Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Dell is a fantastic laptop. Thanks to the SSD drive it's quick to startup and load programs and the processor is fast. There is also plenty of ram to allow you to run multiple programs at once. The display is very clear and has a good viewing angle. It doesn't have the washed out screen that most cheap laptops tend to have! The touch screen allows for easy maneuverability of documents and applications. It does have a memory card slot but it only accepts micro SD cards. I would have liked it to have the ability to read standard SD memory cards. One issue I had was with setting up the Fingerprint ID. It was difficult and the computer had a lot of issues reading a fingerprint which caused a lot of redo’s. Part of the issue may be the location of the fingerprint reader/button. It is close to keys so if you have wider fingers, it could cause you to hit multiple keys. Overall a great laptop that works as a tablet with the fold ability. Highly recommended for people who travel a lot, students or anyone who wants a portable laptop. Light weight and slim features are great!

I rarely use this laptop and I've only had it a few weeks. The mousepad has started sticking. Very disappointed with Dell.

This is called a 2-in-1 touch-screen laptop that can also be used as a 13.3” tablet simply by folding the screen in a 360 degree angle and putting it in tablet mode. It has 1 USB port and 1 USB-C port. It has a 256 gig solid state hard drive which is super fast for start up and upon opening programs…you will be amazed at how fast it is. There is not a lot of storage space for movies and music, but with so many different storage options out there you can find what suits your needs by using things like Dropbox if you find you need more. By using this you have access to endless files, documents, etc. The 13.3" screen is bright and detailed, and the size of the laptop makes it easy to transport. There is a built-in camera in the top middle of the screen as is with most laptops or tablets. You just fold the screen backward 360 degrees and put it in the tablet mode. Battery life is about 5 – 6 hours if the proper battery saving mode is turned on. It isn't built for gaming, but good for managing devices, bills, education and entertainment. It's versatile, light, and very portable. Excellent for a student or someone who just wants a laptop/tablet that is easy to carry around and have everything you could want at your fingertips. Recommendation: This is my first Dell product and I highly recommend it. It seems well made and well worth the price.

The computer is slow. The hard drive takes to long to load. I would not buy this again.

Great computer, came with a cosmetic defect. Store was out, wouldn’t order a new one for me.

poor quality but higher price , I will not recommend Dell

I got the Dell - Inspiron 2-in-1 13.3" Touch-Screen Laptop and thought i was kinda skeptical of the touch screen I soon found it was really useful. Out of the box you get the computer itself, charger and not much else. The laptop is powered by an i5 which is plenty for me. I do a lot of data processing in excel so i work with a lot of formula intensive files which this laptop had no problem handling. To make the most of your laptop I would highly suggest buying a smart stylus. After getting one I got way more productive when taking notes for work. I was able to take better and faster notes when wanted to write and make screenshots or point out any small details. Since the laptop can go from laptop to tablet mode it as great to be able to type what you wanted and then also writing any small note or point on screen what I was referring to with a pen tool.

Garbage. Absolute garbage. Poor product, nightmare like experience.

It a worst laptop I ever experience. The System is Frequently shut down.

Amazing design and execution! Works great with Pencil when wanting to switch into tablet mode for notes. Been using it for school for the past 5 years and I absolutely love that it works perfectly. Definitely for a high school/college student!

It’s not been a great computer for college student

Defective computer model. I had a terrible experience!

This is one impressive thin laptop - it converts to a tablet when needed. Features a backlit keyboard and touchscreen and a very nice aluminum metal body and screen lid. This boots and responds to input quickly. This laptop is very lightweight and portable which would work well for a student or a business traveler who needs to take it on the move with them. There is no CD/DVD drive though it does have a usb 3 and a usb c port where you can add a dongle or converter. No HDMI out port that I could see. Had this machine running in 20 minutes with Windows and device updates with one bios update. Only problem was a windows activation error that was solved hitting the troubleshoot item. Minimal bloatware installed.

The Dell Inspiron 13 7000 has a lot of potential but it misses what it takes to be a great 2-in-1. To start with the hardware here is actually very good. 8GB of ram, 250GB SSD, full HD 1080p IPS touchscreen and an 8th Gen Intel i5 processor with 4 cores and 8 threads. Simply this is a much more powerful notebook than most you could have bought just a year ago. It is thin and lite and really does most tasks very well. So what's missing, well the battery life really isn’t close to class leading. The two things you want to get right in such a portable package, a great screen and great battery life. The screen is just fine and is sharp and clear so I have no complaints and the hinges feel like they will hold up well. But the 4 to 5 hours of battery life is a big disappointment. It could really use a few more hours so it can a least get you through a long flight. The power supply brick is very small so at least keeping it close by won’t be hard. I would have traded a little more weight to have more on-board battery life. Unfortunately that is actually not the biggest problem I have with this Inspiron. When you first see it you might think it is machined out of a single piece of aluminum. Actually it is two pieces held together with screws on the bottom. This wouldn’t be a problem but where the top piece and the bottom fit together is actually quite sharp. So any place you grab the notebook you come into contact with this sharp edge. So far I haven’t cut myself but I can imagine it slipping or it happening if I was reaching for it from a backpack. This is really unacceptable and hurts what would be a good overall notebook. It is certainly fast, has a very good display, the keyboard and track pad are fine for me but how Dell allowed something so obvious to get by makes me shake my head. If possible you should go look at this notebook to decide if this is a problem for you. It is always a shame when you have such a nice package with such a clear issue. If it wasn’t for this fit issue I would recommend this Inspiron but it will be a deal breaker for many.

