Customer Ratings & Reviews

This laptop is my first gaming laptop and it's been doing wonders. It's incredibly fast and the sound system is pretty amazing. It's heavier than most laptops but put it in a backpack and it's like carrying around a light school load everyday.

I'll start off with the negative, since I couldn't give the rating a 4.5 The screen is bad. It doesn't do 1080p justice and has some pretty bad viewing angles. second con is the mouse pad, though this is just matter of opinion, it is clunky and the left click seems to not register once in a while. Last negative I could think of is it is heavy, though I am sure it is for the cooling system and GPU. Okay next I will go by saying, none of those issues are complete non buy issues. The screen is can be replaced if you are tech savvy or you could hook up to a monitor. I use a mouse so the pads really non issue and my fiancé says the mouse pad is fine for her. The weight is only an issue if you are trying to carry this in a flimsy bag haha. Okay now for the positive. It uses a better than decent GPU and a good CPU. if you are going to use this laptop to stream and play FPS games competitively I wouldn't recommend this for you. This is a budget gaming laptop and does what it is intended to do. It ran Overwatch at 100+ FPS in mostly high settings in 1080p. It can run battlefield 1 at 60+ Fps in medium to high 1080p graphics. GTA 5 runs at 60+ in high 1080p. If you want a laptop that is going to give you 200+ FPS every game you are looking in the wrong price range. Next pro is the overall design. It has a basic yet sleek look to it. They use a triangle pattern for the cooling system (which works great 4 hour session it barely gets warm) on the front and back. A Keyboard that is better than or as good as any other laptop keyboard in this price range. The movement buttons are outlined red and the keyboard can be backlit in red. Okay my last and biggest Pro is just the overall pricing for what you get out of the product. It will run most games in medium to high settings. There is room for upgrades. You can easily access inside the laptop there is room for some type of HD and an empty M2 slot for you to add a Solid Slate Drive! With a student discount or a good open box deal you can get this laptop under $800. Hope this review helps you either way you go and I will try to answer any questions you may have .

This is quite a laptop, at first I wasn't thrilled with the display it had an orange/brown tint but I found that this was due to the settings in the display drivers. Once the display driver settings were fixed it looks great, it doesn't have the glossy look of a IPS display but it worked well with sunlight hitting the screen and there wasn't any glare. The video card is fantastic, on some games I am getting up to 88 fps on high and that is fantastic. I wish it had more RAM but since there is an open slot available it isn't hard to upgrade the only problem is that there is a lack of DDR4 ram manufacturers right now. The hard drive does well, and doesn't seem to lag while an SSD would be faster it isn't necessary.

Went looking for a replacement laptop for my daughter. Found open box and works with all the games she plays. A little heavy for a laptop, but that's what you get with one designed for gaming.

I purchased this laptop to replace my Macbook that I gave to my wife. I wanted to play games on Steam and World of Warcraft and this computer works amazing for both. It runs Legion at around 60 to 100fps at Level 7 settings. Its a little slow compared to my desktop but that's because I have a solid state. I purchased this on sale combined with my student deal for 650! What a steal! :) Its VERY heavy and looks mean but hey its a gaming laptop so dont expect it to be very light lol. Vents are also great - it gets hot but not unbearable. Overall I would recommend this laptop for the average joe who wants a portable gaming laptop without spending crazy money.

