Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Dell - Inspiron 16” 2-in-1 Touch Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 7 is a well-rounded, full featured daily laptop. Physical presentation – This Inspiron 2-in-1 is noticeably heavier than other ultra notebooks in my arsenal but being that this machine is 16 inch – I don’t consider it a show stopper. The color tone, rounded edges and layout are great. The screen is vastly uniform but not that bright, so I wouldn’t recommend this machine for anyone prone to using it outdoors or in work areas saturated with a lot of ambient light. Color, range of brightness control and again – uniformity - are all excellent. But this display is glossy and lacking any kind of “Pop”. Being a pen compatible touch screen is a nice bonus. The touch-pad is remarkably good, large and with an excellent surface that affords precise control. That part was unexpected. The port selection on this laptop is well balanced and left me wanting for anything more. The keyboard is sort of meh to my tastes but not horrible. It will take a little of time to get use to the tactical feedback of the keys, their size & placement. I have preference for Lenovo keyboards on laptops but this Inspiron isn’t far below that experience. The keyboard deck located power button with integrated finger print reader is convenient and makes using Windows Hello logins confident and quick. The charging brick and USB-C connector are great. Good for traveling and flexible if one wishes to use an external battery pack or alternate charging brick on trips. The built in camera does have a physical privacy slider and that is a feature I think many people will appreciate. One thing I noticed is that as you tilt the screen back, the hinges of this Inspiron will raise the base further off the table surface – providing better breath-ability – which is good – but – since there isn’t any type of protective treatment to that part of the hinge surfaces, I expect that the finish will wear in these spots with continue use. This feels like a bit of an oversight by the Dell engineers IMHO. Overall, I feel this 2024 16-inch Inspiron configuration hits all the most important design points and has a build quality you’d expect for the price-point. Setup – This newest 14th Gen Core Ultra was a breeze to get going. There were a couple of firmware updates straight out-of-the-box and the entire process of initializing Windows 11 and updating all drivers/utilities was pleasant & painless. The newly improved Dell Support utility does a great job of scanning the machine and keeping you informed of available updates. I only experienced that ‘typical of Dell’ handful of drivers that failed during the Windows Update process – namely a couple of Intel related drivers – but unlike my previous experience with their computers, these self-corrected quickly with no headaches. Performance – Please note that all these benchmarks were performed in Balanced Mode while plugged in, with Window 11 Home fully up-to-date at version 23H2. The included 1 TB SSD is obviously geared towards optimizing battery performance and is nothing to ‘write home about’ but the responsiveness of the system never presented any kind of sluggish or “held back” feeling in normal use. Write & read speeds were consistently sub-5GB/sec but certainly not horrible. I personally hold more importance of storage capacity over speed in a platform of this nature. This machine, not specifically spec’d as a Content Creator platform does perform remarkably well and I attribute that to competency of the newest, 14th Gen Ultra Core i7’s. The Ultra 7 155H in this Dell - Inspiron 16” 2-in-1 Touch Laptop should satisfy most users not expecting the performance levels of more professionally leaning, spec’d machines. For the average Joe (and Josephine), this machine will handle video & audio rendering just fine – which is another revealing fact of the Intel’s newest Ultra processors. This laptop scores Cinebench nearly as good as much more expensive machines, only a couple/three generations older. Summary – The Dell - Inspiron 16” 2-in-1 Touch Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 7 is solid offering from Dell. The build quality is what you’d expect from them, with all modern & essential features here and the performance being solid for an Ultra book style platform at this particular price-point – all with a spacious 16-inch, touch display. This is a very competent, everyday laptop that should satisfy most users. Pros Big, uniform touch display that is pen compatible. Excellent, spacious track pad that isn’t glass but feels just a good as some of the precision glass ones I’ve used. Physical camera privacy slider. Reliable & quick booting, waking and logging in with finger print reader integrated power button. Dell support utilities have been greatly improved this year and are useful without all the bugs! WiFi connections are solid & reliable with this Intel AX211 6e onboard device Good balance of ports and includes a full-sized SD card slot! Overall system performance is crisp & responsive. Cons A few extra levels of added screen brightness would have been preferred for better outdoor use Not a huge fan of the chic-let keys size & spacing but are still good to type on Goofy hinge design

I recently purchase this DELL INSPIRON 16 from BESTBUY since my Alienware R14 laptop from BestBuy I just purchased last year wont boot up. Everything seems good so far except after a week it got stuck on boot up screen after an update restart. i tried turning it on and off a few times still same issue. finally went to bios to change start up sequence. finally it starts working again except it wont update. It downloads update stop on install "We couldn't complete the features. No need to worry ----undoing changes. Please keep your computer on." I will include a photo of the screen. I will return this if they still take it back, not sure if Laptops are included in holiday return items, ill try this weekend.

