The same applies to the built-in WLAN adapter, which in our test with 802.11 ac standard and 2x2 MIMO antenna technology reaches 646 MBit/s for data reception and 656 MBit/s for data transmission. It delivers very good speeds in our test with 176 MB/s for copying and 188.8 MB/s for writing data. In addition, users will find a memory card reader, but only microSD cards can be used. However, users must configure the port as such before purchasing, as Dell will otherwise install a USB 3.1 Gen 2 port in Type C design. The rest of the equipment covers the basic needs and includes a Thunderbolt 3 connection. For the latter, a tray is provided on the right side, which remains as a dummy element in models without LTE. Here you will also find the WLAN and the WWAN modules. The inside view becomes then clear, where users can change the main memory or the SSD. The bottom panel of the Dell laptop can be removed after all visible screws have been loosened.
The opening angle is 180 degrees and the tight hinges ensure a secure hold of the display in any position. The lid is also very rigid and can be bent only using two hands and a bit of force. The weight of the base unit is high enough so that the small business laptop can be opened with one hand. The Latitude 5300 has a sturdy plastic case, which has a very high-quality finish.
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