Dell - Inspiron 15.6" Laptop - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti - 256GB Solid State Drive - Black

Excellent performance range capability laptop able to run demanding high end games at +60 fps (Ultra High Quality Settings) to 120 fps (Medium to Low Quality Settings) with its Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB dedicated graphics card at just 75 Watts power consumption. Keyboard is smooth and nicely laid out with smooth, quiet and low impact keys and adjustable back lighting that does not become unpleasantly hot even while playing demanding games. RAM can be upgraded from the default 8 GB up to 32 GB providing ample room for additional memory improvement. Its high-powered 7th generation core i5 quad-core processor with 6 MB cache combined with an internal 256 GB SSD with an additional slot for an additional SSD allows for massive amounts of storage while making boot-up, creating and using documents and surfing the web a breeze, yet can be throttled down to battery saving mode yielding +14 hours of battery life on low power settings. The 1920 x 1080 full HD screen brings graphics to life with excellent viewing angle ability. The matte black exterior finish complements the red keyboard lighting well with a solid quality construction feel, good fidelity speakers/sub-woofer and all at around 5 pounds in weight. All-in-all this is an excellent every day and gaming laptop that at US$899 (excl. tax) is extremely competitive and hard to match for its performance level!

The Dell 7567 hits all the marks to satisfy a portable PC gaming enthusiast, squeezes into a sleek package, and satisfies a very attractive price point. The GTX 1050Ti GPU is great, so far I've only played Counter Strike: Global Offensive and Guild Wars 2. Neither of them are graphics-intense games, but other reviewers tested newer AAA titles and this computer did great. The fans on the back of the device are stylish and keep the heat directed away. The speakers sit up front of the device and there is a small subwoofer on the bottom. Music playback on this laptop is great, you'd think it was plugged into a Bluetooth speaker. The keyboard is awesome and has red backlighting. It has two different brightness options, and you can turn it off. The WASD keys have a red border printed on them to reinforce the gaming focus. Typing on the keys feels as satisfying as a laptop could feel. The track pad is good and has satisfying clicks. No separate buttons for the track pad, which I like. The screen is nice. It's 1080p and it has good viewing angles. Earlier models had a TN panel with terrible viewing angles. It got a lot of criticism in initial online reviews, so they updated it to an IPS panel. Make sure you're getting an IPS display! The laptop is a little heavy, but it's to be expected with a gaming laptop in this size bracket. The sleek nature of the design helps. Other company's laptops have angled designs and look like ridiculous space ships. Other than the Dell logo, fans, speakers, and keyboard (all of which are red), you wouldn't really be able to tell that this laptop is for gaming (that is unless you pick up the model with the all red finish). The Dell Inspiron 15 7000 (7567) is a great gaming laptop that fits under a good price point.

this is a very good laptop, which oparates fast And I Can play games fastly .

My nephew had been enjoying this Dell model for his gaming entertainment from last 4 months which precipitated my son to purchase the same and now both are on cloud nine during summer break.

First of all I like red and black color combo (Looks sick!) I’ve been using it for 6 months but it’s still fast and fluid. Never had issues with it. I like the matte finish.

I was looking for a laptop that I could use for both work at the office and gaming at home. I didn't want to spend too much, and got this model on sale for $750. It came with a 256GB SSD, which I upgraded to 1TB HD. I had BestBuy install it for $40 and the technician looked like he stripped the screw and didn't even screw it all the way in. I asked him to fix it and he said thats just the way it is. I told him it wasnt, and he went into the back and fixed it probably 85-90%. I said Okay. I went home and the hard drive was not recognized. I drove back to the store and waited an hour for the technician to tell me "something must have gotten unhooked." He got the hard drive recognized and I went home. The computer worked great at home, pushing the few games I tried close to max settings. Don't expect to get the highest frame rate possible at the best quality in most games. It still looks decent though and recommend to those that are on a budget. I went to work and the wifi was terrible. It says it was connected with internet but it seemed to stop transferring data repeatedly. I researched on the web and saw that there were a huge amount of people in the past that have had problems just like myself. I tried everything that was recommended and nothing succeeded. I then returned the laptop to BestBuy and received the same exact model again. I brought it to work and had the same exact problems. I then called Dell for about an hour and I finally fixed the problem. It comes either pre-installed / or installed with Dell Updates that install a program called "SmartBytes". I uninstalled this program and everything has been great. I also installed a 512GB SSD drive myself instead of the 1TB HD (which was very easy, and ensured none of my screws were stripped by someone else... You need a special small screw driver to ensure the screw does not get damaged. I also had to purchase the SSD mount ($9.99 at BestBuy) to get the screws for this [the computer or SSD do not provide screws needed for mounting]). The 1TB HD seemed to make the computer boot much slower (even though the OS was installed on the original SSD), than the Samsung 512GB SSD that I installed myself with the second computer. Overall after everything is said and done, I love the computer I have now. I hope this information helps anyone else looking to purchase this computer.

I'm only about 30 minutes in to my first time with this laptop and I'm very impressed so far. At the moment's price of $699 I feel I got quite a value. The setup was unique - I'm an IT guy and setup many machines including those with Windows 10 but this setup was, by default, Cortana driven, clever, quick, and immediately showed off the sound quality from the laptop's speakers. I've only heard Cortana so far but she was crisp with rich tone. Based on other recent consumer laptops I've set up, this setup experience also tells me that Dell has done the work to work well with Windows 10..others not so much. Other likes: -The trackpad is textured but works very well. -The keys feel decent. Good spacing, size and travel. Not at all spongy. -The display looks great to me but note I've not yet viewed any video or games. The screen is matte, just something to know if you prefer or are accustomed to a more glossy screen. The screen is rather bright out-of-the-box. I actually have turned it down a notch. -Speed - hesitant to comment as I really haven't done anything with this computer yet but, still in wow over the setup experience, including how quick it was including updates, I don't anticipate any performance disappointment. The only things I've noticed so far I don't like are: -the backlit keyboard, at maximum brightness, is still quite dim. -A trick of the eyes I'm sure but the significant bezel around the screen makes it seem smaller than other 15.6" displays. -HEAVY, but I knew that going in

The laptop was purchased for college. I have had no problems with it and the battery life is great. It is able to handle games such as battlefield 4, counter strike and cod easily. I would recommend the i7 processor instead of the i5 if you plan on gaming on it as well as the version with a larger hard drive. The keyboard is great and it is quiet when not being used for gaming. Overall, I have no complaints about the laptop and for the price it was a great buy.