First, I was a little disappointed to find that my new Dell Inspiron 16” 7640 2-in-1 Touch Laptop arrived with a small scuff on the left front corner of the lid. The shipping box and product box were both undamaged, leaving me to assume that this brand-new laptop was shipped from Dell already scuffed. I have been happy with Dell products for years. In fact, our family currently owns several Dell laptops and are happy with all of them. This happens so transparently anymore, that I’m not sure it’s even worth mentioning, but as always during setup, this Dell Inspiron 7640 connected easily to my home’s Wi-Fi. It quickly found my Wi-Fi and several of our neighbors and all I had to do was select our home’s Wi-Fi and provide the password. It has reliably reconnected each time I booted up the laptop. One of the first things I do when I get a new laptop is listen to the sound. I typically don’t have high expectations for any laptop’s built-in speakers, because most everybody nowadays connects by Bluetooth to high-quality external speakers, headphones, or earbuds. But usually, laptop speakers are at least passable for listening. Unfortunately, that seems to be a weak point on the Inspiron 7640. Even though it boasts 2x2W Dolby Atmos quad built-in speakers, they must be really poor quality, and I would rate them not even passable. They would be okay for online meetings or listening to voice-only videos, but not music. I’m not sure how to describe the sound from these speakers other than they sound exactly like you would expect very cheap speakers to sound…tinny highs, no discernible bass at all, and almost no pleasant mid-tones. I did not drop this review by a star for this because nobody really expects to listen to music using just a laptop speakers. But once it effortlessly, connected it to my wife’s new Bluetooth speaker it was game on, and we listened to hours upon hours of streamed music through this laptop. It kept a solid Bluetooth connection with absolutely no skipping, stuttering, or dropouts. A big plus for this Inspiron 7640 is its processor speed. This is a very fast computer boasting one of the latest generation CPUs, the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H. It’s basic speed is 1.4 GHz jumping to 4.8 GHz in turbo mode and can handle up to 22 threads. I give this CPU package high marks for overall speed. My Inspiron 7640 came equipped with, not just a 1 TB SSD, but a 1 TB M.2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe Solid State Drive, the fastest form factor available. I was also happy to see that my Inspiron came with an SD card slot. A lot of laptops these days are being made without an SD card slot thus forcing you into buying USB-C accessories just read an SD card. The FHD+ display quality is really pretty decent. The touchscreen display and its hinge seem to be well engineered because the screen doesn’t shake at all even up near the top like when you’re using the ribbon menu in Office products. The well-engineered hinge is stiff, yet it’s not too stiff. I’m still able to open the clam shell lid easily. I have a disability with my hands that affects my hand strength, touch sensation, fine motor control, and dexterity. Happily, I found the touchpad on this new Dell Inspiron to have just enough drag on my fingertips for me to accurately control it with my messed-up hands. This is a critical factor for me when choosing laptops because if the touchpad is too slick, I’m unable to control it properly and then I have to use an external mouse which is not always desired or convenient. Dell’s backlit keyboard is great when using the Inspiron in a lowlight environment. I absolutely love that feature and also the fact that I can easily turn it on/off with the F5 key only. The life of a full battery charge is most excellent, taking over 14 hours to drop from a 100% battery down to 1%. My basic test for battery is to stream music videos to an external Bluetooth speaker. I was overjoyed at this incredible battery charge life. My last new Dell Inspiron two years ago took 8½ hours to reach 2%. That’s roughly a 40% increase in battery charge life! I’m very happy with that! On the downside, I was disappointed to find out that the 7640’s battery is not replaceable. Overall, the Dell Inspiron 16 7640 2-in-1 Laptop is a very decent laptop that I can recommend to anyone without reservation as long as you’re not looking for something with excellent built-in speakers. My Inspiron 7640 appears to be a workhorse of a laptop that would be quite at home in a student’s backpack, in a contractor's pickup truck, on a desk at work, or on the dining room table at home.

