Customer Ratings & Reviews

Everything is working great. I would buy another dell, when I need one.

I got the computer to use with my crafting machine, it’s been great so far

easy to set up - screen is crystal clear. I really love everything about it

This Dell all-in-one is a great computer for the majority of users. It has specs that can support small business use or the majority of home users. For hard-core gaming this is not your best choice. I doubt many true gamers would even consider an all-in-one PC, however if you're just an average gamer you'll probably be happy with this computer but not blown away. Overall, I would really give this 4.5 stars, but it's definitely better than five stars. Design/Setup: Out of the box you get all-in-one with stand, power supply, keyboard, and mouse. Easy to set up and easy to start up. No-frills here. It is a nice-looking desktop but does not have a luxurious look to it. The biggest drawback being the speaker panel on the lower part of the screen. It's not a full edge to edge display which would have also been a nice touch. In general, it looks sleek and won't be an eyesore on your desk. Comparing it to something like an iMac, you're not going to get the same level of luxury. Stand is nice but it would have been better if it had the capability of more degrees of motion. Included keyboard and mouse are a huge miss on Dell's part. They look cheap and very basic. Fortunately, they are both wireless. Includes windows 10, which is definitely better than some of the previous versions of Windows of late. Starting from scratch, I was up and running in about 45 minutes. Specs: I'm happy with the specs included for the most part. There are some key things that'll mention shortly that Dell should not have skipped out on. 1 TB hard drive, 12 GB RAM, and USB-C port were nice to see. This own one has the specs you need to get at least a few years of solid use without having to worry about upgrades. I really appreciate he amount of ports included on this computer. However, there are some huge misses. First, two USB ports are 2.0, this is completely unacceptable at this point. Fortunately there's a USB-C port and one USB 3.1, but many users have not adopted use of the USB-C even remotely. Lack of a thunderbolt compatible port is also disappointing since the graphics card included on this computer is subpar for higher end graphics and will benefit from the use of an external graphics card, which is not possible due the lack of compatibility. There's an HDMI in and out which is awesome. Included Intel i7 processor has been a fast and responsive so far. Screen: It's disappointing to see that Dell reverted to a full HD screen as standard versus a 4K screen on this year's model. The included screen is very nice and displays contrast as well as black/dark scenes well, but of course it's no match to 4K. I didn't struggle with display lag or motion blur when gaming or watching live sports. Again, edge to edge display would've been really nice here. Also, 27 inches is more than adequate and I really enjoy the large screen size. Webcam: Not much to say here, the quality is good. Most importantly it's nice that it's a pop-up cam so you can hide it when not in use for privacy. Speakers: The speakers are good-quality for being stock in an all-in-one PC. Decent bass with clear highs and mids at higher volumes. Of course aftermarket speakers would be best to supplement this computer, but if you're not too worried about listening to high-quality audio these will definitely get the job done. In terms of performance, I'm quite happy with this all-in-one so far. I've used it for gaming, movies, Live sports, heavy productivity, and some light Photo editing. I have no concerns about speed or efficiency during heavy task use. Overall, I would recommend this all-in-one to most users since his specs are quite good even with a few key areas that Dell should have improved on.

Computer works great. Just plug it in and it’s ready to go.

Awesome computer/ love the memory and photo space.

It is very fast and very good I like it very much o

We bought this for my husband who works from home. He needed a powerful machine without the cumbersome extra server - like a gamers desktop. This seemed to be the best fit for a Windows guy. He was able to set it up quickly and get all of his files transferred over from his external hard drive. Nice clear monitor too!

I very much like this comp. I'm a pretty basic guy and this works very well for me. Big screen, clear, colors are good. The only two things i had a minor problem are It didn't com with a CD drive and the fan is kinda noisy when playing a game, such as Star Craft 2. Over all though, it's pretty good. Especially since I got it on sale.

I’ve had many desktop computers over the years and they always were “tower based” and not wanting to put the tower on the floor where it would get dusty and dirty, I’ve put it on my desk. This new Del Inspiron 7777 totally changed my way of thinking on that subject. The lack of a tower has given me SO much more ‘real estate’ on my desk. The only possible disadvantage is that it has no DVD drive of course. This is no problem because Best Buy sells DVD drives with USB plugs for less than 25 dollars (Seriously!) You’d just connect one into the USB port on the side of the monitor. Also a DVD drive usually isn’t necessary anyway because most everything is available on the Internet. The computer also has the top of the line Intel i7-8700T processor. I’ve been looking at reviews of it and they’re all universally positive about it. I LOVE the huge 27-inch screen. What I first noticed and loved was that’s it’s as anti-reflective as I’ve ever seen WHILE keeping all the sharpness I wanted. The monitor I had used before was great, but it reflected anything behind me. I kept moving it around all day trying to minimize the glare and the ‘mirror effect’ behind me. With the Inspiron those days are over. Also, what made me smile was that it’s the first screen I’ve seen this large which is also a touch screen. I don’t know how often I’ll use that feature, but it was fun loading games and playing on it. I enjoyed using the touch screen with those now huge Mahjong tiles. I’m thankful Dell has put no ‘bloatware’ on this computer, with the possible exception of the McAfee Anti Virus trial which is very easy to remove if you’re not going to use it. I’ve spent hours with other new computers I’ve purchased removing all the stuff they’ve been paid to put on their machines. When I went to Skype with the 7777, I was at first confused because I couldn’t find the camera. I knew it had one. Finally, I pushed the top of the monitor and a small camera smoothly appeared from inside. The picture was sharp and worked well with low light. I also liked the fact that when you’re finished using it, you just push it back into the monitor. With all the talk about privacy today, you don’t need to worry about THIS camera spying on you when you’re not aware. Once up and running I liked how easy it was to update drivers and Dell software. By going to the Dell “drivers and downloads” page and pushing a ‘button’ the website identified my computer by model and service tag. It then went inside and discovered Intel had an upgrade for my processor. With my permission it downloaded the software and upgraded the Intel device with very little assistance from me. It’s nice to know how easy it is to keep the Inspiron totally up to date. Bottom line, this is as cool a computer as I’ve ever had, WITHOUT the inevitable desktop tower taking up so much space. I think in the future my grandkids will look at pictures of my old devices and ask, “What was that huge tower thing by your computer, grandpa?” The same way they ask about my old dial phones.

This PC has a nice 27" touchscreen that's responsive. It's very intuitive to setup and has enough memory to keep it going fast. The hard drive is big enough for home use. Most of all, this PC does not take too much space.

Computer is running strong after a year . No complaints. Be sure to fitt with antivirus software otherwise quality might be compromised.

I have had many computers in my past but i must say that the Dell - Inspiron 27'' is by far the best! Absolutely no problems and you can do just about anything on it!! THUMBS UP!!!!

It is a good purchase. Probably could have bought the 24" version. the 27 " is Larger in height. Didn't know it had a pop up camera. It just fits my desk.

Bought this computer twice. First one was great till one day it wouldn't turn on anymore. Brought it back to exchange it for new one. The exchanged computer works great now.

Best desktop ever. This was my first desktop and my experience with it has been awesome.

Replaced an old Dell Allin on that was still functioning but wanted a larger screen. It is a great product.

Dell - Inspiron 27" Touch-Screen All-In-One - Intel Core i7 - 12GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Silver

I really like this computer; it works great. This item is ideal for those of us with limited space.

Don’t normally do but at half the price for a good model with full warranty you bet