Normally I am one to build a desctop pc but a laptop is something I never have or will build. Dell is a good company that has been doing this for ages. I was still concerned about the whole 2 in 1 tablet to laptop transition and how well it worked. Now let's get into the review... Omg! Please never go back to dusk drives SSDs are awesome!!! Not sure which brand of solid state drive Dell uses but it is lightning fast! I was dreading the initial setup, usually I like to go and update the bios and drivers from the computer or software website but I was very very VERY pleasantly surprised to find that during the initial setup my laptop started flashing and updating bios etc by itself once it asked me to go online. That's the other thing, it asked me... Cortana is something I normally choose not to use but I did this time and it walked me through the setup like I was talking to a tech support real person. Best initial setup experience I've ever had with a pc. Laptop feels solid, well made beautiful clean crisp screen. Sound adequate and what would be expected. Speed of turning on or off PC amazing (SSD). Cortana understands everything "download Netflix, download AVG" heck it felt like I didnt even need to go online or to the play store it found everything. Cant review battery life as I just now got it. Does it get warm? Yes it's very thin so it will get warm underneath when I play video games or google earth but so has every other laptop I've had. The vents for the fans are not big so I recommend a nice aluminum laptop lap desk. Overall very impressed, only thing I wished it had more of was USB ports but I can buy a USB expander as well... great awesome amazing laptop and 13.3 screen is perfect for taking on trips as well.

The Dell - Inspiron 2-in-1 13.3" Touch-Screen Laptop is a very capable performing convertible laptop with a tons of features, making this a laptop I highly recommend. First thing you notice is that the laptop is very sleek and lightweight. It has a design very similar to a Macbook air, but has the flexibility and user friendly ports of a PC. The laptop is sturdy with a brushed aluminum look. The computer itself is zippy with a i5 8th generation CPU and a 256 Solid State Hard Drive. Those two combinations make everything load instantly with little to no delay. The screen is an energy efficient IPS screen with Full HD, it is clear and bright and the text is easy to read. The backlit keyboard is responsive and the keys feel great. The trackpad is one of the nicest I've seen on a PC from Dell. The ability to be able to fold the screen back and turn it into a tablet is a nice touch, but I'm not sure how much I'd actually use this function as it feels odd to set the keyboard side down on the counter. There are other great features in the laptop as well as an SD card reader, USB C Port, HDMI out, HD webcam, fingerprint scanner, bluetooth and Dual Band Wifi for Tablet and PC mode. The graphics are built in Intel graphics, so don't expect this computer to be a graphics gaming powerhouse, but for most tasks that people will be using the computer for it does a fantastic job. In short if you're looking for a lightweight and compact laptop with all the features you expect in a mid level laptop coming out in 2018 you can't go wrong with this model.

Dell have knocked it out of the park with this laptop. 13" is the perfect form factor for a 2 in 1 and I am planning to use this to replace my tablet. Yes, it's a little heavier than a certain fruit company tablet, but you're getting full windows and a backlit keyboard. Points to Dell for making the keyboard backlit, making this the best laptop for using in flight. Thank you Dell for also including a fast finger-print reader. I did think it was oddly positioned at first, but it actually is perfect for when you're in tablet mode. SSD makes this super fast and I had no lag on using Microsoft Office and browsing with multiple tabs open. Everything else about the laptop is really just a comment on Windows 10 which has come ahead in so many leaps and bounds. Dell has made the perfect laptop for daily use, office work, homework and browsing the web (and streaming Netflix - full HD display!) and am super happy to own it.

This is my first top tier laptop in some time and I've been very impressed with the fluidity of this laptop its light weight and very well designed also the load times on this laptop are great! My one and only issue with this laptop would be its better life is unspecified I normally get from 6 up to 8 hours of activity on and off without charger my laptop. Also I made my purchase during a sale week and only paid 599$ for this which is a steal for such a great product!

Its been 5 years i have been using this laptop. No issues whatsoever, except decline in battery backup. Internal memory has been a little low. Other than this this laptop had served me well over the time span

Best computer I ever had. working perfect never got slow, great perfomance.