Dell - Inspiron 7000 2-in-1 - 13.3" UHD Touch Laptop - Intel Evo Platform - Core i7 - 16GB RAM - 512GB SSD+32GB Optane - Pen - Black

This is the buggiest computer I've ever owned. The pre-installed Dell hardware scan can not be disabled, and every time it runs, it automatically restarts the computer and then says it was not shut down properly. Same thing happens if I try to simply put the computer to sleep instead of totally turning it off. Fan runs even when the computer is asleep or doing nothing. Bluetooth mouse regularly disconnects. Incompatibility with second monitor. Apps that run fine on my other machine have problems on this one. I have found workarounds for most of these, but it's annoying. If it wasn't so much trouble to set up a new computer, I would trash it and buy a different one .... and I just might if these things get to be too much of a hassle. Sorry for the negative review. I hope other people bought this machine and love it.

Very powerful laptop it’s exactly what k wanted very happy with it

As of November 1st, this laptop is one of the first Intel Evo i7 11th Gen “Tiger Lake” powered ultra light 2-in-1 notebooks here on Bestbuy (or anywhere). Pluses: - Fast processor and fast graphics card (faster than our 10th Gen i7 Spectre x360) - Solid aluminum alloy build, refined darker color (not real black though, not as dark as aThinkPad) - Love the Pen storage bay concept. So much better than other ultra books that use magnets to secure the pen to the side of the notebook (afterthought) or smaller than normal pens (Lenovo) that store inside the notebook body. - Has a Thunderbolt 4 port USB-C) , from which it charges too. No more proprietary “barrel charger” connector. - Gorgeous 4K screeen - Acceptable audio, as with all laptops...if you expect marvels for sound from any thin notebook like this... - Easy 360 degree rotation that exudes quality, almost one fingered opening - Windows Hello camera works well, logs you in every time regardless of lighting conditions (also has fingerprint reader) - Camera has a well implemented tiny little shutter (yes a shutter!) that you slide over to totally cover the webcam and ensure your privacy. - Runs mostly quiet and acceptably warmish, until it doesn’t. You do get some fan noise when it’s working harder, and it does get hot at times (like most ultrabooks). Much less than notebooks before. - Not much bloatware to delete once you get it - HDMI 2.0 full size port! - Did I mention the gorgeous 4K screen. Everything looks good on this. Cons: - Looks good, but not as good as the Lenovos or the Asus Zenbook S Flip. I prefer it to the top of the line HP Spectre though with that weird brown/gold color scheme they ship it with. At the time of this writing, the HP Spectre is the only other top of the line Intel i7 Evo 11th Gen on the market. - Could use one more Thunderbolt 4 port (like the Zenbook S Flip), especially since it also charges from that single USB-C port. (It does have a normal type A USB port) If you are in the market for a notebook that will not be obsolete the moment you buy it, get this. 11th Gen y’all, it’s here! -

Good machine. Wait until on sale, pricey full price. Open box excellent for $808. Like brand new unopened box. :-) :-) A steal at 808. 13.3 " UHD 4K, intel core i7 1165g7 cpu with intel evo iris Xe integrated graphics, 512 SSD with 32 gb intel optane, 16 gb Anaheim Ram. Ran cool, no noise. Faaaast. Ports: one Thunderbolt 4 type C usb, one SS type A usb, hdmi, card reader, mic/earphones combo port. Must charge the unit through the TB 4 usb C port. Screen sharp, but could be brighter(Dell is known for dimmer screens). No problems at all. The real Windows Hello: IR camera facial recognition to sign in. Can also sign in with fingerprint reader or password or physical key(usb stick..."something you have"... and the bad guy doesn't have...). Light as a feather, one hand, like a tablet but it's a 2 in 1 laptop. Thin and small, easily portable. Doesn't even break a sweat. Track pad is small but works well. Good keyboard, good backlighting. 11th generation intel, latest and greatest. Packs a wallop for the sale price. Oh, comes with the Dell active pen, worth every penny, and I pick up pennies that I find. The active pen is the real deal, works great; you feel like an artiste using it, and I'm no Renoir. If you want a small laptop that is light and small but can handle the pressure without folding like a cheap card table then this is the one to get. Speakers sound good, can adjust the sound. Loudest laptop I've ever heard. Dell is swell. Don't fret about the number of ports; the single Thunderbolt 4 usb type C port alone can handle multiple peripherals all on a single dock station plugged into it. This Thunderbolt 4 is 20 gbps throughput. Thunderbolt 4 (2+2) is coming, and will be 40 gbps. Thunderbolt for the win!

Dell has always been my goto brand,This is my second Dell laptop purchase from BestBuy in less than a year. Laptop size is ideal for me, not to big or too heavy to put on my lap and a good size for writing like a tablet. The laptop runs at a relatively fast speed and it is easy to work with. Fast startup, big plus is the pen's seamless recharge dock, speakers are good to me for the size, screen is bright, colorful, 4K very sharp. Battery life seems good and has an HDMI port you can use to plug into a larger monitor and have a larger view to work on stuff. I wish if there were an additional USB port and priced around $1000. Overall an Excellent Laptop.

Laptop was a little too bulky, I don't know why Dell's design is so ugly. Otherwise, a pen holder is a great bonus. Also the fact that it is spec'd out is really great. Although if the Envy had 16GB of RAM in 13.3'', it would be a hard choice between these two, if for nothing other than the fact that the envy doesn't have USB-C charging out of the box (you have to buy a cable or use the barrel charging). Also this has an hdmi port and a thunderbolt, whereas the Envy only has a single thunderbolt, so dual-monitors become a hassle. Overall the build quality of this laptop just didn't meet my expectations. If Dell stuck to a square design, it might be more appealing. Second, the weight distribution on Dell laptops are off in general relative to HP or Lenovo. As mentioned in another review of mine, the Envy is incredibly light and feels like a tablet. I feel the Dell is more dense. But long-story short, if you want a relatively inexpensive i7 with 16GB of RAM and portable, then this is a good laptop. If you care about the best for the price (given its weight and design issue), then I would look elsewhere.

Great laptop which is easy to use. I was concerned if it will be too small compared to 15". But this is perfect size. Performance is awesome! The outside of the laptop easily gets finger print marks, but that doesn't bother me much. Sometimes moving/opening the screen causes accidentally touching the corner of any open app and end up closing them. Pulling pen out of the storage also could cause accidently touching the screen and affecting open apps/pages. May be I need to adjust touch sensitivity. Pen is awesome! Happy that I opted for the pen instead of models without it.

Great little laptop, very fast, touchscreen works excellent, make sure to download the drivers and updates using the dell assistant and windows update immediately. It took me about an hour of downloading and restarting before the machine was all caught up to speed with all the latest drivers and windows updates it needed to run optimally, and once it was all updated, its a really fast comp.! The stylus is really cool too.