Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very easy to work, does not weight that much and very versatile

Best investment ever. Computer is very good and very affordable.

Over the PC was great but the hinges are too strong for the plastic mounts of the display. The plastic cracked and the screen is just hanging in there.

Super fast and great graphics. Great for College! My son loves this laptop!

Even after having to replace Asus laptop twice the same exact laptop I still don't have anything bad to say. The only thing is is my battery cable went out on my laptop twice and when it goes out and there's no one to replace it your screwed . These newer ones will not even turn on without a battery even if it is plugged into the wall.

This is a great computer. It has everything i need in a more compact size.

Excellent very fast and nice computer. Perfect for entry level gaming

Del Inspiron is perfect. Movie like projection. Fast and Reliable

Happy with my laptop. Like how lightweight it is. Runs great

Great computer. Does what I need it to do for me!!

Great product. Light weight & looks tiny but good for genera use.

Great laptop!!! Love how it looks and that it’s a touch screen!!!

Works great charge last a couple days . I like it and I see no issues

Its very portable and easy to use. The battery last long as well.

I received this laptop in exchange for my fair and unbiased review. The quick review: The Dell Inspiron 7415 is a midrange laptop with a premium build quality, premium features, and only a few minor and easily-overcome issues. The 14 inch touchscreen is very crisp and clear. The backlit keyboard and large touchpad feel great, and the computer features a fingerprint sensor that's as good as any in a smartphone. The design of the hinge is very smart; when sitting in laptop mode, it sits up far enough that the computer can breathe. The AMD Ryzen 5 5500u processor is an absolute beast when it comes to power computing on the go, and the Radeon graphics are powerful enough for some light gaming on the go . The battery life is nothing short of amazing, easily surpassing 10 hours on a charge - enough to get you through a full day. With two USB A-type and one USB C-type ports, along with a HDMI port, MicroSD card slot, and an analog headphone port. The laptop also supports WiFi 6 (802.11ax) and Bluetooth 5. The USB C port is also used as a charging port, which is a blessing and a curse - you'll need a USB C hub capable of passing through charging if you want to use USB-C devices and charge the laptop at the same time. The power brick also has a permenantly attached USB cable, unlike what some other manufacturers provide with their power bricks, but any 65 watt or better USB C charger should work with this laptop (just make sure you have a compliant USB C to USB C cable that supports the USB Power Delivery standard). The SSD in this laptop is also smallish at 256GB, but any NVMe SSD will work as an upgrade. The power button is in the upper right corner of the keyboard; while it's not easily pressed down with normal typing, I do recommend setting the option for "do nothing" in case you accidentally press it too hard. Finally, there is bloatware on this laptop just like you'd find with most Windows laptops, but everything you don't need that comes installed is easily removed. All in all, it's another winner from Dell. ---------------------------------------------------------- The more in-depth review: Unboxing and initial setup - When I opened the box for the Inspiron 7415, I wasn't expecting the build quality it has, since my experience with all but the highest-end Dell laptops (Alienware and Precision) has always been an underwheling plasticy feeling. With the 7415, however, the screen and palmrest are aluminum with a smooth, satin-like finish. The bottom is still plastic, but it doesn't feel like cheap plastic at least. The hinge for the display is a masterclass in engineering. It smoothly moves from the closed position to the standard laptop position and is designed to lift the botton of the unit off the surface you place it on, helping to keep it cool while operating. Pushing it even further back is still extremely smooth; while there is a noticable stop as the display gets to the 180 degree point, the motion continues smoothly all the way back as you keep pushing. While this laptop is not as light as a dedicated tablet is, it's still not bad to hold in tablet mode. Seeing a pair of USB A-type ports along with the single USB C-type, HDMI, headphone jack, and MicroSD card slot was definitely a nice surprise. It's a little disappointing there's only one USB C port, however, considering the number of devices now coming with C to C cables or that natively use the USB C port; this means you'll need to purchase a dongle to use a USB C-only device while charging the laptop. While you can get around this with USB A to C adapters or cables in some instances, you can't plug the majority of native USB C to video adapters into a USB A port as these adapters take advantage of some special