I purchased the “fair” condition but this fair condition contains missing parts, no box, no pen, no charger and no rubber feet. The website doesn’t mention that there are missing parts. The store rep also doesn’t mention anything about it.

I was looking for a new Windows 11 laptop that I could take on the road and use for my remote photo/video editing and the usual home office applications. I have used this laptop for 5 days now and I really love it. I feel this laptop would work very well for most advanced home users wanting a larger screen and don't mind the extra weight. Also, I feel the 2-in-1 feature would work perfectly for some small business users. The 16" screen and 2-in-1 capability have really worked out perfectly for what I use this for. I was able to install my photo and video editing software and they run smooth and cool with the Intel Ultra 7 155H processor. It has plenty of venting and fans to keep the laptop cool. I rarely hear the fans running. This laptop is fast and startup time and shutdown time is very quick. I have also taken this on flights and used it to watch a movie and didn't experience any lag. Even after installing MS-Office and my finance software, everything runs great. The weight is a little heavy, but I feel that is the trade-off for the 16" flip touch screen. The sound and Intel Arc graphics quality are very good. I would have liked a 2k or greater resolution, but at this price point FHD+ (1920 x 1200) fits better with my budget. It is engineered with 4-speakers that have Dolby Atmos Core and Waves MaxxAudio Pro. Which makes watching a movie in a lonely hotel room seem a lot more tolerable. This laptop also comes with WiFi 6E for fast internet access and has 2 USB-C (Thunderbolt 4.0) ports and 2 USB-A (3.2 gen 1) ports. However, I would have traded one of the USB-A ports for another USB-C port, because one USB-C port is used for charging, leaving only 1 open. An HDMI port, Audio Port, and SD card slot complete the laptop's connectivity perfectly. Most importantly, I haven't had any problems with this laptop since I started using it. It connects quickly and easily to my wireless BT mouse, keyboard, and headphones. The keyboard is very comfortable to use and has a nice, light touch and sound. They also added a fingerprint reader and a Windows Copilot key to the keyboard. The display panel includes an integrated Webcam (1080p) with dual noise cancelling microphones. The video quality of the webcam and sound quality of the microphone is very good. I regularly give remote presentations to clients and they haven't yet complained that they couldn't hear or see me well. The 16GB memory and 1TB SSD storage are adequate for me. Also, I did notice that Dell responded to a Q&A that the memory is upgradeable to 32GB. But, it is the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 155H (24MB cache, 16 cores, 22 threads, up to 4.8 GHz), Intel Arc Graphics, and 16GB memory (LPDDR5X at 6400MT/s) that really makes this laptop standout. These are upgrades for many laptops and all of my applications run very quick. Even when I am listening to music and editing some photos or videos at the same time. So far I have used this laptop to watch movies on the plane and in a hotel room, do some quick photo/video while traveling, upload files to social media, and stay up-to-date with internet, email, Zoom, and give presentations for my clients. Overall, I really like everything about the Dell Inspiron 16" 2-in-1 touch laptop with these specifications and features. I also feel the price makes this a very good value given Dell's reputation, and their quality and commitment to service. I highly recommend this laptop and it would make a great present.

