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

It works really great! At first I was having problems with the fingerprint to sign in, but it updated the software and now works great! I love the quality, the speed and the rapid respond using it!

Bought this for my wife to use with her on line business. Touchscreen option is nice option for any presentations. Lightweight yet durable. Nice option in mid-range option of computers.

This is my first purchase on best buy and I feel positive about it. The device has no complaints. Delivered within one day in Texas.

I bought a 2 in 1 Dell laptop from bestbuy.it is so good ,and works well.the picture and the screen feels so good for me.

I couldn't be happier. Stacks up to the Big boys but for half the price.

The computer broke down in less than a month and had to take to repair .I was unable to access my laptop for two weeks due to serious technical problems

I bought two of these on sale, one for myself and one for my wife (we tried the 'iPad replacing a laptop' experiment, which failed). For the price we paid ($679 a piece), these machines are excellent. I'd give 4.5 stars instead of 5 stars if Best Buy would let me do so. This is not the Dell Inspiron of yesteryear; the build quality is noticeably good and it has a premium feel and appearance to it. The Good - The keyboard is so nice to type on. Just beware that the key travel is short (I personally like this). Having a backlit keyboard is a requirement nowadays for me, too. - The display is crisp and bright (not sure why others are complaining about screen brightness). - Blazingly fast overall for daily use and normal computing tasks. - Considering where we are with laptops nowadays, a good array of I/O ports. I still use a DSLR, so the SD card reader on the side of the machine is extremely convenient. - Two ways to charge: USB-C power delivery, or the traditional "barrel" plug. - The fingerprint reader, combined with Windows Hello, is really nice to have. Super convenient. - Storage (via m.2 SSD) and RAM (up to 16GB) are both upgradeable, which will help extend the life of this machine post-purchase. - Compatibility with Windows Ink active styli (haven't gotten one yet, but I imagine it works well). The Okay - Battery life is not terrible, but nothing to write home about. - The fan is not a jet engine by any means but is noticeable when doing heavier computing tasks. - Why is the bottom bezel of the screen so large? - No full size number keypad. While it'd be convenient, it's something I can get around no problem. The Bad - The built in speakers and audio out via the headphone jack leave something to be desired. I'm not expecting a professional A/V system out of a laptop, but it's lacking here. (I also recommend uninstalling the MaxxAudio software this machine comes with. It makes everything sound overprocessed.) - Typical pre-built machine bloatware, half of which is useless, the other half of which is redundant. This is easily fixed of course, but it just grinds my gears that we still have to deal with this in 2019.

I needed a computer for retirement. My daughter had bought a Dell laptop for use in her Masters program, and she highly recommended it. I spent a lot of time with tech salesmen asking millions of questions. Not a gamer, I use it mostly for email, social media, finances, and web browsing. My current ipad mini is very slow and frustrating when it just closes in the middle of whatever I'm doing. I wanted something quick to start up and with relatively user-intuitive programs. This computer has fit the bill...it starts up within seconds and so far I have been able to get where I need to go and do what I need to do.