Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love my Dell computer. I bought it in a flash sale, and it was the best thing I could ever do. My Dell computer is very fast. I love the zoom in screen and the screen touch features. It is awesome!

My husband loves his new laptop. He really enjoys the features. The laptop allows you to use it like a tablet or stand up on it own. The touch screen is great.

I really loved the dell laptop I bought last month it's on sale and it's worth it I ordered it online and on the same day I was able to picked it up amazing

Great laptop this is a great working computer for a great value. It essentially is a laptop and a iPad or touchscreen tablet all in one. The price point is great and so far I am very happy with my purchase.

I really like this laptop. The touchscreen and foldable 2 in 1 design are super convenient, lightweight and stylish. The screen looks great, performance is fast, and feels well built. Very happy with this purchase.

I’ve recently picked up the Dell Inspiron 14" 2-in-1 FHD+ Touchscreen Laptop – which is a compelling balance between performance, portability, and versatility. With its AMD Ryzen 5 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a convertible touchscreen form factor, it’s designed for users who demand flexibility without compromising speed. PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS (using Passmark Performance Test) • Overall Rating: 6499 - Solid mid-tier performance for general productivity, multitasking, and light creative work • CPU Mark: 21,974 - Excellent multi-core performance — ideal for demanding workloads like compilation, virtualization, and media encoding • Disk Mark: 33,823 - Outstanding SSD throughput — ensures near-instant boot times, app launches, and file transfers Takeaway: These scores place the Inspiron well above typical ultrabooks in its class. The CPU Mark of 21,974 by the AMD Ryzen 5 processor delivers strong multi-threaded performance. The Disk Mark of 33,823 indicates a high-speed NVMe SSD, likely PCIe Gen 4, which is exceptional for a consumer-grade 2-in-1. HARDWARE • Display: 14" FHD+ (1920x1200) touchscreen with 16:10 aspect ratio — great for vertical screen real estate and stylus use. Graphics and images look awesome and the small bezel is attractive as well. • Form Factor: 2-in-1 convertible hinge with tablet mode — ideal for note-taking, sketching, or media consumption. • Build Quality: Aluminum top cover and sturdy hinge mechanism — premium feel without excessive weight. • Ports: USB-C, HDMI, USB-A, microSD — versatile enough for most workflows. • The fingerprint reader provides added convenience • Keyboard backlighting for me is a must and this device has several brightness levels. MEMORY AND STORAGE • RAM: 16GB DDR4 — ample for multitasking, browser-heavy workflows, and light creative tasks. • Storage: 512GB NVMe SSD (based on Disk Mark) — blazing fast and generous for most users. BATTERY AND HEAT DISSIPATION • Battery Life: ~8–10 hours under mixed use — Ryzen efficiency shines here. • Thermals: Well-managed under load, thanks to Dell’s adaptive thermal tuning and efficient chassis airflow. • I’m thankful that it uses a USB-C charger (much more standard now) than those older round power plugs that always became loose! IDEAL USE CASES • Professionals needing a portable workstation with snappy performance • Students or educators who benefit from tablet mode and stylus input • Light content creators (photo editing, light video work) • Power users who multitask across browsers, Office, and communication tools SUMMARY The Dell Inspiron 14" 2-in-1 with Ryzen 5 and 16GB RAM is a performance machine. With a PassMark CPU score rivaling some H-series chips and a Disk Mark that outpaces many premium laptops, it’s a productivity powerhouse in a flexible chassis. While it’s not a gaming rig or a workstation-class machine, it punches well above its weight for its price and form factor.

This thing is smooth, latency is low and moves pretty much in time. It is fast.

