| Standing screen display size | 15.6 Inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
| Processor | 2 GHz ryzen_5_2500u |
| RAM | 8 GB DDR4 |
| Memory Speed | 2400 MHz |
| Hard Drive | 1000 GB HDD |
| Graphics Coprocessor | Integrated graphics with AMD APU |
| Chipset Brand | AMD |
| Card Description | Integrated |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 8 GB |
| Wireless Type | Infrared |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 3 |
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Decent Laptop. May not the be the best, but deffinately good.......but......
This is a bit of a mixed bag. Before purchasing this laptop I had bought myself a hp x360 with pretty much the same specs, worked like a charm....until it didn't. The wifi card was broke right out of the box, a sure sign of the "quality" of this hp laptop. The lack of a consumer friendly assembly made fixing it impossible. So i decided to send back the hp and bet on dell. Now my experience with dell in the past was always strained, namely i wasn't the biggest fan of their bloat ware or the hardware.This laptop is nothing like any previous dell laptop I've had. Right out of the box the wifi worked (thank goodness), and the computer was clean as a whistle with very little to no bloatware whatsoever. The processor (the same one in the hp laptop), was as fast as could be expected. Battery life was well into 3 hours under nominal loads. Audio was on the better side of acceptable and overall performance was nothing to shake your head at either.Now for the cons. The laptop suffers from heat issues right out of the box, its vent is placed in a rather weird location, in the center. A fin on the rear bottom edge of the screen prevents hot air from being blown out the back. Instead a good portion of the hot air is vented out upward along the front of the screen. You don't feel any heat output from the vents but there is a warm spot on the bottom of the laptop, directly beneath the location of the cpu. This is usually not an issue as the ryzen processor rarely get above 12% cpu, assuming you disable the proper windows services.As for gaming performance, its not too shabby. The Vega graphics do a pretty good job running most games at fairly reasonable speeds. Good for light to Medium gaming, would not recommend heavy gaming due to heating issues.Things do do after purchase:*Buy RAM*SSD?The price difference between this dell and the hp is startling. I know that they are different grades of computer altogether, but for the price difference is not justified on the part of hp. A broken laptop right out of the box a perfect indicator of the lack of quality found in (at least that particular unit) hp laptops. Dell is old reliable, not the prettiest and surely not the best, but for the money you pay a worthwhile pc. It has its issues but they are livable. Its consumer friendly assembly make upgrading the laptop simple and easy. It's built in open SSD port and spare RAM slot are indications that dell is fine with you upgrading you product and actively encourage it, something rarely seen with manufactures lately.Overall this is a great computer, it has faults but none so glaring as to detract from its performance or looks. Its weight is reasonable, as is it's price. For the price this a fine laptop, dare I say a great laptop.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2019
This laptop is nothing like any previous dell laptop I've had. Right out of the box the wifi worked (thank goodness), and the computer was clean as a whistle with very little to no bloatware whatsoever. The processor (the same one in the hp laptop), was as fast as could be expected. Battery life was well into 3 hours under nominal loads. Audio was on the better side of acceptable and overall performance was nothing to shake your head at either.
Now for the cons. The laptop suffers from heat issues right out of the box, its vent is placed in a rather weird location, in the center. A fin on the rear bottom edge of the screen prevents hot air from being blown out the back. Instead a good portion of the hot air is vented out upward along the front of the screen. You don't feel any heat output from the vents but there is a warm spot on the bottom of the laptop, directly beneath the location of the cpu. This is usually not an issue as the ryzen processor rarely get above 12% cpu, assuming you disable the proper windows services.
As for gaming performance, its not too shabby. The Vega graphics do a pretty good job running most games at fairly reasonable speeds. Good for light to Medium gaming, would not recommend heavy gaming due to heating issues.
Things do do after purchase:
*Buy RAM
*SSD?
The price difference between this dell and the hp is startling. I know that they are different grades of computer altogether, but for the price difference is not justified on the part of hp. A broken laptop right out of the box a perfect indicator of the lack of quality found in (at least that particular unit) hp laptops. Dell is old reliable, not the prettiest and surely not the best, but for the money you pay a worthwhile pc. It has its issues but they are livable. Its consumer friendly assembly make upgrading the laptop simple and easy. It's built in open SSD port and spare RAM slot are indications that dell is fine with you upgrading you product and actively encourage it, something rarely seen with manufactures lately.
Overall this is a great computer, it has faults but none so glaring as to detract from its performance or looks. Its weight is reasonable, as is it's price. For the price this a fine laptop, dare I say a great laptop.
Decent Laptop. May not the be the best, but deffinately good.......but......
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2019
This is a bit of a mixed bag. Before purchasing this laptop I had bought myself a hp x360 with pretty much the same specs, worked like a charm....until it didn't. The wifi card was broke right out of the box, a sure sign of the "quality" of this hp laptop. The lack of a consumer friendly assembly made fixing it impossible. So i decided to send back the hp and bet on dell. Now my experience with dell in the past was always strained, namely i wasn't the biggest fan of their bloat ware or the hardware.Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2019
This laptop is nothing like any previous dell laptop I've had. Right out of the box the wifi worked (thank goodness), and the computer was clean as a whistle with very little to no bloatware whatsoever. The processor (the same one in the hp laptop), was as fast as could be expected. Battery life was well into 3 hours under nominal loads. Audio was on the better side of acceptable and overall performance was nothing to shake your head at either.
Now for the cons. The laptop suffers from heat issues right out of the box, its vent is placed in a rather weird location, in the center. A fin on the rear bottom edge of the screen prevents hot air from being blown out the back. Instead a good portion of the hot air is vented out upward along the front of the screen. You don't feel any heat output from the vents but there is a warm spot on the bottom of the laptop, directly beneath the location of the cpu. This is usually not an issue as the ryzen processor rarely get above 12% cpu, assuming you disable the proper windows services.
As for gaming performance, its not too shabby. The Vega graphics do a pretty good job running most games at fairly reasonable speeds. Good for light to Medium gaming, would not recommend heavy gaming due to heating issues.
Things do do after purchase:
*Buy RAM
*SSD?
The price difference between this dell and the hp is startling. I know that they are different grades of computer altogether, but for the price difference is not justified on the part of hp. A broken laptop right out of the box a perfect indicator of the lack of quality found in (at least that particular unit) hp laptops. Dell is old reliable, not the prettiest and surely not the best, but for the money you pay a worthwhile pc. It has its issues but they are livable. Its consumer friendly assembly make upgrading the laptop simple and easy. It's built in open SSD port and spare RAM slot are indications that dell is fine with you upgrading you product and actively encourage it, something rarely seen with manufactures lately.
Overall this is a great computer, it has faults but none so glaring as to detract from its performance or looks. Its weight is reasonable, as is it's price. For the price this a fine laptop, dare I say a great laptop.
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