Dell - Inspiron 14 2-in-1 Touch Laptop - AMD Ryzen 7 - AMD Radeon Graphics - 16 GB Memory - 1 TB SSD - Midnight Blue

I bought Dell model 7445 on JUNE 9, the BestBuy shipping was very fast and correct. PROS: top materials, glass screen, the resolution is fantastic, the brightness and colors are more than good, well balanced and natural, nothing exaggerated, it looks good and well distinguished. Regarding the processor, AMD RYZEN 7 8840 HS, which is ultra fast, you can perform multiple heavy tasks at the same time without losing efficiency, highly recommended. Regarding the sound, it is quite good, but you should customized, it sounds quite loud and well defined, the bass is good under configuration. It's a nice laptop design with rounded corners, and the midnight blue color looks very pretty, is sophisticated and elegant, it looks different depending on the light it receives. The hinges are very robust, it is obvious that they will last for years since the entire machine is very well built. Battery, I would say that a normal battery, neither super long nor short, everything will depend on the workload. Touch pad and keyboard: large and very comfortable touch pad, good sensitivity, comfortable keyboard with very good response. Quite Fan, the fingerprint reader is incredibly precise and fast (very comfortable), the co-pilot has his own key which is great. FHD-Webcam: it is quite good and well defined, realistic colors, and it is also fast. Cons: NONE!! It is a beautiful machine, highly functional, both as a regular laptop and as a tablet, it is well worth the investment, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!

Great storage, love the handling and layout! Great for college students.

I really wanted to like this laptop, but many problems from the beginning. I don't know if it's Dell's problem, AMD's, or if I just got a lemon. When I first powered it up, I got the blue screen of death. Issue's with the BIOS right from the start. I finally had to do a factory reset before I ever even got to the first setup screen. Then nothing would update, nothing would bluetooth, I had to get online and do manual updates from AMD's site to even get it to start doing auto updates on its own. I messed with it for a couple days and decided it was time to go. It was just 1 thing after another and it was becoming clear this this was going to be a never ending hassle. The funny thing is, I upgraded to this one from the exact same laptop with the Ryzen 5 and it worked fine. I thought going to the 7 would be an upgrade for processing speed. I liked them because both versions will accept 64gb of Ram and at least 2tb of storage(maybe more). Like I said, I wanted to like this laptop because of the upgradeability and the choice to easily replace and upgrade on my own time and terms, something you don't get with most laptops today, but this was not the one.