Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is easy to use and I love it.this is the first computer I have bought in many years

Excellent product quality, good price, fast micro processor, high display resolution.

Great for a home office. Like large monitor and touch screen option since did not have it before.

Great all in one computer purchased for my parents. They love it.

It needed dell help now it is awesome.It was an open box

Perfect computer for everything on my options functionally

We love this computer. We have it in our small office.

Was over due for new computer. Really like the touchscreen

Very nice computer fast and very reliable! I love it!

Love , How easy it is to use. Set up was easy also.

Good computer, a few small glitches like connecting to scanner is tricky.

Love everything about the product and company very nice

So far the Dell computer I bought is working great.

I was hoping it would be a bit faster but mostly a good computer.

Computer works great but Cortana is useless love the touchscreen

I like my new desk top computer, but not too cool with Windows10.

So far I’m enjoying this desktop computer. It has plenty of ports on the rear, and a few more on the side for easy access. The one downfall is the hard drive. The pre-installed drive has plenty of storage, but it’s slow and a bit noisy. If you’ve become accustomed to SSD drives, then this spinning drive will appear extremely slow and noisy. I replaced it with a SSD drive I purchased, and the difference is night and day. Opening up the computer is extremely easy. After removing the 2 screws which attach the stand to the computer, you press on the tab in the middle of the back, while pushing the cover towards the top of the monitor. The hard drive bay is easily accessible. The monitor is large with almost no bezels. It has a nifty feature where the front facing and Windows Hellow camera can pop up from the top of the monitor. The speakers on the bottom of the monitor are crisp and loud. You’ll most likely have it set to a volume level of 30. If you crank it all the way up to 100, it will be extremely loud. Overall I’m really impressed.

The specs on this are great, no problems there. Only two things I have a problem with personally are, the lack of an SSD and the poor quality of the screen. It just lacks that sharpness you get from other models. Otherwise I think it's overall a great work PC.

I've always wanted a desktop computer that allows me to do more work faster, and in many respects this Dell Inspiron does that, but with some very odd and very real drawbacks I think you should know about. First, the feature set. For the money, this Dell on paper gives you a lot - it has built-in speakers that aren't great but work well, a 1TB hard drive (more on this), tons of ports, including a USB type C 3.1 port on the side of the computer AND HDMI output ports. In short, this is a machine that is seemingly perfectly designed to give you incredible versatility in a desktop. It's the things Dell chooses to skimp on when putting this together, though, that really cheapen the user experience, and I think it's important to know about. First and foremost, the panel used for the display is....bad. Like really bad. It has muted, dull colors with very poor contrast, and makes you feel like you're looking at a yellow screen. There's no way to calibrate the display, so it won't get better than it is out of the box. This becomes especially noticeable when you use those blessed HDMI outputs to hook up a second monitor. I'm not even talking resolution - this is a productivity machine, not a gaming one - but this screen looks bad next to almost any other display. I'm not kidding. You should really see this in person before you buy it. The second really frustrating thing about this computer is that even after installing every available update, restarting, and closing all programs, there's no getting around the fact that this computer is slow. Much of this is down to the spinning 1TB hard disk, which, while generous in size, is a huge stepdown in speed if you've had any exposure to a solid-state drive in your laptop, tablet or phone. At this price, it would have been nice for Dell to include even a 128GB SSD to run programs off of, with the remaining 1TB drive for easy access to documents, movies and other static files. This would have dramatically increased a typical user's enjoyment of the PC. What do I love? I love the bevy of ports. I really like the fact that I could hook up another monitor to this one, greatly improving productivity. I like the clarity of the speakers. I love that there's USB-C on the side, a nod to the future of ports - but I don't understand why it's not Thunderbolt 3 compatible, which would allow someone to hook up an external GPU and REALLY turn this into a video-photo editing powerhouse - at least, they would if the screen were reliably color accurate, which it isn't. The one feature I thought I'd really treasure was that this is a matte-finish touchscreen all-in-one, which, on laptops, convertibles and tablets is a huge boon. But on a desktop, it's hard to see the value of this. I never lift my hand up to touch a monitor 3 feet away from my face. This computer can optionally ship with an articulating stand that will allow it to tilt down like a drafting table like the Surface Studio, but it doesn't seem like a sensible feature - Dell doesn't ship a special stylus to take advantage of this, and again, more than anything, the screen isn't at all accurate, which makes it a tough sell for any creative to want to use this for their work anyway. I guess what I'm saying is that I feel very conflicted about this desktop. In many ways it is absolutely the desktop you could want for your home office, at least on paper. But in practice, it has a lot of shortcomings, some of which might be dealbreakers for some of you. Especially that screen! What I would say is to go to your local Best Buy and see this in person before you choose to purchase this.

Best of choices available at time. Wish they would go back to systems user could upgrade. Hate Windows 10