Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent for gamers, but not for regular dragging around. Very short battery life.

Slow, freezes often, had to reinstall Windows because the computer had too many errors

Appears to be a slow laptop. Would not call this a gaming pc.

I am happy with my laptop but I don't game on it. I just use it as a normal laptop.

The materials for the chassis is so cheap. The plasticy screen frame flexes so much it's already cracked. I was going to use my warranty to fix it but I decided to give it to my brother to keep instead. He said he'll fix it on his own. I bought a new laptop made of aluminum instead. LOL

This laptop has issues with hdd drive and does not work well.

I bought the Dell Inspiron 15 Gaming Laptop and expected that a 1050 Ti Nvidia graphics with a 2.5 GHz Intel i5 7th Gen. Processor would last a year without a problem, but for over the course of a month, it started to have problems launching my browser alongside with my video game (Overwatch). I have it on the lowest settings and it's still not doing well. You'd have to expect that a 1050 and 7th gen would last for awhile, but for this build, it's definitely clear that Best Buy needs to cut slacking off on products with Dell. I thought I'd give Best Buy a chance with gaming, but that was a big mistake when I realized that I could get a desktop at the same price with better graphics and processor; custom build. Do not buy Best Buy gaming products.

I purchased the original 7567 3 weeks ago, and hated the screen so much that I exchanged it for the 7779 convertible. When this one went on sale with the IPS display, I thought it was a typo... and then I found out it was legit and exchanged the 7779 for the IPS model of this one. Color reproduction is decent, but not on par with some of the ultrabooks on the market. Colors on this IPS display however are nowhere near as washed out as on the original TN panel. As for performance, this is hands down the best laptop you can buy for the $799 I paid for it on sale, or even the $899 regular price. The SSD is good for the price, but not as fast as the Samsung EVO 850. Still, an SSD in a mid-range laptop is appreciated.

Not a bad computer for the price. Is A little slow,

I had purchased an XP Envy x360 2 in 1 with the AMD Ryzen 5 processor but it kept locking up on me so I returned it for this Dell Inspiron gaming laptop. It was a couple of hundred dollars more but so far it has been well worth the price. The 256GB SSD and Nvidia GTX 1050Ti along with the excellent LED backlit screen make this system an excellent buy for dollars spent. I was skeptical about other reviewers claims that the battery lasted in excess of 8 hours but it's absolutely true. I was lucky to get 2 hours out of the battery on my 2 year old HP laptop. I highly recommend this laptop. You will not be disappointed.

I recently purchased this Dell Inspiron 15 7567 laptop and I'm highly satisfied with it as a entry gaming laptop because I'm pretty sure there are a few if not no laptops that come with a GEFORCE GTX 1050ti and a 256 SSD for $900 in 2017. This is the one that comes with a IPS which is a substantial improvement from the 7000 coming with a GEFORCE GTX 1050 and a 1tb HHD @ 5400 RPM's with a TN panel. I would highly suggest you avoid that model and aim for this one. I only had one problem when I first got the laptop, I was getting the netwtw04.sys error code and all I did to fix this was update my drivers, I heard that this is a fairly common error. https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/26782/Wireless-Intel-PROSet-Wireless-Software-and-Drivers-for-Windows-10-?product=89450 The things I like about this laptop is that it's easy to access the internal hardware if you want to upgrade some stuff or add a internal hard drive, has a really long battery while using it for web surfing for school work, has a SSD, a decent sound system from Dell, quiet fans, a fairly decent IPS panel which is better than the TN in the older model, has a red backlit keyboard which is great for working in the dark, and has 3 USB ports. The things I dislike about this computer is that it doesn't have a USB-C port and doesn't have the greatest keyboard although it's better than some and works all the time. Just to summaries, avoid the 7000 and get the 7567 because it's 30% faster with the 1050ti, has a IPS, a SSD, and is more efficient.

Just over a year and it stopped turning on. Very disappointed kids. This was an Black Friday Xmas gift.

My home desktop has a gtx1080 and is a power house. Unfortunately, it’s big and I need something for when I travel extended periods for work(which is all the time). I spent a lot on my custom gaming desktop, so I was in the market of something cheap, but able to run games like pubg. If you don’t know, pubg isn’t optimized at all, so it’s a nightmare unless you have a solid rig. I have most of my settings low/very low and some set to medium. I’m able to get a solid 60fps, which will drop occasionally due to pubg being poorly optimized. I’m sure there’s plenty of people who are in the market for an affordable laptop and are wondering if it can run pubg. And the answer is, yes. Just don’t expect to run it in higher settings. The fan kicks on almost immediately upon gameplay, but they’re honestly pretty quiet in comparison to some other gaming laptops. And I haven’t noticed it get hot yet. The mouse/mousepad are average, but I have a separate mechanical keyboard and gaming mouse, so that’s not very important to me. The screen is surprisingly solid. Can’t complain at all. Also, don’t forget to set your power settings to performance when gaming. The only issue I have is, in discord, the mute noise lags pretty bad for some reason while I’m in game. Not sure what that’s about. Bluetooth works flawlessly, WiFi is top quality. Biggest gripes I have is the small RAM, and no HDD. Hopefully I can add onto these deficiency’s. In summary, if you’re on a budget but need a gaming pc, look no further. This things legit.

