Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to set up and flip between laptop and tablet mode

The daily purpose needs are easily met with this config. However i am facing a slow wi-fo connection. I have checked the source with LAN which shows expected speed but not with wi-fi on this laptop.

I love the face recognition. Touchscreen is awesome.

Excellent product very fast response and touch screen

This computer was easy to get set up and begin using.

Although i had to sacrifice having a optical drive i would make the same decision again. With the ability to be used in so many different ways whether it be as a tablet-PC or a laptop and so many other directions, it makes the versatility amazing!!

Laptop was easy to set up and worked as advertised.

Fast and versatile PC. Nice for small business owner

lightweight and takes up little space, easy to use

The product works good but I sometimes the laptop freezes for about2-3 minutes. It happened during my interview and took 10 minutes to restart. Besides that everything is handy and works fine

This stand-alone was 2nd in memory and Processing speed which is fine because I'm not trying to return to my home planet. I process videos that require speed and memory. Now my wife wants one. Bonuses were a large beautiful screen, no mess with cables running everywhere while being very light weight. Love it.

Great computer for travel. Had hard drive crash after a couple of months and left hanging. Recieved repair after 3 weeks. Tough being without computer, but repaired at no charge.

This laptop has been a great laptop for working, projects, studying, and even some gaming too. I wouldn't suggest it for some higher graphics gaming but it does the job for enough to get you by. It's a great all around laptop with a heavy focus on task accomplishment. Never had any problems with it.

Overall all the Dell is great but the start up is a little slow. I would keep this in sleep mode instead of turning off for daily use.

I wanted this computer to replace my old dell and it did a great job. This will be the computer that I complete grad school with and start my first “big kid” job. So far I have been nothing but pleased with this computer.

My 1st Dell and after knowing other Dell owners I decided to purchase a new computer however the first one I purchased had to be exchanged due to a hardware problem.

great laptop - love the backlight keys and is fairly fast. Son needs to connect to ethernet - so we now have to find a way since laptop has no ethernet port

The Dell Inspiron 7573 is a pretty impressive laptop that will suit just about any user’s needs. The laptop came packaged about the same as most laptops do these days. The laptop is secured nicely inside the box and it included the AC adapter, quick start guide, and warranty/regulatory information. Upon taking the laptop out of the box I noticed it to be a bit on the heavy side (about 5lbs). The weight makes using it in tablet mode a little cumbersome depending on where / how you are using it in that mode but overall it is not too bad and you can get used to it fairly quick. The general specs of the laptop are an 8th Gen Intel Core i7-8550U CPU (8MB Cache, up to 4.0GHz), 12GB DDR4 2400MHz memory, 2TB 5400 rpm hard drive, Intel UHD 620 graphics, 15.6 FHD with touch display (supports pen), 802.11ac wireless dual band & Bluetooth 4.2 adapters, USB 3.1 (Gen 1 & Type-C) ports, Waves MaxxAudio, SD card reader, backlit keyboard, and Windows 10 Home edition. Setting up the laptop is the same as any new computer these days and simple. Just step through the setup wizard screens and you are up and running in a short amount of time. Once the setup was complete and I was brought to the desktop screen I noticed a bit of a lag when trying to do things. I could see there were a number of post setup application / driver updates and McAfee that were causing some extremely high disk usage (95-100% utilization). After waiting for the updates to finish and uninstalling McAfee (not a big fan of the preinstalled version that comes with the laptop) I rebooted the computer and performance was about what I expect from these kinds of hardware specs. Performance wise, the Inspiron 7573 will be more than ample for almost all regular users. I would have much preferred a 7200 rpm or an SSD drive over the 2TB drive space but for this price point it is common. The hard drive speed is about the only thing you will notice a lag in performance periodically during normal usage of the laptop. Battery life is about what you would expect from a 3-cell battery. With standard usage (i.e. standard software applications, email, general web surfing, etc…) you can expect about 4-6 hours. The battery life can be adjusted in a number of ways to get almost twice that (i.e. Windows display / power settings, Dell Power Manager, etc…). Full battery charge time appears to be about 1 ½ - 2 hours. The included AC adapter has a small power brick to it (which is nice) and cord length is definitely long enough. Sound is quite nice for a laptop. Generally you will use some sort of headphones when watching or listening to things but the Waves MaxxAudio sound was surprising. There are a number ample ports and connections located on the sides of the laptop. Wireless performance is excellent from the dual band adapter. Here are some of my favorite features of the Inspiron 7573. I really like the backlit keyboard and FHD touch screen. The touch screen is very responsive and accurate. The screen is very crisp, bright, and clear. The 2-in-1 360-degree rotating hinge screen is also a very nice feature. The hinges appear to be stiff and strong and should hold up over time. Flipping to tablet mode is definitely a cool feature. Aside from the hard drive speed the only other thing I am not a big fan of is the touchpad. It is a bit on the larger side and kind of overly sensitive. The sensitivity can be adjusted but I found myself accidentally swiping or touching the touchpad when typing on the keyboard from time to time. Not a big deal and I will probably get used to it over time. The Inspiron 7573 is definitely a solid laptop and I definitely recommend it. It has many excellent features and some great hardware for the price point. If you are shopping for a new laptop I would put this one towards the top of your list.

I am pleased with this laptop. It does a lot and at a very fast pace. The keyboard is a little bit to get used to but other than that it seems fine.

This is a great upgrade from the HP Pavilion desktop, No lag when working/playing two things at the same time, has ports to connect printer and larger screen monitor. Would have liked to have a disc player but am happier with the 12 gigs of ram memory.