Dell Latitude 5330 2-in-113.3" i5-1245U 8GB 256GB SSD Touch Win 11 Pro

Why a Convertible Makes Sense

• Four ways to work: The 360 degree hinge means laptop mode at a desk, tablet mode for reading and signing, tent mode for showing a client the screen, and stand mode for watching or presenting in a cramped space. It is one device instead of a laptop plus a tablet.
• Pen-ready with Gorilla Glass 6: The display supports active pen input, so handwritten notes, sketches, mark-ups and signatures work naturally. Corning Gorilla Glass 6 is a genuine durability upgrade over an ordinary panel — it matters on a device you will actually pick up and carry open.
• 300-nit anti-reflective Full HD touch: Brighter than the usual business panel, so it stays readable in tablet mode near a window or in a bright meeting room.
• 12th Gen 10-core Core i5-1245U with vPro: Two performance cores and eight efficiency cores reaching 4.40GHz turbo, plus Intel vPro Enterprise for hardware-level remote management, provisioning and recovery that IT departments genuinely use.
• Genuinely light: At around 1.31kg and under 17mm thick, this is a device you carry all day without thinking about it — which is the whole point of a convertible.
• Windows 11 Pro with Windows Hello: Domain or Microsoft Entra ID join, BitLocker and Group Policy, plus an infrared camera with a physical shutter for face sign-in.

Performance in Everyday Use

The Core i5-1245U is a genuinely modern part and it shows in the moments you notice. Its two performance cores handle the heavy single-threaded work — opening a large workbook, exporting a PDF, launching line-of-business software — while eight efficiency cores quietly absorb cloud sync, antivirus scans and Windows updates. For email, Office, browsing, video calls and the document-heavy work most businesses actually do, it is comfortably quick.

The 256GB NVMe SSD keeps that feeling consistent through the day. Windows boots in seconds, applications open near-instantly, and files open without the pause an older SATA drive introduces. Paired with Intel Iris Xe graphics, it also drives an external monitor over Thunderbolt 4 or HDMI without complaint, so the same machine works as a desk setup and a carry-anywhere tablet.

Where this machine earns its keep is the touch and pen experience. Marking up a contract, sketching a diagram in a meeting, filling a form on site, annotating a PDF on the train, or handing it to a client in tent mode to review something — these are the workflows a conventional clamshell simply cannot do. The Gorilla Glass 6 panel is designed to survive that handling rather than merely tolerate it.

Be clear-eyed about the memory, though. This configuration has 8GB of DDR4 soldered directly to the board, with no free slot and no upgrade path. For Office, browsing, Teams and general business use that is perfectly adequate, and Windows 11 manages it well. If you routinely run virtual machines, very large datasets or dozens of heavy browser tabs at once, look at a 16GB machine instead — this one cannot be upgraded later. Connectivity is Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.4 with Thunderbolt 4, USB-A, HDMI and a card reader; there is no built-in RJ45 Ethernet port on this compact convertible chassis, so a USB-C adapter is needed for a wired connection.

Technical Specifications

Is the Latitude 5330 2-in-1 Right for You?

Condition Grades & Battery Health

As a guide, expect 70%+ battery capacity for Grade A units and 50–70% for Grade B units. This is a compact 41Wh battery, so runtime is suited to a working session rather than a full unplugged day. Batteries are consumable components and carry a 30-day battery warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I upgrade the memory to 16GB later?

No. The 8GB is soldered directly to the mainboard on this model, and there is no spare SODIMM slot, so 8GB is permanent. That is normal for a thin convertible, but it is worth being certain 8GB suits your workload before buying. For Office, browsing, Teams and everyday business use it is genuinely fine; for virtual machines or very large datasets, choose a 16GB machine instead.

Does it come with a pen?

The display supports active pen input, but a pen is not included unless separately listed. Any compatible active stylus for the Latitude 5330 2-in-1 will work, and finger touch works fully without one.

What are the four modes actually useful for?

Laptop mode for normal typing at a desk. Tablet mode folds the keyboard flat behind the screen for reading, signing and note-taking. Tent mode stands it on its edges so you can show someone the screen across a table. Stand mode props the display up with the keyboard hidden, which is handy for video calls and presentations in tight spaces.

Is there an Ethernet port?

No. This compact 13.3-inch convertible chassis has no built-in RJ45 port. It uses Intel AX211 Wi-Fi 6E for wireless, and a USB-C or Thunderbolt adapter or dock will provide a wired connection if your site requires one.

Does it come with Windows 11 Pro installed?

Yes. The laptop ships with Windows 11 Pro, genuine and activated. The 12th Gen processor and TPM 2.0 meet all Windows 11 requirements, so you are set for security updates and features such as BitLocker, Remote Desktop and domain or Microsoft Entra ID join.

Does it include a charger, and how is it shipped?

Yes, a 65W USB-C power adapter with an Australian power cord is included. Your order ships with free standard Australian shipping, carefully packaged and dispatched from our Melbourne facility.

What is the difference between the Excellent and Good grades?

Both grades are fully functional and covered by the same 12-month warranty; the difference is purely cosmetic and in battery health. Excellent (Grade A) units show minimal signs of use with a clean screen and chassis and 70%+ battery capacity, while Good (Grade B) units carry light wear such as minor scuffs or keyboard shine and 50–70% battery capacity. Choosing Good is a great way to save while getting the same performance and support.