Dell - Inspiron 2-in-1 15.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 256GB Solid State Drive - Gray

I have been an Apple customer for quite some time. We were in need of a laptop for my wife school assignments. We decided that $1k+ is a ridiculous amount to spend on a laptop, again. So looking at Best Buy's laptops, we started with a budget of $300 and saw the quality and quickly decided to up our budget. We then ran into this bad boy of a laptop on the open box/used cage area. It was looking rough when we saw it and the Rep told us that the laptop was retailed for $849. It was selling for $467.99. We got it for $503 with tax. He even removed all the stickers and cleaned it up... looks practically brand new. Never been happier. Apple version with identical specs values at $1,999. It's a no brainer.

This dell offers plenty of pep and a comfortable keyboard in a premium design, and its speakers are surprisingly good, too. However, below-average battery life and a relatively dull display hold this 2-in-1 back from a higher rating.

I liked the overall specs, however, I think that for the same price you can get a 13 inch laptop with an i7 processor and at least 12gb ram instead of this 15 inch laptop with an i5 and 8gb, choose wisely! ;)

I never had a microwave with such a good defroster. Usually my old one cooks the frozen item.

This is a great computer does everything that I need it to do.

Works great and moves real fast like a super computer

after 6 months hinges problem unfold-able screen and that hinge caused sometimes computer turned off itself except that everything else is very good

I was looking for a laptop for my son and I and bought the 15" 7579 when it was $550, what a deal! During and after Christmas time I bought the 13.3" Asus Q304, the 14" Lenovo 710 14, and this 15.6" Dell 7579. The Asus was on sale for $500 during Black Friday and was great except for the 6gb of ram and the slow 1tb hard drive. I did like the fact that it had a finger print reader for Windows Hello. For $600, I got the Lenovo 710 14" with 8GB ram and 256GB ssd. The reviews were right about the fan being loud and was always turning on even while just surfing the net. Also when typing, the keyboard would flex in the middle. I did like the 14" screen with small bezels but returned both the Asus and Lenovo and got the 15.6" Dell 7579 for $550. The Lenovo 710, Asus Q304 and the Dell 7579 have an aluminum build but the Dell felt solid. No flexing and no creaking like the Lenovo. The fan only goes on when doing demanding things like playing games. The specs were the same as the Lenovo having a fast 256gb hard drive and 8gb of ram and the built in infrared camera for Windows Hello makes the laptop feel high end. I also bought the 13.3" version, the Dell 7378 for $600 which has the exact same specs as the bigger 7579 but with a smaller screen. My son has the bigger 7579 which he uses for school work and I enjoy the smaller 7378 which I use in bed. The Dell feels much more high quality than both the Lenovo and the Asus. My son uses his 7579 for school work and to stream Xbox One games which is pretty cool. I use the 7378 for playing older title games on low settings due to the built in HD 620 integrated graphics. Having tried all three brands, the Dell came out the winner!