Dell - 2-in-1 13.3" Touch-Screen Laptop - AMD Ryzen 7 - 12GB Memory - AMD Radeon RX Vega 10 - 256GB Solid State Drive - Era Gray

My first Dell laptop and so far I am thinking it won't be my last. I purchased this laptop on sale. For the cost, without the sale it is still cheaper than what Dell sells on website. With the sale it is honestly an amazing value. It is extremely fast with the quad core AMD Ryzen 7 and 12GB dual channel ddr4 RAM and 256GB ssd. These specs are very good and at the current price you won't find a better deal anywhere than BestBuy! Not only are the specs on paper nice but the laptop feels sturdy and well built. The screen is bright and very nice with a glass touchscreen. The sound is good with the only concern being bottom firing. The backlit keys have two light settings and turn off when not in use. The laptop has plenty of ports and has an all aluminum build. I just got the PC so I haven't had a chance to test battery life completely but so far it seems to go about 5-6 hours heavy use and with the settings and brightness tweaked it should go to 8 hours. The keyboard is responsive and feels good. Overall my initial impressions are very good. This is an awesome device. Also because it has the AMD Ryzen 7 it is close to the latest gen core i7 from Intel but the integrated Vega 10 graphics are about double to triple the performance of Intel and close to the Nvidia mx150 dedicated graphics card. You can play games with decent settings on this laptop. I highly recommend it to anyone. I don't understand the negative reviews. Try this for yourself and if you are on the fence just go for it!!

This was my first laptop purchase in 8 years. I knew I had to get it "right". I wasn't really interested in a 2-in-1, but let me tell you, the touchscreen is a huge bonus (especially considering it's what we use on our phones everyday). One thing that's always bothered me about most mobile computers has been the external body design/shape. This one (and most of the Inspiron offerings) is very sleek. When closed it has a similar profile to an iPhone and it looks very nice. Let's move on from vanity to operation. This particular model has the best CPU that you can buy for practical home uses. That, coupled with 12 GB of RAM, allows you to run multiple high-profile applications seamlessly. The SSD allows me to log into Windows within 8 seconds of turning the PC on. That's unheard of to me. The integrated graphics card is good enough to run pretty much any casual game comfortably, and that's all I honestly need, considering that I'm a PS4 gamer. I didn't know that this comp has a back-lit keyboard and that was really, really cool to have discovered out of the box. I run my power settings at next-to-maximum performance, and 50% brightness, which yields about 6 hours of battery life. I honestly don't think that there's a negative thing to say about this model. Back in 2010, Dell was a below-average brand, and Sony ran the show from performance and durability standards. It's now looking like Dell is where Sony used to be (and Sony just abandoned the mobile PC platform altogether). I looked a some other brands, and other Dell models, and this feels to be a long-term PC solution. A great computer that I plan on using for as long as it works.

So, for $699 I picked this up. The price was different in store compared to their app so I get the adjustment. Hours later the price is now +100 so yay me. Also, to have a AMD Ryzen 7 2400u with a 12GB and a 256 SSD for this price is just insane. Not an M2 SSD drive but I'm not working on it, this is for fun. After all updates including the BIOS firmware update and all scans, this laptop sits quietly and I do not hear the fan so I don't know what those comments are about. I do head the fan when the processor is working hard but it's not annoying. The nic is fast. The touch screen is great and if you poke it, it does not wobble like some of the other 2 in 1's I tested. The Asus was the best at this test, didn't even move a centimeter. This one moved ever so slightly but doesn't rubber band. Can't complain because I cannot believe I scored such a solid and packed laptop. I hope my nic doesn't die like I read the other reviewer said. I'm done with Lenovo because of that. Had the entire board die just after the 2 year warranty. This is my first Dell. Wish me luck! Only complaint is the power adapter. I can totally see this thing not lasting long however it's fine now and the plug in to the laptop, if one isn't careful I can see it easily snapping off if clipped accidentally. I don't know why manufacturers don't improve such a major component of a laptop. The Surface Pro has a pretty cool power plug. I think that would be a great addition.