If you're looking for an affordable machine that you can game on, but also need decent endurance, there aren't a lot of good options. After quite a bit of research, the Inspiron 15 7000 7567 was the best solution that I could find. Aesthetically and professionally, I'm satisfied. Despite being marketed as a "gaming" laptop, the appearance of the black color option is muted enough to avoid raising eyebrows on the job. There is a pleasant lack of superfluous lighting. The sound of the fans is noticeable when they come on, but I've never found them to be offensively loud. In productivity tasks and web browsing, my battery usually lasts between eight and ten hours, which would be somewhere between average and good even on a non-gaming machine. My everyday applications like Word, Excel, and Firefox launch quickly and run smoothly. The basics like Bluetooth, WiFi, etc. have all been hassle free thus far. The built-in web cam and microphone aren't anything special, but they're centered above the screen as they should be, and they're sufficient for video chatting. The keyboard is surprisingly nice for a budget laptop. Even with a full number pad, it doesn't feel cramped, and the keys feel springy. The back-light is bright enough to be functional, and can be toggled on and off with the F10 key. The trackpad is good enough for those times when I really don't have a surface for my mouse, but it's no better than the last one I had to deal with. At five and a half pounds, this machine feels light and portable in a backpack to me, but that probably wouldn't be true for very small people, people with back problems, people with compromised mobility, etc. As a gamer, my needs are met. The keyboard is spacious enough to prevent most accidental key-presses, and it does not become uncomfortably warm during long gaming sessions. The outlined WASD keys are a nice touch. The speakers are much better than I expected from a laptop, presumably due to the inclusion of a sub-woofer. They're quite loud with acceptable bass, and none of the irritating tinniness I expected. Recent titles like Destiny 2 and Mass Effect: Andromeda are playable with visual settings high enough to make them look recent, and it goes without saying that older titles like Skyrim and Dying Light can be played without any compromises, but the stock TN panel deserves some criticism. While it's perfectly usable, it reminds me of a budget desktop panel that I purchased in 2009. Now, to be fair, this panel is better than that one was. It's sharper, it's a bit brighter, and the response time is much better; but the color reproduction and overall feel is similar. So, if color accuracy and viewing angles are very important to you, you should probably consider other options. Overall, the build quality is as good or better than what I expected. It's plastic, of course, but it has already survived a few minor falls and impacts. I'm not sure how the hinge will age, but it doesn't feel too cheap, and it moves smoothly. I don't care for the soft touch veneer, and I am certain that it will age terribly, but that's a very minor issue. The panel uses a 30-pin eDP connection, so it can be easily replaced if it fails, which I appreciate. One of the two memory slots is unpopulated, and there is a free m.2 slot. The bottom panel is held in place with a single Philips head screw, so storage upgrades and replacements will be fairly straightforward when the time comes. Note: This is a review of the Dell INSPIRON 15 7567 (the base model) with a TN panel, 1TB mechanical hard drive, and GTX 1050. Best Buy also sells a slightly more powerful variant of this model with the same quad core i5 CPU that ships with an IPS panel, 256GB m.2 NVMe SSD, and GTX 1050Ti for about $100 more. This model generally will offer better battery life, due to the TN panel using less power than the IPS, but the much better viewing angles and color accuracy of the IPS display combined with a slightly faster GPU will make for a better gaming experience. Just as you can add an m.2 SSD to this machine, you can add a 2.5'' SATA hard drive to that one, so you needn't make your purchasing decision based on storage space. Both are an excellent value, and they are otherwise nearly identical products.

Great gaming laptop. That is the main thing I use it for and most of my games run good at 1440p, you can go higher, but Will probably get lower frame rate, although still playable. I updated the memory to 16gb. You should do that right away I think. I took too long. But it is a great laptop for gaming, specially for the price.

I was skeptical when I saw this computer and the price it was offered for. It passed with flying colors though. There are faster computers out there - for double the price. As it is set up, this computer has met my needs. It will handle any game I load with ease. The solid state drive is quick and flawless. For the money it can't be beat.

This is a very good and quick computer for gaming or, as my son alleges, school. It has nice speed and great storage for the price. There is only one complaint and it's not actually about the computer itself but the software. The computer comes loaded with Windows, as is standard. However, my son disabled the automatic updates due to some prior issues with updates. Somehow, the system keeps overriding the disable function and updating anyhow. When downloading a game, having the computer go into update mode causes the download to freeze. We are trying to find a way around that. Other than this issue, we are very pleased!