USB C features. Usage - Powering on the 7415 leads to a near-instant loading of Windows 10, thanks in part to the Ryzen 5 5500u processor and the NVMe SSD. Setting up Windows 10 is the typical affair for the most part - it does ask to scan your fingerprint, however, which is done on the power button. The fingerprint sensor is as quick and accurate as any smartphone or tablet and enables one-touch login. I'm not going to bore you with benchmark numbers, as you can find those elsewhere, but I will say this - the Ryzen 5 5500u is no slouch when it comes to heavy-duty tasks like video editing, 3D modeling, or code compiling. It'll give many current desktops a run for their money. WiFi is particularly snappy in this laptop thanks to the 802.11ax-capable card installed. Network transfers from SSD-equpped desktop computers were fast over the WiFi connection, averaging somewhere between 85 and 100 megabytes per second, or 680 to 800 megabits. Compared to WiFi 5 laptops I have, the connection was about 40% faster overall. Bluetooth works as it should. Headphones, gaming controllers, keyboards, and mice all easily connect and sound great. The SSD is good but it's not great. 256GB is small, and even though it's an NVMe device, it didn't test much faster than older SATA3-based SSDs. The good news is this can be upgraded, and various manufacturers make NVMe SSDs that offer nearly limitless lightning-fast storage compared to the hard drives of yesteryear. The battery life is amazing. While editing video, 3D design work, and gaming will kill the battery within a couple of hours, normal usage (surfing the web, streaming movies, using productivity software) will give you incredible battery life. I've seen well over 10 hours while surfing the web and watching things on Disney+. 8GB of RAM is usable for most people, but this is also easily upgradable using DDR4 SODIMMs. The keyboard is an absolute joy to type on. While there are two laptop keyboards I'll immediately prefer over this one, Dell's keyboards have come a long way in 4 years. The trackpad is also quite nice, very large, and the chrome-finished edge makes it easy to see in the dark (though I would prefer it to have a backlit edge as well. The touch screen, like every other Dell touch screen I've owned, is also quality with a bright, detailed picture and terrific accuracy. The webcam is okay. Not the most clear thing I've used, but far from the worst. The manual shutter on it is a nice feature, perfect for an added sense of security. The other part of this laptop worth talking about is graphics performance. It has a Radeon 7 core integrated graphics processor. While this won't play every single game at ultra graphics in 4k resolution, it's fast enough for the casual gamer to enjoy pretty much any title available today at reduced graphical settings. As an example, Tetris Effect: Connected from XBox Game Pass, which is a moderately demanding title, ran at 1080p 60 fps with medium settings. Downsides - So there was some software that came with the 7415 I either have a long-seeded disdain for or I could find no functional reason for it to be there. The good news is this software was easily removed without the need to reinstall Windows 10. I already mentioned that this laptop charges via USB C. This could lead to problems if your USB C port dies, since there isn't another USB C port on this laptop. I personally would have preferred to see a second USB C port instead of a second USB A port. This is the biggest reason I rated the laptop 4 stars instead of 5. Speaking of the USB C charging, the included USB C charger's cable is integrated. I personally believe that this should use a connector like other laptops using USB C to charge, as this would potentially save you money should the charger fail (cables are cheaper than chargers, after all). Being this is USB-C and not proprietary, however, you can replace it with another brand of USB-C charger. Finally, the SSD is on the small side. While I know some things had to be cut to make this laptop hit its price point, a 512GB SSD doesn't cost much more than a 256GB SSD these days. If you buy this laptop, this will probably be your first upgrade; the good news is it's an easy one. Final Thoughts - Out of the box, the Inspiron 7415 2-in-1 is a great choice for anyone looking for a midrange laptop that performs well. You get premium build quality, terrific performance, and some of the latest and greatest technology of today. It can go from work to play without a problem. You might be uninstalling some bloatware right away, but otherwise it's good to go from the moment you turn it on for the first time. If you do pick this up, consider getting a USB C hub to go with it if you have anything you plan on connecting that uses USB C.

Great price! Seems like will be great for homework

Amazing. Great laptop for the the price . Easy to use

I’ve always been a fan of Dell. Not too expensive but good quality.

Very nice laptop. Fast. Starts promptly. Nice sharp display.

Absolutely love all the features… especially the touch screen.