My previous laptop, a 6 year old HP Envy with 17 inch screen, stopped booting up. After a week of research for a replacement and using my tablet, I went looking for a replacement at all the main on line computer stores, HP, Dell, Asus, etc... I have always been open to AMD processors and have owned a few in the past. The new AMD Ryzen CPUs with integrated graphics have shown promising benchmarks at a much lower cost than Intels offering, so off to Best Buy I went. Best Buy had a Ryzen 5 with 8 MB, SSD and VEGA GPU on display, this was a little less than I wanted. I was looking for 16 MB ram with a Ryzen 5 processor. After talking with the sales rep, he said the Ryzen 7 laptop was on sale, and they had one in stock. Wow, 12 MB of RAM, Ryzen 7, 256 GB SSD, what more could I ask for, except it only had a 13 inch display. Needless to say, the laptop had almost everything I was looking for except the display was smaller than I wanted, but the price was just right. Well, 2 weeks after purchasing this laptop, I have zero regrets. The time from a cold start to windows 10 desktop is less than 15 seconds. The power of this laptop not only replaces my old laptop, but could replace most desktop computers as well. This thing is a steal at this price. Would highly recommend this laptop to anyone looking for a casual gaming laptop, video editing, internet browsing, etc... No regrets. I would give it 6 stars if I could.

I recently purchased this Dell Inspiron convertible laptop powered by an AMD Ryzen 7 processor, and I must say I’m very impressed. I usually use my desktop for most of my PC work (and my phone for everything else), but I’ve been spending more and more time on domestic flights, and I needed a laptop that I could fit on a tray table in economy seating. So, I gave this Dell a shot. I was really surprised that not only was I able to use the laptop for the basic email ,online and productivity apps, but I could also play a number of my favorite games like Civilization 6 without missing a beat. I thought I needed a desktop graphics card to have this level of gaming performance, but it turns out this AMD CPU has Radeon Vega Graphics built -n and it played the game just as smoothly as my home desktop PC with a dedicated graphics card. The convertible screen also lets me turn this laptop into a tent or a tablet that is convenient when watching on-plane movies on Southwest or Netflix at home. The battery life held up great and I was able to watch multiple saved shows on my Amazon app without worrying about recharging in-flight. I would absolutely recommend this laptop. It is elegant, the perfect size for travel, and the added graphics performance and processor horsepower really make it a homerun.

The hate is strong for this one. I'm currently using this as my desktop replacement. I added a wireless mouse and wired keyboard. And use an external monitor. Lots of storage 256 gb with 12 gb of RAM. This notebook/ tablet/desktop should last me in particular a long time. A complainer mentioned the noise of the fan. The fan noise is audible when doing any gaming. And that's why I would give this product a 4.5 star review if I could. While web browsing or watching YouTube videos... if the fan is on I cant hear it. I didn't have any luck finding a case that I think would adequately protect this product while maintaining mobility and ventilation of internal fans. Considering everything this tablet/notebook/desktop is capable of and the PRICE it's offered at... I could easily rate this as a 5 star product.

I purchased this open box for $200 off of the listed price and for a Ryzen 7 2 in 1, it was a great deal. However, the first night setup was interesting as this laptop either froze or rebooted several times directly after finishing the Windows 10 setup. I figured that it might be that all of the updates had not installed and I saw that Dell Update had 2 pending, so I left the laptop plugged in and on for a few hours before checking on it. When I did get back to check, I saw that it had rebooted again but when attempting to logon it froze. I had encountered an issue with McAfee in the past and mostly use AVG, so I fully uninstalled McAfee and installed AVG. After several reboots and a scan everything seemed to be working fine. The next day I logged on to check email and in the middle, reboot, no error, no BSOD, just reboot. It happened at least 2 more times that day, and a few times the next day. Figuring that it may be a driver issue, since all Windows updates were finished, I started checking my driver versions on Dells site and they were all up to date? I have a few more days before I will be forced to return this unit, however I really love the speed and graphics and wished that the issues could be fixed. Next I guess I will try Dells Support before giving up. I will report back and update my rating if anything changes.

While the performance of this product when working is within reason, there have been some flaws that make it very annoying or inoperative at times. The Wifi tends to not be active and requires a bout of shutdowns/reboots in order to remember it's supposed to wi the fi. I thought I would try to work through the problem (which started about a week after purchase) however at the 3 week mark I realized it isn't going to get any better. Unfortunately I had forgotten that I had let my Best Buy membership lapse down to basic level and only get 14 days to return. I'm now stuck with this thing. I'd suggest picking another model as this one seems to be quite unreliable. Dell was little to no help in resolving the issue either. I sincerely regret waiting to return this item or even trying to work with dell to get it working. If you do buy it and have even a hint of trouble, return it ASAP if you can - don't bother trying to get it fixed as you'll probably get stuck with a defective lump. On the plus side, when it does work it seems to do it with good speed. Although I have not yet benchmarked it the laptop is quite responsive. I do some heavy video editing and it isn't bad at that, although it is rather difficult to export the final product when there are no network connections once it's done. On to the shutdown..reboot...shutdown...reboot....cycle over and over again.