Customer Ratings & Reviews

new to touch screens and what a difference they are !!!!

So far, so good! Super fast feed, with great picture quality.

This computer is great. Perfect for home. Easy to use and has lots of storage.

Outstanding value, great picture and FAST graphics

I had a Dell when I was working and loved it, My wife decided to buy a laptop for me, my grown son said that HP was the best way to go. For what ever reason I went through three of them. So when the third HP tore up I went back to The Dell and ten minutes with this Dell I new what I have been missing. I feel lake I have the Rolex of PC's with this new Dell.

Absolute garbage laptop. Had problems with it since day one. Windows Desktop Manager uses up 100% of the disk under Task Manager and slows everything to a crawl. Lots of people who purchased this laptop have this problem and there's been no solution. Trackpad doesn't work, people have sent their laptops into Dell and have the entire unit replaced, only to have trackpad problems less than two weeks later. A poorly designed machine that gives people nothing but problems from day one. Hands down the worst laptop I've ever purchased.

Very nice laptop. Pleased with the performance and features.

Very disappointed and highly frustrated in this laptop. On the surface, it boasts great specs and hardware. I love the speakers especially. Since day 1 of owning it, it has has an issue where the pen cannot stay connected for longer than 10-15 minutes. It is so frustrating, and in talking to dell there is no apparent solution, although it seems this problem is frequent in other Inspiron's. It is slower than I thought it would be. The battery life is awful. The touchpad intermittently just goes haywire. The speakers often crackle when the computer is under heavy load. The laptop has poor heat management. In my opinion it is defective, but since the issues are intermittent, I'm sure they won't label it as so. I tried getting a trade in at Best-Buy for an HP, and I got an offer of $200 (without mentioning the defects). Bought the new HP somewhere else.

Good value for the specs. Normally going for XPS but this Inspiron with 16" OLED, 2-in-1 design, price, and ports got my attention and so far it's working well. Fan sometimes makes interesting noise which is the only complaint that I have so far.

only had this for a short time, but the laptop performs great

I love this computer, gorgeous screen and super fast.

I got this, with the help of some awesome Best Buy staff, as a replacement for my sister's previous laptop which randomly died one day after having it less than a year. Long story short, she absolutely LOVES this thing! She is working on her Doctorate and this does everything she could ever need it to do and then some. She also loves to draw and when I first picked it up at the store I hadn't even realized it came with a pen and had drawing capabilities, so that was a nice surprise all around. Would I recommend this laptop? Absolutely! While certainly not cheap, I definitely believe you get exactly what you pay for with this machine.

Its a very good laptop with top notch specs good for gaming and movies but then had some technical issues the screen would get stuck and restart.

Very nice computer. Have had no trouble with it yet

Great computer nice design and very very very fast

Beautiful and reliable. Easy fast set up. Love Dell

Good computer but touch pad stopped working after 6 months. Cost around $300 to fix and the trade in value is only $150. Absolutely ridiculous.

This review is for a Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 16” OLED Touch Laptop 12th Gen Intel Core i7 16GB Memory 512GB SSD –NVIDIA GeForce MX550 , in Atlantic Green color. At first, when I opened the box, I was a bit concerned at how massive this laptop is; a 16 inch screen in a laptop is not typical, but, after taking this out and opening it up, it was obvious that this was going to be alot easier to deal with than I first thought. I like where the power button is, and, its nice to have USB -C inputs on this thing..so many electronics are still using micro USB, even in 2022! Turning the massive screen on, I was immediately impressed by how clear and sharp this display was; so many laptops have poor displays, even at this price, but you could tell immediately that this was an OLED screen, which I love on my living room tv, and it was similarly impressive here too. The trac pad, although very large, wasnt working the way I expected it too, so it took awhile to go into the control panel and make it right. Once I did, it worked as expected. One of the disappointing things is that on a cutting edge laptop, with a wifi 6E network card, there is no eithernet port to plug a wire into..my home wifi is super fast, but being able to plug an ethernet cable in would have made it more impressive. The specs are all pretty high end, 16 gigs of RAM, a SSD HD, Intel's latest I7 processor, and even the sound from laptop speakers was better than expected The internal fan is a little loud, but nothing that kept me from enjoying everything else about this laptop; full size illuminated keyboard is a nice touch as well Its not perfect, and not the greatest high end laptop out there, but its a solid choice in this price range, and, the display is way above average, as is the feel and the weight isnt as bad as you might think given the size. its worth considering, and I would definitely recommend it!