I purchased this laptop with the intent to play Battlefield 1 and maybe a few other games. I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth this laptop operates. Of course, I added an M.2 SATA SSD (256GB) and another 4GB of RAM, but this thing is amazingly fast. There is a backlit keyboard (red), but I wish the keys lit up brighter.Also, the keys are too far back on the laptop surface (in my opinion). Last thing I'm not particularly fond of is the fact that it has a single, long hinge. I LOOOVE the speaker(s) on this computer. They're pretty loud for laptop speakers and produce a very clear sound. There is no optical disc drive (CD/DVD drive), but that's okay with me because most software and multimedia objects are going all-digital anyway. It's a pretty sturdy, heavy laptop so for those who hate toting around a laptop with a little weight to it, this surely isn't the device for you. The battery life has to be one of my favorite features. The battery life lasts about ten hours. It's so great. Another pro is there is only a single screw to remove the back/bottom cover for access to RAM and hard drive (among other little electronic components).

The dell laptop is an excellent gift for a gamer. Not as expensive as some of the Apple laptops and a great starter laptop homework and a gamer.

I got it after tax, sub 800, so I think I got a good deal. It works for what I need: normal tasks, cs:go, and league of legends.

Reviewing things that other buyers like myself might find useful. Pros: -Very Fast -Great for gaming at medium settings -Screen looks nice. -Great price for performance -Battery life for this model holds pretty long Cons: -Sound is not great but decent -Fan can get loud during hard gaming -Oil marks will show on laptop

Laptop is great, super fast, and runs games wonderfully. Only issue as others have mentioned is the screen. Not the greatest but can be upgraded.

Overall for the price the laptop is an excellent choice. One of the things that almost kept me from buying it was all the negative comments about the screen and in my opinion the screen is just fine for what I needed it for and have had no issues with it the only negative complaint is that the corners are so pointy and they sit right on the inside of your wrists while gaming and does get uncomfortable after a while other then that it is definitely a deal for the price

We purchased this for a young gamer who is just getting going. The 1050 meets minimum requirements for most new games - and we have had no problem whatsoever with the machine. This does not meet the requirements for VR, if that is something people are looking for. On sale this is a good buy for starter gamers or a travel rig for someone who does not play graphically demanding games like Battlefield 1 etc.

I purchased this laptop to upgrade from an older, much slower laptop with only 2BG of RAM and an average CPU , and I must say, the improvement in speed with this new laptop is amazing. Startup is pretty much instant. It can also handle multiple programs running without any hanging up or lagging. Video editing and rendering is now a breeze for me because this laptop can deal with the use of HQ footage and audio as well. Plus, the main reason I appreciated the specs for this laptop is because - as I deduced upon research - it can indeed run Sims 4 very smoothly, which is a game I had wanted to purchase for ages. Even after I added an expansion pack, several mods, and other custom content, this Dell Inspiron will still run the game with no issues. Thus so far, I can say owning this laptop has been a dream. The laptop's aesthetic doesn't hurt its appeal either, with its vibrant red finish and eye catching back-lit keys. If I had to list any negative regarding this machine, it would only be that it does not include an optical drive for CDs/DVDs. Then again, what laptop these days does?

Handles all my programming needs. It is a really nice gaming laptop as well. The battery lasts longer than others I've used

I bought this in hopes of finding a great gaming laptop, and it fits the bill. It's a powerful beast with desktop-grade parts capable of playing most games. It also is great for everyday use: surfing the web, typing, watching movies, etc. So far, I haven't had any problems with it. The only thing I wish was better was the screen, as it's not the best, but it's easy enough to switch it out or hook the laptop up to a HD TV. Overall, it's a great product.

My son loves video games and for his birthday I decided to upgrade his computer. This laptop is perfect for him. He and my husband share the computer and have no problems running multiple programs and games like gta5 etc. As a gamer the price point was more than reasonable for the quality of the item.