Dell - Inspiron 15.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - AMD Ryzen 3 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Black

I had my primary laptop repaired. So I purchased this as a back up. It has performed so well, that it has taken the primary role to my home office system. All it needs now is an upgrade of the HD and memory and its king!

this laptops works amazingly the graphics are perfect its over all a good decent laptop

Bought this refurbished and the screen went into this weird rainbow look.

After 3 weeks the screen started glitching with lines through it.

This Dell laptop is a great laptop for the price. I say this because some of the reviews complain of things that are no surprises, nor the fault of Dell. You cannot hold Dell responsible for Microsoft issues or for buying the home version when you want a pro version. Also, you are not going to get gaming quality graphics on a $300.00 laptop. I needed a laptop for configuring radios and network equipment. My primary laptop is a high-end, top of the line laptop. It is fast, smooth, and very easy to operate. I will not be considering this laptop in this review because it wouldn't be fair; it is over $3000.00 more than this Dell Inspiron. I am reviewing this Dell against what I paid for it and what I knew I was buying. As an IT engineer, I rarely buy the home version of any OS. But in this case, I'm not putting this laptop on any network, so Home is fine. The laptop boots in a decent time and the speed of the laptop is in line with what I expect from the specs. The S-Mode is a nice feature for those who want a basic, Internet laptop. I needed to install programming apps, so I disabled S-Mode. Disabling is easy and quick, but is a one-way config. Once you disable it, you cannot re-enable it later. The only thing I don't like is the touchpad. The touchpad portion works well, but the left/right buttons are stiff They're not external buttons, but under the touchpad). It seems a little clunky to me. You can't just tap the buttons, you need to push the touchpad down. And sometimes that causes the mouse pointer to move away from what you are clicking on. I actually prefer a touchpad that has no physical buttons. Now, the touchpad is not a deal-breaker at all. If I would use a mouse, it wouldn't be an issue at all. Furthermore, it is a $400.00 laptop. I don't expect the top of the line laptop for the price. If you need a high-end laptop, a gaming laptop, or one that needs to join a domain, this is not the laptop for you. If you need a laptop that will surf the web, do standard office tasks, programming, school work, or basic gaming, then I highly recommend this laptop. I might need another one for the same reason I bought this one, and I will probably buy another one of these.

I had to buy a computer quickly so that my husband and myself could work from home. I decided on a laptop since we already had a desktop. This little Laptop has been perfect for all the different things I have needed it to do. I have been working through Remote Desktop and I have not had any issues. It has also done fantastic on videoconferencing also. I have no regrets about buying this computer.

this laptop has decent features for the price. the dual core ryzen cpu is pretty fast, im sure cause of the 4 threads. the only bad thing i noticed was the cpu tends to run hot at times. im going to monitor the temps. and if it doesnt start to run cooler than ill probably return this laptop.

This Laptop is a good purchase for anyone looking for basic functions. Looking at websites, basic excel or word documents. The speed is average, while the screen size is practical for browsing and looking at small documents. If you are looking for something to use for school, working at home, or more complex functions, such as reviewing large spreadsheets, presentations, or large word documents, then you should look at something with a larger screen, and more powerful processor.