Customer Ratings & Reviews

This Dell Inspiron Touch Laptop is ideal for my needs. I like the fact that it has 16GB memory and 1TB SSD. Picture quality is excellent with sharp images. It has a lite keyboard. I use this laptop post videos to my YouTube channel, as a word processor, internet, and other personal things.

Dell - Inspiron 16.0" 2-in-1 Touch Laptop upgraded version I’ve had this laptop/tablet for a few days now. It has a lot of great features that I’m enjoying. I have the upgraded version with the i7 processor, 16gb RAM, and a 1 tb SSD. Upon startup I saw 875 gb free on the SSD. I loaded Autodesk’s Fusion 360 to see if it would be able to handle modeling for my 3D printer. Fusion displayed a notification that the graphics ability of the device might cause lag. The Intel Iris Xe gpu isn’t quite up to that job. It does have some lag, especially with a multi-part extrusion but it does work. I’m a little spoiled by the RTX card in our Area 51 pc! I like the light up keyboard, it has two levels of brightness you can select or turn it off. I also like that it has a full size SD card slot, that’s a must have for me. These SSDs boot up so fast! I’m seeing about 17 seconds to get to the login screen on startup. Speaking of login, this one has the fingerprint ID button to speed thru the sign in process. Audio on the device sounds good and while I had no trouble while watching shows via streaming apps, I did get some glitchy audio while watching videos on youtube. It’s a really quick stutter every so often. Display is nice, brightness is adjustable, screen has a glossy finish. Touchscreen gave me no issues. I understand it’s compatible with the Dell active pen which is not included. I might have to pick one up to try it out for drawing. Webcam provided a nice FHD image and it has a privacy shutter so you don’t need to slap a post-it note over it. There’s a small white LED that indicates when it’s on. There’s also a white light on the caps lock to show it’s status. That should be standard on every keyboard, I’m not sure why some manufacturers don’t do that. Keyboard lacks a dedicated number pad, I don’t really miss that and I like that the keyboard isn’t cramped. The multi gesture precision touchpad seems huge and I like that it maintains the left and right mouse click function at the front edge, my older laptop doesn’t do that. It has one HDMI port on the left side and a USB A port on each side but it also has two Thunderbolt 4 ports that can connect to multiple compatible external devices if you add a Thunderbolt 4 cable. USB C cables plug into those ports also. Battery life has been good, it varies depending on how hard it’s being worked. I’ve been plugging it in after about 7-9 hours. External dimensions are 14” x 10” x 7/8” if you wanted to order a sleeve for it. With it being a 2 in 1 device you can fold it so the screen is closer to you for easier use of the touchscreen, fold it to use as a conventional laptop, or fold it completely and use it like a big tablet. I’m not able to select half stars but I’d give it 4.5 stars if I could, deducting half a star for the slightly weaker graphics performance. Overall I like it though.

This Dell laptop is fast and has sufficient memory. The touch screen cursor moves a bit irradicably for my taste so I use a mouse with it. I also like to use a larger screen to eliminate the need to wear glasses

Replaced a dependable but worn out 12 year old Sony Vaio laptop. The Dell Inspiron P128F laptop has zippy performance & lots of memory (SSD). The 16" screen is crisp & detailed. I miss having a dedicated numeric keypad, but the built in speakers on either side of the keyboard are great sounding! Looking forward to using the touch screen feature. However, it has a goofy 5-1/4" x 3-1/2" touch pad, with no defined right/left buttons. The whole surface is super sensitive to moving the cursor & zooming in & out. I have nerve damage pain in my right shoulder causing me to rely more on my left hand. Need 2 hands to scroll up/down because when you set the cursor over the scroll arrow, the cursor drifts off when the left button "area" is depressed. On the keyboard, the scroll left & right keys are full sized. However, the scroll up & down keys which you would use more often are half as tall.

The Dell-Inspiron 16.0” 2-in-1 Touch Laptop-13th Gen Intel Evo i7 - 16GB Memory - 1TB SSD Platinum Silver is the laptop I purchaded. The feature I like best is the lighted keyboard whenever it’s opened. I am also impressed with the long battery life and the many available screen positions. I was not impressed with the mouse and detached key keyboard I purchased separately. The mouse was waaaayyyy to complicated forceing me to spend hours attempting to adjust the scrolling speed. But otherwise I am happy with the product.

Amazing laptop even though it's a bit pricey it is well worth the money! My only complaint is that the touchpad is not great and an external mouse is almost required to be super productive. Love the touch screen feature!

Love the Dell. Easy to use and get started. The only thing I don't like is no numerical keypad to the right on keyboard.

Smaller and lighter than the one I had.....same brand though. Getting used to not having the numeric keys also on my right and speakers are on either side of keyboard facing up. No on/off button so it's less of a hassle and not something to worry about since that was what was wrong with previous laptop. Nothing bad to say yet...still getting used to new one...stay tuned for more!!

Performance good but it is missing a ten key keyboard to my last pc. Paid for the back up of previous computer and that process was marginal.

Works easily, and light weight. Getting use to the light touch keyboard.kb

This is a good quality computer with a nice screen resolution, solid feeling computer and keys. It's easy to use but touchpad seemed a bit glitchy or sensitive even after making adjustments. But it's a solid computer at a decent price for it's quality. The issue I had was that it's lacking the numeric keypad, which I didn't think to check for before actually purchasing, so that's my fault. Minus 1 star just for the touchpad issue.

Great laptop with a lot of upgraded features. I'm used to the 10 key on the keyboard but I bought an external component and it works fine. Speakers are definitely an upgrade from my previous Dell. I use it for manipulating large files of data, and it woreka fewR

About this laptop, it has a good processor. efficiency but I don't like the keyboard no numeral keyboard. I think can be more modern with best technology and sign in system is obsolete no face id no fingerprint.

7mo later, pretty good, mouse board a bit squirrelly

like the computer but miss the side numbers and it gets hot quick even sitting on a desktop

So I wasn't sure that I would want the 2-in-1 feature but I'm glad I went with it after all. It's fast enough for the basic games I play. It keeps up with mulit-tasking AND it works great as a giant ereader!

I do really like the laptop! I feel like the battery life isn’t as strong as I’d like it to be and sometimes the touch screen is a little off. (Could just be me) Also I feel like the battery charger gets really hot. However with all that I am pretty impressed with this machine and just hope it lasts a long time.

Excellent laptop that does everything I need for work and play. My only complaint with it, is that the touchpad takes some getting used to. Once you get used to it, it's an excellent laptop but the learning curve can cause a lot of early frustration.

Very good and easy to use. One of the keys gets stuck.

I love this computer, It's fast and easy to use. The only drawback is there is no 10 key. That doesn't bother me, however it may some people.