This machine is built for accountants preparing KRA submissions, lawyers moving between Milimani Law Courts and Upper Hill chambers, students at Strathmore, USIU, and the University of Nairobi, and NGO field staff on Turkana and Marsabit postings. At KSh 25,000, most new laptops on the Kenyan market carry a dual-core chip, 4GB of soldered memory, and slow eMMC storage that stalls the moment a spreadsheet and fifteen browser tabs open together. The Dell Latitude 7300 answers that gap with four physical processor cores, two upgradable memory slots, and NVMe storage that loads Windows in under 15 seconds.

Unlike traditional electronics retailers in Kenya, Mascom International states the exact processor model, memory configuration, and drive interface before you pay, and every Dell Latitude 7300 is bench-tested at our Kimathi Street counter first. Buyers throughout Kenya tell us that ex-corporate Latitude machines outlast the plastic-bodied consumer laptops sold at similar money, largely because Dell designed this chassis for fleets that travel daily. Walk in Monday through Saturday to type on the keyboard and check the screen yourself, or order the Dell Latitude 7300 for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere across Kenya's 47 counties.

Yes. At KSh 25,000 you are buying business-class hardware rather than entry-level consumer hardware. The Dell Latitude 7300 carries a quad-core Intel Core i5-8265U, two upgradable memory slots, a PCIe NVMe drive, and a Thunderbolt 3 port  a combination new machines at this money do not offer. Most new KSh 25,000 laptops ship with dual-core chips and soldered eMMC storage. Across a two-year working life, this Latitude costs roughly KSh 34 per day.

It is used, not refurbished. Every Dell Latitude 7300 we stock is a carefully maintained international import that arrives in clean used condition, with no parts replaced, no reconditioning work, and no cosmetic restoration. These units came out of overseas corporate fleets and were never deployed locally in Kenya. The machine has simply changed ownership. Our bench checks the keyboard, battery health, screen, ports, and drive condition before any unit reaches the shop floor.

For office workloads, yes. The i5-8265U runs four cores and eight threads at 1.6GHz base, lifting to 3.9GHz on turbo, with 6MB of cache. That covers Excel models, thirty Chrome tabs, Zoom calls, QuickBooks, and Sage without stalling. Where it struggles is 4K video editing, 3D rendering, and current gaming titles, because graphics come from integrated Intel UHD Graphics 620. For document, browser, and accounting work the chip still has headroom.

Expect roughly 5 to 7 hours of mixed office use from the 4-cell 60Whr pack, and closer to 4 hours from the smaller 3-cell 42Whr option. Battery packs age with cycles, so we measure remaining capacity on every unit and state the figure before you pay. ExpressCharge refills about 80% in one hour with the machine switched off, which covers a lunch-break top-up between meetings in Westlands and Upper Hill.

8GB of DDR4-2400 handles everyday office multitasking, and unlike most laptops at this price, this one is upgradable. The Dell Latitude 7300 uses two SoDIMM slots and accepts up to 32GB in total. Adding a second 8GB stick also switches memory to dual-channel operation, which lifts integrated graphics performance noticeably. Our Kimathi Street counter fits memory upgrades while you wait, so you can start at 8GB and grow later.

After Windows and Microsoft Office claim roughly 40GB, about 210GB stays free. That holds around 50,000 Word and Excel documents, or 25,000 photos from a 12MP phone camera, or roughly 40 hours of 1080p video. PCIe NVMe reads several times faster than the SATA drives common in older business laptops, which is why this Latitude loads Windows in under 15 seconds. The M.2 2280 slot accepts a larger drive later.

Yes. The Intel Core i5-8265U sits on Microsoft's supported processor list for Windows 11, and the machine includes the TPM 2.0 chip and UEFI Secure Boot that Windows 11 requires. This matters now that Windows 10 has reached the end of its free support period. Units reach Mascom International with a genuine Windows installation, and our Nairobi CBD team handles the upgrade path for you at no extra charge.

There is no Ethernet socket  Dell dropped it to keep this chassis thin. You get one USB Type-C 3.1 Gen 2 port with Thunderbolt 3, two USB Type-A 3.1 Gen 1 ports (one PowerShare capable for charging a phone), HDMI 1.4a, a microSD 4.0 card reader, a universal audio jack, and a Noble Wedge lock slot. A USB-C to Ethernet adapter covers wired office networks, and Mascom International stocks them.

A new KSh 25,000 laptop typically brings a dual-core Celeron or Athlon chip, 4GB of soldered memory, 64GB of eMMC storage, a 1366x768 screen, and a plastic body. The Dell Latitude 7300 counters with four cores, two memory slots, a 256GB NVMe drive, and a chassis Dell tested against 0.66 GRMS vibration and 140G shock. The honest trade-off is older silicon and a battery that has already seen service.

Three ways to order:

Every unit comes with the 6-month Mascom warranty detailed above.

Mascom International has built its name on accurate specifications, current Kenyan pricing, and after-sales support handled directly from our Kimathi Street counter.