PRODUCT REVIEWED Dell - Inspiron 16” 2-in-1 Touch Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor - 16GB Memory - 1TB SSD – Intel Arc Graphics - Ice Blue Model: i7640-7366BLU-PU REVIEW As a gamer I always want more power, more screen, more RAM, more of everything. In this case I just need a sturdy and reliable laptop with a touchscreen, for my Wife, to replace her aging Dell 2-in-1 Laptop from around 2016. My wife uses her laptop for crafting, doing puzzles, and couch surfing. She required a touch screen, and something with solid performance. Although her old Dell laptop is 4K/16GB with a budget GPU, I can’t say she knows what that means or even cares. So, from her context, this is more or less a 1:1 replacement at the same price point as 7 years ago. FIRST IMPRESSIONS As expected, and as previously experienced with other Dell’s, the Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 is well built and solidly constructed. The screen is vibrant and bright (300 nits) it will do OK outdoors, but not outstanding in full sun. Some upgrades that I appreciate is a full 1080p camera, that does a good job on video calls. I also like the full Wi-Fi 6e support for faster connectivity. The battery life is much better than on older models and reportedly can exceed 15 hours. In a few days of testing, the battery has held up well. Finally, I like the combination of ports. Thunderbolt 4 ports means I can easily dock this laptop to an external docking station for ease of use or expand the laptop with more USB ports if needed without impacting performance. I’m also happy to see a real, and full-size HDMI port, in case I need to connect to older monitors (instead of thunderbolt 4 / DisplayPort over USB). I am curious about the “*” in the specs that state you can only drive a 1080p monitor from the HDMI port. This is curious, but must be real if they put a disclaimer on the spec sheet. That does not seem to apply to the Thunderbolt connectivity. I’m driving a 4K external screen for my testing with it just fine (3 screens at once were not issue from my dock). I do wish it had a built in ethernet port, but that is not a big deal for most people and can easily be solved with a docking station anyway. SETUP As with all Win11 laptops, just follow along and you are setup, so that part is easy. Other than “Dell branded” bloatware and McAfee, this was not much to uninstall. TESTING I’m not going to go crazy with testing and specs (I’m fighting my geek instincts here). The Dell seems responsive, the keyboard is nice. I hate touchpads and so does my wife, but with a touch screen and external mouse, that is not an issue. I was able to get the expected speeds from my external Thunderbolt 4 drive. You are not going to be doing much of any gaming with this laptop, other than online games, so there is no need to test graphics performance on AAA games. OK I had to do one test, more for curiosity, than any actual need. The Drive in my build is a KIOXIA (never heard of it), but performance was top notch for an NVME Gen 4 drive 6K Read / 5K Write. RECOMMENDATION If you want a well-built laptop for everyday use (not gaming), that will hold up for years, I think this is worth a close look. It is in the high-end price range for the class of screen, but if it holds up as well as my previous four 2-in-1 Inspirons, then it is worth it. You get what you pay for. None of my prior four Inspirons ever died or failed after, even after 5-7 years of adult use. It was just time for upgrades. The only thing slightly lacking is a built in 4K screen, but it is not a big deal for this use.

A sleek and versatile laptop that stands out thanks to its large 16-inch 2K touchscreen and 2-in-1 convertible design, making it great for both productivity and casual media. The Intel Core Ultra 7 155H provides strong performance for everyday tasks and heavier use like light video editing or multitasking. The 16 GB of memory and 1 TB SSD offer a solid combination of responsiveness and storage capacity. The Ice Blue finish gives it a modern look, adding a bit of personality. On the flip side, with a larger screen and 2-in-1 hinges, it may be a little heavier than ultraportables and the battery life could vary depending on how you use it. If you’re willing to trade some portability for a spacious display and flexible form factor, this is a very compelling option. Overall: a well-balanced laptop that hits the sweet spot between power, versatility, and style.

This laptop has everything you need to get the job done, battery lasts for days, very easy to use, touch screen makes it even more easy to use, i do think its a little on the heavy side, not light weight, speed is fast and screen resolution is very clear and crisp

The Dell Inspiron with Intel Core Ultra 7 is a robust mid-range laptop suitable for both productivity and casual multimedia use. Powered by Intel's Core Ultra 7 processor, it delivers strong performance for multitasking, handling applications like Microsoft Office, web browsing, and light creative tasks such as photo editing. The laptop often comes equipped with 8GB to 16GB of RAM, ensuring smooth operation even with multiple tabs or programs open. Design-wise, the Inspiron maintains a sleek, minimalist aesthetic, with a durable build that is slightly heavier than ultrabooks but still portable. The display quality varies by model, ranging from Full HD to 4K, providing crisp visuals ideal for streaming and basic graphic work. Battery life is decent, typically lasting 6-8 hours under moderate use, though more intensive tasks will reduce this time. One downside is its integrated graphics, which limits gaming and heavy video editing capabilities. However, for everyday users seeking reliability and efficient performance without a hefty price tag, the Dell Inspiron with Intel Core Ultra 7 is a solid choice.

