Customer Ratings & Reviews

We needed at least one computer after losing our three home computers in the Eaton fire. I compared other computers in the same price range and the DELL stood out. We are happy with it performace, look and connectivity. We have three people sharing it and we have been happy.

LOVE THIS COMPUTER. IT'S SO EASY TO USE AND THE SCREEN IS PERFECT AS IS THE KEYBOARD. IT IS A GREAT ADDITION TO MY OFFICE.

This is a great computer and the set-up was very easy. Having Geek Squad readily available to assist when needed was fantastic!

I am enjoying working with this product.I am not a tech savy individual but i am having a goodtime with the little knowledge i have navigating it. Thank you best buy for being my one stop shop for electronics.

The size, optics and high definition clarity are perfect for my aging eyes. The All in One Computer sits perfectly on my 48” desk. I certainly made the BEST Choice selecting this one.

I am really happy with this new Dell desktop computer. The graphics are amazing along with the quality of the picture. It is fast and I know I will enjoy it for years to come.

Compact and big enough to do my everyday tasks, small desk with a big touch screen I am thrilled

I wasn’t a fan of Dell for many years, however this All in One PC has exceeded my expectations for real. I love it!!!!!

This is one of the best desktop I have used for 3D rendering purpose! Also, the touch screen made my life easier!

This is a very good upgrade of mine since i like this brand. Overall performance-based is great for my daily tasks, and it's a space saver as well. I like it. Kudos!

absolutely love it..Best purchase this year.Thank you

I love my very first desk top Dell all-in-one. It is wonderful and I am very happy with my purchase.

I ordered this Dell All-in-One desktop for my home office. While the laptop I’ve been using for personal work is great, it takes up a fair amount of space on my desk (I also have another work laptop and monitor sitting on my desk). This Dell All-in-One is a nice solution to free up desk space and get a larger screen as well. Setup: This Dell 27” desktop was simple to setup, unpack the packaging materials and snap in the 2 legs. It’s nice that they include batteries for the matching wireless keyboard and mouse. The mouse cover lifts off the reveal the battery (AA) compartment and the USB wireless receiver, the design is different from what I’m used to, the several of the mouses I use has a cover on the bottom that slides open. Both the keyboard and mouse are decent, typical keyboard and mouse that is included with PC’s, except wireless. It’s decent and they’re comfortable to use. The keyboard has a dedicated button for Co-pilot, Microsoft’s AI tool. As far as ports, this desktop includes: - 4 USB-A 3.2 (1 is used by the wireless dongle for keyboard/mouse) - 1 HDMI in - 1 HDMI out - SD card reader - USB-C on the right side of the speaker - Headphone jack - Ethernet port This has pretty much all the connections one would need. I thought there should be more USB-C ports and maybe less USB-A. The speakers are nice, no need for additional speakers to take up space, sound quality is okay, it’s what you would expect from built in speakers, more than adequate for most tasks, if you want to listen to music, you may want to get separate speakers. Performance: I found this Dell to be quick, noticeably faster than the Microsoft book laptop I’ve been using. With the Intel Core 7, NVIDIA GeForce graphics, 16GB of Ram and 1 TB SSD, it was able to power through everything I threw at it! I wouldn’t say I’m a power user, I do mostly boring office stuff, think Microsoft Office, internet browsing, stream audio, maybe a movie and some light photo organizing/editing. It performs all these tasks very well and much faster than my laptop. I didn’t struggling to keep up, even when done at the same time. Other observations: I have 2 pet peeves that involve the camera: 1. As far as using it to log into the computer (known as Windows Hello). It seems a bit finicky, it would often say “too close”, I move back, now I’m too far. This happened repeatedly and I’d end up typing in my PIN. This feature works great on my laptop. 2. The camera pops up from the top of the monitor, if you want to use the Windows Hello feature, of course, you’ll need to leave the rather large camera in the up position. If you push it down to enjoy the clean, streamlined appearance of this computer, the camera can’t log you in. Guess you have to pick one. Summary: This is a great computer, I like it a lot and have recommend it to a few friends already It is a great computer to do most everyday tasks, whether you need a desktop for school or business, this Dell is powerful enough for most tasks. One of it’s strength’s is the clean design and minimal aesthetics, I love the fact that there isn’t a bunch of wires on and under your desk after you set it up. There’s a lot to like with this Dell All-in-One! Pros: - Nice clean look - Fast, applications open noticeably faster - Touch screen, although I don’t use this feature often - Screen pivots to angle display up/down (fixed height) Cons: - Face unlock with camera is finicky - Not VESA mount compatible - 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) – 2K would be nice(r)!

