Simple Details, Elevated Experiences. Inspiron 15 15.6-inch laptop perfect for everyday use, in a stylish, thoughtful design. Featuring the latest Intel Core i5-1334U processors.
Simple Details, Elevated Experiences. Inspiron 15 15.6-inch laptop perfect for everyday use, in a stylish, thoughtful design. Featuring the latest Intel Core i5-1334U processors.
Simple Details, Elevated Experiences. Inspiron 15 15.6-inch laptop perfect for everyday use, in a stylish, thoughtful design. Featuring the latest Intel Core i5-1334U processors.
Simple Details, Elevated Experiences. Inspiron 15 15.6-inch laptop perfect for everyday use, in a stylish, thoughtful design. Featuring the latest Intel Core i5-1334U processors.
Last updated at 07/06/2026 18:25:37
Dell Inspiron 15 3530 15.6" Full HD Laptop (Intel Core i5)[512GB]
Delivery $9.99
Dell Inspiron 15 3530 15.6" Full HD Laptop (Intel Core i5)[512GB]
Delivery between 9–21 July $10
originally posted on dell.com
I'll start with the positives -Very good CPU performance for a low power CPU.Respectable GPU performance, many older games can be played at medium settings.Keys have a nice feel to them, not to spongy. Slightly firm with nice little 'bump' to let you know you've pressed them.The touch screen works well, very responsive and accurace.Battery performance is good considering it's only a 3 cell battery, just don't run it at its highest performance all the time.The speakers are pretty decent and have enough volume for my uses.Not too heavy which is always nice.Good upgradability.The laptop has 2 RAM slots, one filled by the 8GB stick so upgrading to 16GB is easy enough.The SSD is in an M.2 NVMe slot so can be upgraded if you want.Many laptops come with ... MoreI'll start with the positives -Very good CPU performance for a low power CPU.Respectable GPU performance, many older games can be played at medium settings.Keys have a nice feel to them, not to spongy. Slightly firm with nice little 'bump' to let you know you've pressed them.The touch screen works well, very responsive and accurace.Battery performance is good considering it's only a 3 cell battery, just don't run it at its highest performance all the time.The speakers are pretty decent and have enough volume for my uses.Not too heavy which is always nice.Good upgradability.The laptop has 2 RAM slots, one filled by the 8GB stick so upgrading to 16GB is easy enough.The SSD is in an M.2 NVMe slot so can be upgraded if you want.Many laptops come with soldered RAM and/or SSD's so this is a nice change.Now for the negatives -Heat! This is a HUGE issue with this laptop and a few other people have said the same.Just booting up will see your CPU hit 90c+, that's really not acceptable.Surfing the web the CPU with a few tabs open will frequently jump to 80-90c.A few times the laptop has actually restarted because it was overhearting.On one occasion it wouldn't even restart for 2 minutes until it had cooled down.Chaging any of the performance settings does nothing to prevent this issue.Just in case it was Dells bundled software I decided to re-install Windows from scratch on a new SSD which I installed.It did nothing to prevent the thermal issues.Until I try replacing the thermal paste, just in case that is the issue, I have had to use 3rd party software to limit the maximum temperature the CPU will reach.Sadly that means performance is reduced.I tried installing AMD Ryzen Master to see if undervolting/curve optimiser would help, the laptop blue screens as soon as that is installed.The only way to fix the problem without any 3rd party software is changing your power plan so that the maximum power state is at 99%.That prevents the CPU from boosting over the base clock speed so impacts performance massively.I don't even think replacing the thermal paste will fix it, I think it's just a poor cooler in this laptop.The screen is anough issue.250 nits max brightness and 45% NTSC (around 63% sRGB) means colour accuracy isn't great and the image looks a little washed out.The SSD it comes with is bottom of the barrely. No DRAM cache (which isn't a big surprised) and is low endurance QLC NAND.It's a no-name brand so reliability is an unknown.I replaced the drive anyway so not an issue for me.Many new laptops have USB-C charging, even cheaper ones.This one doesn't which is a bit of a letdown but not a huge problem.All in all, this laptop could have been great.The only major issue that would make me advise people not to buy it is the thermal problems.If Dell could fix that, at the right price this laptop could be great.If you're OK with changing the power plan and running the CPU at reduced performance it may not be an issue for you.