Unboxing, the laptop shows an excellent quality and fit. The matte finish does not attract fingerprints. The build appears to be mostly plastic but felt solid, and resists flexing. Nor did I see any real flex in the keyboard while typing. Opening and closing, the hinges were firm, and held position. It does seem to be a heavier build, so would expect it to be very sturdy. Being a two-in-one laptop, it can be used in traditional laptop mode, tent, or – although huge - tablet mode. Around the sides are a reasonable number of ports. One HDMI, two USB-A 3.2, two USB-C 3.2, a SD card slot, and a 3.5 headphone jack. The drawback of the SD slot is that the card does not insert all the way and protrudes, so care is needed not to damage the card or the port. A few specs about the computer. A 512Gb SSD, 16Gb DDR5 RAM @ 5600Mhz, and AMD Ryzen-5 six core 12 thread processor with a 4.9Ghz burst. The touch screen is 1920 X 1200 @ 60Hz, and 300 nits. The fingerprint reader is integrated in the power button. Full specs are on line. The keyboard is very comfortable to type on, and keys are back lit. However, the keys being a gray color, the back lighting doesn't stand out as it would on darker keys. The touch pad feels smooth, and worked perfectly. To me, the screen looked great. The specs are 300 nits and color gamut of 45% . But, I found the screen was reasonably colorful and bright. I set brightness to only 70%. And the 60Hz is very adequate for movies, videos, every day tasks, etc. The touch function of the screen was responsive and smooth. The sound is very full for laptop speakers. Loud enough, and had a fairly deep sound – not as tinny sounding as many laptops. Battery looks like it will last nearly 8 hours or more with just general daily use. I did all the usual updates, downloads, uninstalling unnecessary apps, and limit start up to minimum apps, and this machine really zips along. Boot up time was very short – about 15 seconds. I am impressed with how quickly it loads pages, does the usual everyday tasks. It is even capable of running games with lower hardware requirements and lower settings. Although not for heavy games, this laptop is a great choice for browsing, streaming, even light games. At this price point, it will be difficult to beat.

The first thing I noticed about this laptop was that it felt heavy for its size, and for 2-in-1's in general. I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing, but something worth mentioning. The impression I get from its weight is it feels slightly more durable than maybe some other laptops of this class. It doesn't feel like it's going to suffer much from being bumped around. The other thing that gives me that impression is when I opened it up, it looks like there is a metal support holding the USB-C ports in place. Maybe this is for heat dissipation, but since that is also the power port, it's likely to see the most abuse in being tugged and yanked. As far as the rest of the laptop experience, I'd call is pretty average all around. I've used laptops that are better in all aspects, but I've used laptops that are worse, but overall perfectly satisfactory. The keyboard is decent and is backlit, though I feel the backlight is a little dim. The power button on the top right of the keyboard doubles as a fingerprint reader for login. It's a little slow to read my finger, but otherwise works fine. The display is average. For some reason I'm noticing a screen-door like effect on smaller text and other details, so it's not the sharpest display. The colors also feel a little washed out. But it gets bright enough and is otherwise a decent resolution so most of the time it looks fine. Performance is good, nothing to complain about. It does get a bit warm under more demanding tasks, but cools off quickly enough. Dell has given this enough cooling that while it got warm, it never was hot. Inside, helpfully it has 2 RAM slots with removable RAM, so you could upgrade this if wanted. 32gb of RAM would probably be a little overkill for this laptop, but it's nice having it as an option. The SSD (hard drive) is also upgradable. It has a 2230 sized drive, but it can fit a 2280 drive. Although, it only has the one slot, so some expertise would be needed to get the laptop setup with a new drive. My only real complaint with this laptop is the webcam cover. It slides too easily, and there is no clear visual indicator of if the camera is blocked or not. So, it's nice the cover is there, but it's way too easy to accidentally cover/uncover the camera and not realize it. Overall, I'm happy with this laptop. Nice sturdy build, and durable feeling hinge. Plenty of functional ports, including full-size HDMI and SD Card, but it doesn't especially excel or stand out in any area.

I’m extremely disappointed with this Dell Inspiron 14 (R5, 16/512). I trusted this laptop, and after just one month it already started failing — three times I got the error “Your device ran into a problem and could not be repaired,” and now it won’t even turn on from the first try. This is incredibly frustrating, especially for a brand-new device. I expected reliability, but instead I’m dealing with constant stress and problems. I honestly regret choosing this model and cannot recommend it to anyone.

