Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great laptop for gaming and for recordings. It’s a bit heavy but packet with features

This is a great laptop, it hits the price/feature ratio that equals value. I was able to get an open box one for sub 600 dollars. Ithas GREAT battery life. It is a bit heavy so you wont be taking to school unless youre super strong. This is more of a desktop replacement type of laptop, though if you dont mind lugging this around the dorm this is great.

Great only problem I had was little amount of storage but that was the configuration I chose.

Pros: Plenty of speed and power 1050Ti with 4g vram 8g ddr4 ram 256G SSD Cons: 256G HD is way to small for today's games, first thing I'm doing is adding another SSD as I only have EQ and Destiny2 loaded, down to half capacity already. Fans are loud when they kick on (use headphones) Keyboard takes some getting used to having come from a 17" Asus ROG That said, great piece for the price ($699 on Black Friday). Note the 1050Ti with 4g vram is not available direct from Dell. Seems to be a BB exclusive.

This gaming laptop is the fastest I've owned so far. Smooth, sleek and powerful. Best of all, was on sale! Best buy is where I go.

Wow, for just over $750 out the door you get a 4GB 1050 ti graphics card coupled with a 256 GB SSD in a nice looking 15.4” laptop package. I nabbed one of these during the most recent price drop. Even at 849, it’s a great deal. Couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

Great Computer for gaming i got it for my brother to use in school and he loves it keep in mind it is for sure entry level Gaming Computer but great for people on a budget and still want something powerful if you have more money to spend get a razor Computer.

Super great for the price. It’s really fast. Memory is a lil bit low but it doesn’t matter since I have an external anyway.

This is a workhorse machine that can do any type of graphic work you need or any gameplay you want. The battery is by far one of the best features of the computer as it can go a full day of use with little battery loss. Get this computer for a price almost half of others will similar feature and you will not be sorry!

This is an all-round performer. Pros: 1. Great battery life for a gaming laptop. 2. Includes a 2.5" slot for SDD or HDD, so you can extend without fuss. 3. Easy to open and upgrade. 4. No fan noise. 5. Great design. 4. Comes with an IPS display instead of TN(without the $50 extra dell charges on its website) 5. Probably the best laptop at this price point - 1050ti graphic card, HQ 7th gen processor. I got this for $799(May long wknd). Cons: 1. Slightly bulky, but you should expect some weight for a gaming laptop. 2. I felt the display is good, but not great. 3. Best buy didn't give the red color option. Only color option is black, unlike in dell site. 4. This is non touch and the screen turns only till 135 degrees. Again, this is not expected in a gaming laptop ofcourse, but good to have.

I have been able to play recent games with no problem. Some games can run with High settings. For performance I play games on Medium settings, but for being laptop at the price I cant complain. The laptop is heavy, if you're looking for light weight then this is not for you.

The decision to purchase a windows computer was not an easy one but for gaming i believe this Dell was the way to go

The Dell Inspiron 15 7567 laptop is an excellent laptop and is a good value for a gaming laptop, considering that other laptops of comparable power are significantly more expensive and less aesthetically pleasing. With the Intel Core i5-7300HQ processor, I have never once experienced a lag or slowdown, even when running multiple processor intensive programs, such as Adobe Fireworks, Adobe Photoshop, Steam's Big Picture Mode, and videogames all at the same time. Even with multiple web browser tabs open in the background, a stutter is never seen. I can easily play my games at 1080p60fps and record/stream them at the same quality without any noticeable problem or stuttering from the cpu or gpu. The cpu has, in my experience, reached up to 3.45GHz, so the i5 core processor is more than capable at doing what I need as an Art & Design student, a Research Methods & Statistician and as a gamer. The Integrated Intel HD 650 Graphics, however, are just okay and leaves something to be desired. Luckily, the crown jewel of this laptop is the discrete graphics card. With Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1050Ti graphics card (with 4gb dedicated RAM), my games, on average, all play at 60fps and rarely drop lower than 50 frames per second. I personally have ever so slightly overclocked my laptop's GPU, because even though the 1050Ti has a base clock speed of 1493Mhz with an Nvidia boost clock speed of 1620Mhz, the GPU, according to Nvidia themselves, can (safely) reach a max speed of 1911Mhz. I didn't want to push my GPU to the limit. There's a reason parameters and base clock speeds are set, but this laptop can handle being pushed. I've stressed tested it and I'm comfortable with a soft GPU overclock of 1700Mhz (from 1620Mhz). This laptop, thankfully, comes with an empty internal slot for a 2.5" Hard Disk Drive, Solid State Drive, or Solid State Hybrid Drive, which is nice, because the preinstalled SDD being 256GB is completely insufficient for a gaming laptop (in my opinion), when most modern games are at least 10GBs, not to mention that video processing and graphic design programs take up a lot of space too. Luckily, I had a 466GB external SSHD, so I was able to install it and increase total storage to 689gb between the base Samsung SDD and newly installed SHDD. Though 256GB may be plenty storage for casual gamers who still need the hardcore power of a 7th Gen Intel core processor and an Nvidia GTX GeForce GPU, in my case, this was a necessary addition, as I have too many games to store on my system and not enough space with a 256 SSD alone. And Intel has a handy tool built-in to the laptop that allows you to "combine" the storage of your SDD and an installed second drive to create a single volume that acts as "one big hard drive". Though it does not affect pc performance, my video editing, audio processing, and game playing does tend to consume significant RAM, so I added a 4GB stick of GDDR4 RAM to compliment the 8GB that come with the 7567 configuration. This was a personal preference, however, because the GTX 1050Ti comes with 4GB of dedicated VRAM so that graphics intensive stuff doesn't end up dipping right into system RAM, so I could have done without 12GB of RAM, but I like to have my bases covered just in case. Besides, this laptop is built to handle what the future will throw at it and you never know. With a GTX 1050Ti GPU and an i5-7300HQ 7th gen Intel processor, this Dell Inspiron 15 7000 laptop is an absolute powerhouse and in the dark, this dynamite notebook looks absolutely amazing with the soft black material and the red keyboard backlight.

No lag, and everything loads fast flawlessly. Only draw back is the hard drive size. You will probably need an external drive if you plan on using this for other stuff other than gaming coz 256gb is. Ot a ton of storage for everyday use including backing up photos if you take a lot.

I am giving this 5 stars based on the components used and the sale price of $699. I would not have bought this at the regular price, however. I describe it as "entry lever" based on the 1050ti graphics card. Although it is competent for most games, it is going to struggle with new AAA titles. After a few days of use, I gave it to my wife. It just wasn't going to cut it for me. I ended up going for a very similar Dell with the i7, 16GB RAM, and the 1060 GPU.

Got it from thanksgiving deal with dell visor. The laptop is working decent for games. The visor isn’t so great.

This laptop has exceeded my expectations for it, great laptop for gaming.

Boots fast, plays moderately graphic intensive games well. Very portable and the battery lasts a good 5-8 hours even while heavily gaming. Fan can get a bit loud when graphics card is under heavy load, but heat is directed out the back well.

We got this on sale and it is a great PC. It runs quickly and seems to be well built. No complaints so far!

its not the ultimate gaming laptop but its good for the price you pay