Dell Latitude 15 3580 Wireless Driver

The Dell Latitude 3580 carries the well-known OEM brand aimed at the company and, with it, the high expectations in terms of manufacturing quality, features and input devices. However, we found more similarities with the super affordable Vostro range than the Latitude series. It is almost as if Dell incorrectly wrote “Vostro” in this, while maintaining the highest price of a Latitude laptop. We often look for a good reason why a product is so expensive, but honestly, we can not think of one here.

It is very difficult to compete with Lenovo’s new ThinkPad Lenovo ThinkPad E-Series, affordable and powerful, like the E570, but Dell does not seem to see the point of a business-oriented notebook. The computer not only lacks features such as a decent IPS panel and a discrete entry-level graphics card, which has become a standard for mid-range business machines, but does not impress build quality and input devices.

Although lightweight and relatively thin, the Latitude 3580 chassis sacrifices its durability. Of course, the plastic is used for the entire case, which is not a surprise, but there is a difference between a high quality plastic and a cheap plastic. This looks like this.

Let’s start with the lid. It is made of a slightly rough plastic sheet that attracts fingerprints and is very flexible. The back folds easily and does not resist twisting. Even a little pressure on the back causes ripples on the LCD screen. The hinges, on the other hand, seem quite stable and firm enough to force both hands to open the notebook. The lower part is made of the same plastic material with a rough finish. There is no dedicated service panel, but it is easy to remove and has some grilles for the speakers and the air inlet.

As we have already mentioned, the sides are relatively thin and measure 23.3 mm. They offer the minimum I / O: RJ-45, HDMI, two USB 3.0 and 3.5 mm audio connectors on the left, as well as an SD card reader on the right. On the back you will find the SIM card tray, as the laptop offers optional LTE connectivity.

The interior is what made us give this negative review for the notebook in general. We expected a professional-grade notebook, especially sold in the mid-range segment, to provide a stable base and good input devices, but unfortunately the Latitude 3580 does not provide any. The center of the keyboard is very spongy, while the area of ​​the wrist rest tilts too much under pressure. Plastic certainly does not feel as strong as it should. As for the keyboard, it is quite generic and is often found in Vostro laptops, much cheaper. In addition, some keys have a different appearance than the others, but none of them provide the necessary tactile information, or at least a long trip. It was easy to lose some letters when writing fast. The touch panel, on the other hand, is pleasant: it is sensitive and light. Record movements and gestures quite accurately, but the sliding surface can be a problem if your fingers are a little wet.

We are very disappointed with the Latitude 3580 when it comes to the quality and quality of the input devices. If the slightly heavier cases of the Lenovo ThinkPad E570 or HP ProBook 450 G4 are not a problem, we recommend them compared to the Latitude 3580. They stand out in all areas where the Dell solution fails.

• Make sure you are logged in with an administrator account.
• Locate the folder where the file was downloaded.
• Locate the downloaded file and double-click on it.
• Follow the instructions on the screen.
• In the Select destination location window, click “Next”. If you want to select another folder, click Browse.
• In the Ready for installation window, click “Install.” All the necessary files will be extracted in the selected folder. 

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