-Gets hot even at low clock speeds (only one fan) -Noisy due to one fan cooling a 12 -core CPU and needing to ramp up. -Performance is choppy when unplugged and on battery. Below 1Ghz most of the time. Can be unusable for a power-user. Webcam and OLED screen are great.

Right out of the box the first thing that impressed me was the color. This green color is amazing. In low light it can almost seem black, but in the right light, the green really pops, and varies its shade depending on how and where the light hits it. A great departure from the standard silver/grey landscape of most high performance laptops these days. Setup was super simple. The laptop comes with a half charge, as expected, so first thing to do is plug it in, power it up and step through all the Windows 11 welcome screens. This is my first Windows 11 machine, and getting the laptop ready to go was super fast and easy. Everything is straightforward and presented in clear, plain terms – helpful for those out there that might not be so “techy”. Setting up Windows Hello was a breeze and I love the power button fingerprint reader. Seems very responsive and accurate. Then after connecting to my home network, it went out and found any and all necessary updates that were waiting, and actually made quick work of them. I then made sure I charged the laptop up to 100% before daily driving it. The second thing that impressed me with this machine is the screen. It is amazing. Being a 16:10 aspect ratio just feels perfect to my eyes. The OLED panel really steals the show here though. Super bright, full of colors that pop, and deep blacks, make this screen something that just immerses you. Consuming entertainment content is one thing, but even just productivity tasks feel amazing because of the screen. The touchscreen aspect is something that people either love or could do without. For me, having a touchscreen is not a big deal, I never touch my PC screens, but my wife LOVES that it’s a touch screen. Touches were super responsive and accurate. Dell even includes a stylus in the box with extra tips. Again, I can take it or leave it, but my wife has become a dedicated stylus user now. It’s accurate, but does have a wider impact pattern than I would like, but nothing that takes away from the user experience. It’s especially great when you convert the laptop into presentation or tablet mode. Using the stylus for navigation and screen input instead of your fingers is a great way to keep the panel nice and clean. Usability is flawless thanks to the 12th Gen Core i7 and the 16GB of RAM. This thing flies. Couple that with WiFi 6E capability, that’s right, it supports 6E, and you waste no time at all waiting for pages to load, tasks to complete, images or videos to buffer and render, etc. And while I use my machines for Productivity, not really for games, it’s “capable” of some light gaming, thanks to a dedicated 2GB of video memory. Depending on what you’re doing, the Core i7 will start to generate some heat, and this machine does have fans to dissipate that heat. When engaged though, the fan was quiet and not distracting at all. Battery life seems very good also, going multiple days before needing a full recharge. Nice full size keyboard with two stage backlighting feels solid, even though for me, Dell keyboards seem a little mushy to me. Key travel is great, responsiveness is really good, but I’ve found Dell keyboards to almost error on the side of softness. Some people like that, I’m ok with it. Trackpad as well, nice and large, great accuracy, but a little mushy in the clicks. The overall footprint is about the same as a Macbook Pro, but the Dell comes in even a little lighter, even if still over 4lbs. But having the onboard I/O is something I just can’t live without. I can easily run my external 32” QHD Dell monitor with this and the HDMI output, and the dual Thunderbolt 4 ports are a great addition to future proofing. It also has quad speakers array, and can simulate 3D surround sound, but don’t get your hopes up, it still sounds like a laptop, just better than most. The speakers are loud and clear, but won’t replace needing headphones or other connected speakers when viewing entertainment content for the best possible experience. Overall this machine could be an XPS model, it feels that great!