I expected a nice performance of this product but I felt disappointment.

I bought this computer 07/2017 and it started crashing 10/2017. A Kernel-Power error code 41 problem that will not go away. It only crashes when not plugged into the wall. Dell has no solution, so I am stuck with a defective computer. It had potential. Lesson learned -always get the Best Buy extended warranty.

I recently picked up this laptop as an exchange for the model below it. I was highly disappointed in the lower model as it was dreadfully slow on boot up this model greatly benefits from the M.2 SSD preinstalled. Also on the lower end model you get a 1080p TN Panel which has very bad viewing angles and disappointing colors. If you have the money this is the model you want because you get the upgraded SSD, GTX 1050ti, and IPS screen. I also added a Sandisk 240GB SSD in the empty hdd bay as well. I've been gaming a lot lately as well as recording music with Reaper and this system has not let me down. I've been running Battlefield 4 on Ultra settings with great framerates I highly recommend this product!

First, thank you to the Geek Squad for figuring out it was a problem with the operating system. My nephew will be getting a new computer in a couple of weeks. The new version is coming out and is not suspose to have the same issue.

Great bang for the buck gaming laptop. IPS Screen is way better than the horrible TN screen in the other version. This one has the 7300 HQ quad core processor and the 1050 TI Graphics card. Plays most games at high between 900 to 1080p. Has a 256 GB M.2 SSD. The only issues i have, and one that will affect all those hoping to add a second Sata hard drive in the empty Sata Bay. Dell is not putting in the hard drive bracket by default, so i cannot add a second hard drive. This only has the m.2 drive and no bracket to add the second sata drive. They provide the mounting screws but no bracket. Other than that issue, I am happy with my purchase and would recommend it to others. I will take off 2 stars as i feel the hard drive bracket should have been included in. Cmon Dell this is 2017.

I was really looking forward to this laptop and when I got it going I noticed a few things about the screen. 1: It does not get bright at all. 2: General quality of it was very poor.

For $850, this is probably the best entertainment/gaming laptop you'll find at Best Buy. It's pretty fast, the video playback doesn't stutter or anything, the keyboard feels good, and it doesn't run very hot or noisy (although I still recommend getting a cooling pad or something for it if you game a lot). Some cons, the audio works well with the internal speakers and headphones, but it didn't work very well with the external speakers I had - the loud noises were way too loud and the quiet noises (dialogue, mostly) were way too quiet. There's a mixer in there with MaxxAudio, but it didn't help me much with the external speakers. I really wish this thing came with Dolby Atmos or beats instead. The display is pretty decent on this model with the IPS panel instead of the TN one. Granted, it's not amazing like a 4k, but it's still pretty good for the price. Keep in mind that when you first unbox this laptop, the display is going to be dark and it's going to have a really warm color temperature to it; that's just how they set it in the factory, I guess. But you can fix this by right-clicking the desktop and clicking Intel Graphics, going to Display, then Color Settings, and going under Color Enhancement and changing the contrast and brightness values of each color (red, green, blue). Personally, I set my red to 0 brightness and 50 contrast, my green to 5 brightness and 50 contrast, and my blue to 10 brightness and 52 contrast. I didn't touch the hue or the saturation. I also went to the search bar and typed 'calibrate display color,' and in the window that popped up, I increased the gamma a bit, and that's all. Now, you may end up having to do display settings that are different from mine, so my advice is to load some videos from Netflix, Hulu, YouTube and/or Amazon and just sort of pause the videos on the different services, and keep a close eye on how the colors in the videos change as you adjust the display settings. Also, keep in mind, like I said, color reproduction on this laptop's display isn't amazing, but if you mess with the display settings a bit, you can make a huge improvement from how the display is out of the box. Final note, other people have mentioned system crashes and BSODs...I've had one system crash after the initial set up, but after I ran all my updates - windows updates, dell updates, and of course, driver updates via device manager - I haven't had any system crashes since then (fingers crossed, knock on wood). Make sure you especially update the driver for the wireless adapter, because for me, that's what caused my system crash. Overall, good computer, good price, and I definitely feel like I'm getting my money's worth with this computer.