The Dell Inspiron 16” 2K 2-in-1 has been a solid and reliable machine for me. The touchscreen is smooth, the display is sharp, and the 16GB RAM with the Intel Core Ultra 7 handles everyday work, browsing, and multitasking without any issues. Battery life is good, and the Ice Blue design looks premium and modern. The only reason I’m switching is because I need a more powerful laptop for heavier workloads. Otherwise, this one has been excellent and definitely worth recommending.

This laptop is so much! Speed and Performance: This is one of its biggest selling points, thanks to the new Intel Core Ultra processors. It's excellent for multitasking and making everything feel instantaneous. ​Touchscreen Display: The 2-in-1 functionality and touchscreen add a lot of versatility, allowing you to use it as a large tablet or for note-taking. ​Easy to Handle (Easy to Use): An intuitive design and a good operating system (Windows 11) make for a smooth user experience.

I recently purchased the Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 16” Touch Screen Laptop, and I couldn't be happier with my choice! The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor ensures smooth performance, even when multitasking with demanding applications. With 16GB of memory and a 1TB SSD, storage and speed are never an issue. The 2-in-1 design is a game-changer! Battery life is solid, and the keyboard feels comfortable for extended typing sessions. Overall, this laptop delivers both power and flexibility, making it a fantastic choice Highly recommended!

Bought this for my son who was heading to college. His degree required windows over mac due to certain programs working more seamlessly. It was important for this laptop to meet all the school's requirements, to have a backlit keyboard, good graphics, battery life, work for occasional gaming (although he does that mostly on his custom-built gaming PC, just games on this when he's home for short breaks). I read all the reviews, and this laptop really impressed me. We love the touchscreen/2-1 feature and security of this laptop - he likes to flip it around and set it up to stream shows. My only negative, is its weight but it's not a big deal to my son, so it's fine!

I couldn't be happier with this laptop! It’s fast, sleek, and powerful! Perfect for both work and personal use. The display is crisp and vibrant, the keyboard is super comfortable to type on, and the battery life easily gets me through a full day.

Upgrading to the Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 16" was a game-changer for both my professional and personal workflow. The Intel Core Ultra 7 coupled with 16GB RAM delivers lightning-fast responsiveness—even with multiple demanding applications open. The 1TB SSD gives me more than enough space to store everything I need, from work files to media content. The vibrant FHD touch screen is incredibly responsive and perfect for creative tasks and quick navigation. The 2-in-1 flexibility is a major win—I switch effortlessly between laptop and tablet modes during meetings, presentations, and downtime. And that Ice Blue finish? Absolutely stunning—it turns heads and feels premium. This device isn’t just a laptop; it’s a dependable partner in productivity and creativity.

the Inspiron 2-in-1 laptop's touch screen, Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 1TB SSD, and long battery life. They appreciate its performance, price, and easy setup. Some customers find the laptop to be a bit heavy and have concerns about the webcam quality and overheating.

Very good performance laptop with the excellent specs Dell - Inspiron 2-in-1, laptop and tablet functionality 16” IPS LED FHD Touch Screen Laptop, with optimal screen size for my use - Intel Core Ultra 7, new generation processor from intel -With 16GB Memory, I could retain easily 20+ tabs on a browser, still performance is not compromised. -With 1TB SSD, one day one I have started backing up my data from old laptop, this could easily hold 4 times more.

Absolutely Impressed – Dell Nailed It! One of the best laptops I’ve ever owned. This 16-inch Dell with 16GB RAM works like anything — super fast, super smooth. I never expected this to perform so close to a MacBook Pro, but it truly does. Great for multitasking, editing, or just everyday use. The screen is sharp and bright, and the battery backup is solid. Build quality is also top-notch — feels premium in hand. Highly recommended for anyone who wants power without paying the Apple premium!

I love this laptop, battery is good, touchscreen and using as a tablet is convenient. It is on the heavier side of the laptop spectrum, but that would be my only complaint, if I had to complain about something lol

I’ve been using the Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 16” for a few weeks now, and it has exceeded my expectations. The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor combined with 16GB of RAM ensures seamless multitasking, whether I’m working, streaming, or light gaming. The 1TB SSD provides ample storage and quick boot times. The battery life is outstanding—I can easily get a full day's use on a single charge, making it perfect for work and travel. The FHD touch screen is responsive and vibrant, adding to the premium feel. Overall, this laptop delivers great performance and reliability. Highly recommend!