock, it ships without its retail box, and we pack it carefully for the journey. Mascom International does not add a bag, mouse or Office licence, which keeps the price at KSh 27,000. Bags, mice and USB hubs are available separately at our Nairobi CBD store.

Warranty

Mascom International backs this Dell Latitude 5310 with a 6-month warranty covering hardware functionality. It is a carefully maintained international import, never deployed locally in Kenya. Claims go through our Nairobi CBD service desk at the Old Mutual Building, where our technicians check the laptop and explain what happens next.

Where to Buy the Dell Latitude 5310 in Kenya

Find Mascom International at the Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and you are welcome to switch on the Dell Latitude 5310 Core i5 and try it before buying. Units come in Dell's grey business colour; check the available unit with us on WhatsApp.

Contact us for orders and questions:
  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com

All orders are pay-on-arrival in all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, and students and traders in Kakamega, Meru, Kericho, Nyeri and other major towns get theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your purchase is covered by the 6-month warranty outlined above.

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