I’ve just upgraded from an older Dell 24” AIO touchscreen to this Dell 27 All-in-One EC27250 system and have been enjoying the space saving practical design as well as the performance it offers for every task I throw at it. The setup is super easy, just unbox, snap-in the aluminum feet, and connect the power supply. You can complete the Windows 11 setup just with the touch screen, but if you prefer to use the provided wireless keyboard and mouse, remember to plug in the USB dongle first. My Dell 27” AIO came configured with all specs maxed out, so pretty high-end for an All-in-One. There is also a less expensive version with lower specs, half the memory,, and half the hard drive. The 32GB of DDR5 memory is plenty for many web browser tabs, multiple apps, and the 2 TB NVMe M.2 SSD drive offers plenty of fast storage, more than most laptops. The Intel Ultra Core 7 150U processor offers superior 10-core performance at an energy efficient base speed of 1.8 GHz performance that’s great for multi-tasking and all around gaming, productivity and photo/video processing apps as well. It can turbo boost up to an impressive 5.4 GHz as needed. Microsoft Windows 11 is pre-installed and Microsoft CoPilot runs smoothly. I ran the Passmark performance test and it got an overall score of 6,857, which would have been higher if the monitor supported a higher resolution. Because it had to output at only FHD 1080p, the video card score was automatically downgraded by 60%. Other notable features are plenty of USB ports - 4x USB 3.2 Type A Ports in the back and 1x USB 3.2 Type C Port conveniently located on the right side of the screen which makes it a perfect spot to plug in your phone. Also one HDMI out port for a second display, as well as an HDMI-in port for external streaming sticks like FireTV, Roku, etc. The built-in Wi-Fi 6E AX works great, but if you prefer a wired connection, there is also an RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet port in the back. To complete the setup, a wireless keyboard and mouse combo is included with a small USB dongle, stored inside the mouse. Duracell Alkaline batteries are also included, which is a nice touch. The 27” LED IPS display is bright and crisp but only 1080p. The touch screen works very well and supports multi-touch. There is also a pop-up 5 MP IR Webcam with built-in mic which works great with Zoom, WebEx or Microsoft Teams and also supports Microsoft Hello to login to Windows 11. All in all, this is a fairly high-end All-in-One PC that does it all in a practical space-saving design. It is not an advanced gaming system, though the dedicated NVIDIA GeForce MX570A graphics is good enough for most gaming and 3D rendering work. Much like a laptop, you will hear the fan speed-up a bit when you put it through its paces, but overall it’s fairly quiet. I already recommended it to a friend, he’s just waiting for this model to go on-sale.

Went smooth. Haven’t seen it sold for less than what I paid. The new windows was a disappointment. Took a while to get use too.

Easy to set up and much faster then my old computer.

It's been ages since I've worked on a desktop computer, having exclusively used a laptop with the rise of remote work. I have to say, it's really awesome having such a big screen without having to dock a laptop. This Dell all-in-one is incredible considering it does not have a base tower. While it's not portable like a laptop, it's not hard to move it to another room if I need a change in scenery. Here's a break down of pros and cons as I see it: Pros: -The 27-inch Full HD display provides beautiful visuals, from streaming a show, to watching sports, to gaming, to editing photos. While I haven't utilized it much, having a touch screen is a nice option to have as well. -Doesn't take up a lot of space. No tower to have to find a place for. The screen is the computer! -Excellent sound without additional speakers. The bottom of the screen holds the speakers and they sound great! -Comes with wireless keyboard and mouse, and batteries are included. -Easy to set up. You just slip on the two legs, plug it in, and off you go. -The Core i7 processer and NVIDIA graphics have effortlessly handled every task I've given it, from editing photos to gaming. -Microsoft seems to have worked through some of the bugs that have plagued other new products on set up, like integrating Gmail with Outlook. It used to be a whole process, but now it was a one time thing. Also, I've had trouble in the past using Citrix Workspace to access my virtual desktop for work, but it worked on the first try. -Comes with free trial of XBox Game Pass, and gaming on this computer is awesome! -Very quiet. Haven't experienced any whirring from the processor or fan noise Cons: -Only one USB-C port! I feel like most new devices come in USB-C, so this design is perplexing. The last Dell laptop I got had only USB-C ports and no USB-A ports. -I wish the keyboard was backlit. And that's really it for the Cons. Just wish it had another USB-C port or two. Overall, just a fantastic computer for those looking for a desktop. Highly recommended.

The Dell 27" full high definition touch screen computer is a great computer for home, school, or work. I have been using it for about a week now and I am really impressed. It was very simple to set up right out of the box. I just basically pulled it out of the box, plugged it in and and followed a few steps on screen and was ready to go. I use multiple monitors and it was easy to plug in the second monitor and be ready to use immediatly. The monitor itself is very big, bright, and clear and the touch screen works very well. If I didn't work with so many spreadsheets - I wouldn't need a second monitor. The computer itself is fast and quiet. It turns on quickly and handles everything I need without slowing down. I use a program to design floorplans and it handles that with ease. I am able to have many tabs and apps open and switch between items without any issues. It has 16GB of memory and 1TB SDD, it runs smoothly and more than enough room for my files, photos, and videos. It has a very clean and modern look and doesn't take up a lot of space on my desk. The wireless keyboard and mouse work great. Overall, this is a nice solid choice for a reliable, easy to use computer that looks great and performs well. Great for home, school, or work.

Very good system for the price. It comes with everything you need to get started in the box.

Fabulous computer, one that will last a lifetime!