Talking to you as someone who's seen (and suffered through) the chonky plastic Inspirons of yesteryear, I have to say: this Dell Inspiron is as if Dell hired a bunch of fruit company designers on the sly. No joke—it's got an aluminum unibody case that feels super premium and rigid. That classic 'budget flex' is gone, replaced by something honestly nice to carry. Performance-wise, the AMD Ryzen 5 8640HS and the 16GB of memory absolutely carry their weight. I've thrown a bunch of tabs, streaming, and work apps at it, and it never felt sluggish. The touchscreen is crisp, vibrant, and super responsive. For Zoom calls, notes, or even a little quick editing, it's genuinely a pleasure. Battery life is solid for a convertible—enough to get through a workday with lighter use. The keyboard and trackpad hold up well, with no sponginess. Ports are all modern USB-Cs and full-size, so I don't need a backpack full of dongles. Only real quibbles: the speakers are good but not amazing, and I always prefer haptic trackpads. I think this trackpad is just serviceable, not fantastic. But honestly, at this price and with this build? Dell has come a long way. I could see myself bringing this Ice Blue machine to a meeting without any embarrassment. If you’re looking for an affordable, premium-feeling 2-in-1 that doesn’t scream "IT issued me this in 2015," this Inspiron is a shockingly good pick. I'm so impressed and this laptop is a RECOMMEND.

The Dell Inspiron 14” 2-in-1 touchscreen laptop with AMD Ryzen 5 offers an impressive balance between versatility and usability. Its aluminum finish and slim design make it feel sturdy yet portable, though it is on the heavier side for its size. The 14-inch Full HD+ 1920x1200 touchscreen delivers crisp visuals and responsive touch performance; however, it isn’t the absolute sharpest display either. I’d rate it slightly above average. With 16GB of RAM and a fast 512GB SSD, this system handles multitasking, light creative work, and streaming without lag. The Ryzen 5 processor provides solid performance for productivity running MS Office Suite, which is what I’d assume people buying this device would be using the most in terms of apps. Battery life averages around 7-8 hours under moderate use. The keyboard feels comfortable with decent travel, though the touchpad could be a bit more precise. The built-in webcam and dual speakers deliver respectable quality for video calls and entertainment. Overall, the Inspiron 14” 2‑in‑1 is a reliable, mid-range laptop that brings good performance and value for students, professionals, and casual users.

I prefer laptops with touchscreens and that convert to "tablet" mode. I often play games and I like to flip the keyboard back and use the touchscreen to play the game. I find it fast and easier to play that way than with the keyboard and mousepad. I took this for it's trial run on a training day for work. I was able to seamlessly access all of my accounts from Google passwords were carried over. When I use this next to my "other" laptop (HP), this model is much faster and the visuals are incredibly clear! The size is compact and great for travel and work. It fits nicely into my carrying case and is not terribly heavy for a convertable laptop. I have also found that the battery lasts all day. Again, another important feature for travel, work or school. This is probably one of my favorite laptops (and I have a few!). Main loves- the speed, convertable nature, touchscreen. I also like the feel of the keyboard. There is a little "give" to the keys to help make typing easier. The Ice Blue is a really nice color as well!

My overall impression of this Dell Inspiron 14" 2-in-1 laptop with the AMD Ryzen 5 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD is that this is a very competent machine. This Dell laptop feels very much like the Dell laptops my employers have issued to me for work over the past many years - dependable, practical, and built more for getting things done than for impressing anyone. To me, that’s both the benefit and drawback of this machine. This Inspiron 14 2-in-1 supposedly sits in Dell’s budget-to-midrange line, but it doesn’t feel cheap. The aluminum body feels solid, and I did not hesitate to flex the 360-degree hinge. The 2-in-1 feature means it can lay on a desk as a laptop or stand up like a tablet. Depending on how you want to use it. Both modes work well. I own another 2-in-1, and, in comparison, I found this Dell much heavier, almost 4 pounds according to my scale, twice that of my much lighter HP laptop. I noticed the difference when carrying it in my backpack. Like my work Dell machines, it is still a “portable,” just not an “ultraportable.” Part of the reason for all that weight is the use of many ports not available on those lighter machines which have gone to just a couple of USB-C ports. This Dell features two USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 ports, two USB-A ports, an HDMI port, a headphone jack, and a microSD card slot. That’s more than enough for my needs and it’s nice to know I have some of those options, should I require them. However, for all that weight, the display and audio are both lacking, just like in my work machines. I’ll call them good enough for a work meeting, but nothing special. You will want some external output device or headphones for better sound quality when listening to music or video. As for the display, the brightness is OK for use indoors in your home office or work office, but you are not going to enjoy using it outdoors. It does what you expect a corporate laptop to do: email, web surfing, productivity apps such as Excel, video meetings. I appreciate the16GB of RAM because I am one who keeps many windows and applications open. As for the 512GB SSD, I tend to rely more on external and cloud storage, so that is plenty for me. The battery life is also just OK. I would not travel without the charger. I am not a gamer, so I cannot comment on how it would perform for such use. In conclusion, if you want a 2-in-1 with enough power and features to support work-from-home functions, and you are familiar with the Dell family of corporate computers, then this laptop should work for you, especially if you like all the ports.

