Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great, lightweight and powerful laptop. Needed a new one and didn’t want to break the bank to do so. More than capable of handling all work and home needs.

Great for the price. Bought it on sale. I wouldn’t pay full price, but it’s decent. I bought it to run one piece of equipment and it does a good job.

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LAPTOP VERY COMPACT. BATTERY LIFE IS SO SO. NO HEATING ISSUES. FAN COULD BE A LITTLE LOUD BUT NOT OVERBEARING. AMD RYZEN 5 IS MORE POWERFUL THAN I5.

I've been in school for 4 years now and have had all the other big-name computers but none of them can hold a candle to this one. Everything about this laptop is perfect and it exceeds all my needs.

Its ok, but there is an issue with touchpad. It click weird.

I have owned the laptop for 2 years and the only issue I have is the touch screen is very sensitive. Otherwise, extremely happy with the purchase.

Laptop is lightweight, has all the features needed for the average home office worker. Dell's are reliable, which is why I purchased this one. Like the touch screen option too

Does what i need it to. Compact and easy to transport. Touch screen is a nice feature. Battery does run down quite quickly.

This computer is awesome for the price and the brand. I normally purchase HP products but this was a much better purchase and the speed is excellent for everyday usage.

Im really enjoying my new Dell laptop. I love the features and how the feel of typing on the keyboard. I reccomend this laptop for the price (: Super satisfied.

Separating the Dell from Windows 11. The Dell is very nice. Small footprint that I wanted. Lightweight. Screen is very good. Would definitely recommend it. Windows 11 - that's another story. interface is very different from past versions. Takes a while to get used to it. Edge keeps showing it close unexpectedly. Not impressed with the new interface. All apps open in Edge. Can't display two text files side by side for comparison. Edge only lets one browser session be displayed. 'Mail' is very feature limited. I'm used to Outlook but you got to pay more for it. I hate 'OneDrive'. Will not use it.

I enjoy using this laptop. However, I wish I could still type when the laptop is folded into a pyramid or as a tablet. Initially the touch screen and keyboards was very sensitive, I would accidentally close out tabs while just trying to move the mouse. Alexa screen was constantly popping up when I was watching videos...that was the worse experience. Right now it is working fine and I've had the laptop for about a month. I also got the laptop at a really great open box price.

For the last 4 weeks, I've been using this laptop for college and everyday use. So far, the laptop has BSOD/frozen TWICE during light usage tasks. Sometimes the fans would activate and go back to normal. The only reason why I'm giving this a 4/5 star is that this laptop offers more features (Fingerprint Sensor, 2-in-1, touchscreen) than others in the same price range. Would I recommend this laptop to anyone? No. Save your money and wait until the holidays. For the $700 I paid for this product, you can find something better.

A small, lightweight, convenient laptop, the touchscreen turned out to be a very convenient thing on a laptop. I am more than satisfied with everyday tasks.

I got it over a year ago and I love it but within the first four months, the hinges broke luckily I had a warranty.

Great laptop. One small downside, only one USB port, could use two. Otherwise, fast speeds, compact, versatile as tablet or regular laptop.

lower right side screen got unhinged after a year and 4 months. no other physical damage not even a scratch. had to scotch tape it.

It was a laptop for my studies worked fine, just lagged a bit if I was running high computational algorithms, other than that it was a nice purchase

The Dell Inspiron 7415 is an underrated laptop. It's AMD cpu is blazingly fast in day to day tasks and can even be used for light gaming and professional productivity. Despite it's power, I never found thermals or fan noise to cause any issues, both being non-existent except under heavy or sustained loads. The ability to upgrade storage and memory is a great feature that many competitors opt to skip out on. Additionally, I found the keyboard to be excellent, and the inclusion of a fingerprint reader and touchscreen makes college life during the pandemic just that much easier. The battery on this machine is very impressive, easily lasting an entire day or even two if used lightly. Unfortunately, the Inspiron does have a few drawbacks. Firstly, the screen. The touch screen feels great, but the (lack of) brightness is borderline makes it near unusable in very bright rooms and impossible to use outdoors. With a peak brightness of around 212 nits, and a mediocre glorified TN panel, it won't provide a great movie or video experience. Secondly, the trackpad and tablet mode. The track pad is acceptable, but laughable compared to a Razer or Apple. It has a little bit too much friction, could click smoother/easier, and could have been a tiny bit bigger. I also ran into a few issues with the laptop not acknowledging I was trying to switch it to tablet mode, and when I tried to flip back to laptop mode, the screen would often glitch and register a bunch of ghost finger touch inputs in the top right corner, making the machine unusable until I restarted it. In conclusion, it's a great laptop, despite it's flaws. It has great performance and thermals, lasts all day long, and provides a great typing experience. However, the trackpad, screen, and tablet mode all leave something to be desired.