Second time purchasing the Dell Inspiron 2 in 1. Picked up the 16” a few months ago for myself and purchased the 14” again for my teenager (who uses iMac at home but needed portability) for Christmas. Even sweeter that I found both at a pretty decent discount, one open box the other just on sale. We’re both happy with performance for the medium work load we need them for (school, work, lite gaming, personal creative use), battery life is GREAT, and I like that you can tent it if you want to bed down for a while with an external keyboard and mouse. I also like that I didn’t drop 1k on an overpriced MacBook or throw money away on one of the cheap get-what-you-pay-for HP eMMC budget laptops.

The Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1 laptop is a very nice model. Small, sleek, easily portable. Stunning graphics (I tried to show that in a couple of the photos attached.) Set up was a breeze. I think it may have been the quickest and easiest transfer to date. I downsized from the previous laptop that I was using, so it took me a bit to get used to the keyboard. I also went from a keyboard with a numeric pad. This keyboard doesn't have one. Once I adjusted, typing was comfortable. The keyboard has matte, Chiclet-style keys. If I were typing papers on it, though, I don’t know if it would be comfortable for me long term. I do feel a difference in my posture typing on a smaller keyboard. The keys are backlit, which I like. The touch screen is adequately responsive. It’s a little heavy for me to use as a tablet comfortably. The hinge is a bit stiff at first. It’s nice to have that feature, especially if you are using it for school and rather take notes with a pen (not included) vs. typing. I use it primarily for browsing and to watch videos. It’s about the perfect size for that. I also see this as being a great computer for students. It’s easy to put in a backpack or messenger bag. It has some weight to it, but it will not weigh someone more than a regular textbook would. I do wish that there was a USB-C port on both sides of the unit. I prefer the flexibility of plugging in the power on either side, depending on where you are sitting. I suppose you could get an USB-C to USB-A adapter, as there is one USB-A port on the user’s right side, but I don’t know if that would affect performance. All in all, I think this would be a great gift for students of any age or level, or for anyone who wants a portable computer for browsing, watching movies, or for writing.

As a college student this laptop has been a life changer. My old laptop was slow and laggy, would take several minutes to start up, wouldn’t stay on if not connected to an outlet, it was borderline unusable. This laptop has made doing school work so easy in comparison. It’s touch screen, it has all day battery life, it has a silky smooth display, there’s nothing not to like about this laptop. If you’re looking for a laptop for day to day work/school this is my recommendation.

GREAT LITTLE LAPTOP. DEF WORTH THE $$ WORKS GREAT. FAST. GOOD BATTERY LIFE. INEXPENSIVE

This laptop is an excellent machine for the price. The performance has been fast and reliable, and it handles everything I need without any issues. Battery life is outstanding and easily lasts through a full day of work. The display is sharp, bright, and very easy on the eyes, and overall functionality has been smooth and intuitive. For the price point, this laptop delivers exceptional value. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a dependable, well-rounded machine.

It has been only a few days, but so far I have not found any issues with this laptop. The CPU is really fast for a daily-use laptop. I do not play any games on it, but web browsing, word processing, PPT preparation, and video watching have been pretty smooth so far. For these general tasks, the battery life is good. I have not done any stress test for the battery.