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The laptop itself works quite well - very fast, long battery life, good documentation. Three hardware issues are annoying.The first one (I knew about when I ordered it) is the lack of an optical drive. I ordered one separately - only $40, but it seems very flimsy and reads only DVDs and not CDs. Also, the documentation on the drive is nonexistent. It came with an installation DVD which was outdated, and I wasted a lot of time trying to get it to work. I called Dell Support for help, and an agent pointed out that the drive had automatically installed itself!The second issue is the lack of an ethernet port, which would have made data rates a lot faster than relying on Wi-Fi. I did not notice this when I ordered the laptop.Third issue (which I didn't notice when ... MoreThe laptop itself works quite well - very fast, long battery life, good documentation. Three hardware issues are annoying.The first one (I knew about when I ordered it) is the lack of an optical drive. I ordered one separately - only $40, but it seems very flimsy and reads only DVDs and not CDs. Also, the documentation on the drive is nonexistent. It came with an installation DVD which was outdated, and I wasted a lot of time trying to get it to work. I called Dell Support for help, and an agent pointed out that the drive had automatically installed itself!The second issue is the lack of an ethernet port, which would have made data rates a lot faster than relying on Wi-Fi. I did not notice this when I ordered the laptop.Third issue (which I didn't notice when I ordered the laptop) was that the touchpad also provides the mouse left and right click buttons, which are separate on my old computers. I've pretty much gotten used to this, but it always requires an adjustment when I move between my other computers that have separate mouse buttons.Finally, I'm still working on getting several older applications to work on Windows 11. They work fine on Windows 10. This will be a real problem if I can't get them working -- but this is not Dell's responsibility.
originally posted on dell.com
My third Dell Inspiron in 15 years. Miss my last one (2015) as keyboard layout is slightly different to last one in particular top row functions. Also really miss the 3rd USB port as one was used for wireless mouse one for an external hard drive and spare for accessories. It also had a CD drive which I used for my work. Nice looking and quieter but does not really appear much quicker or easier to use. Thought it would have improved more in past 8 years though I am not a techie. Set up support offered from Dell did not appear great having paid extra for transferring data and very little 'general help info' from Dell upon delivery. Impressed by next day delivery. Main criticism would be the very sharp edges to the top cover hinge corners which are alarming and whole ... MoreMy third Dell Inspiron in 15 years. Miss my last one (2015) as keyboard layout is slightly different to last one in particular top row functions. Also really miss the 3rd USB port as one was used for wireless mouse one for an external hard drive and spare for accessories. It also had a CD drive which I used for my work. Nice looking and quieter but does not really appear much quicker or easier to use. Thought it would have improved more in past 8 years though I am not a techie. Set up support offered from Dell did not appear great having paid extra for transferring data and very little 'general help info' from Dell upon delivery. Impressed by next day delivery. Main criticism would be the very sharp edges to the top cover hinge corners which are alarming and whole hinge design 'lifts up' main keyboard off desk when open which seems odd. Too early to tell how reliable it is.
| Colour | Silver |
| Screen Size (Inches) | 15.6 |
| Screen Type | LED FHD |
| Display Resolution (px) | 1920 x 1080 Full HD |
| Touch Screen | No |
Dell Inspiron 15 3530 15.6" Full HD Laptop (Intel Core i5)[512GB]
Delivery $9.99
Dell Inspiron 15 3530 15.6" Full HD Laptop (Intel Core i5)[512GB]
Delivery between 9–21 July $10
I'll start with the positives -Very good CPU performance for a low power CPU.Respectable GPU performance, many older games can be played at medium settings.Keys have a nice feel to them, not to spongy. Slightly firm with nice little 'bump' to let you know you've pressed them.The touch screen works well, very responsive and accurace.Battery performance is good considering it's only a 3 cell battery, just don't run it at its highest performance all the time.The speakers are pretty decent and have enough volume for my uses.Not too heavy which is always nice.Good upgradability.The laptop has 2 RAM slots, one filled by the 8GB stick so upgrading to 16GB is easy enough.The SSD is in an M.2 NVMe slot so can be upgraded if you want.Many laptops come with ... MoreI'll start with the positives -Very good CPU performance for a low power CPU.Respectable GPU performance, many older games can be played at medium settings.Keys have a nice feel to them, not to spongy. Slightly firm with nice little 'bump' to let you know you've pressed them.The touch screen works well, very responsive and accurace.Battery performance is good considering it's only a 3 cell battery, just don't run it at its highest performance all the time.The speakers are pretty decent and have enough volume for my uses.Not too heavy which is always nice.Good upgradability.The laptop has 2 RAM slots, one filled by the 8GB stick so upgrading to 16GB is easy enough.The SSD is in an M.2 NVMe slot so can be upgraded if you want.Many laptops come with soldered RAM and/or SSD's so this is a nice change.Now for the negatives -Heat! This is a HUGE issue with this laptop and a few other people have said the same.Just booting up will see your CPU hit 90c+, that's really not acceptable.Surfing the web the CPU with a few tabs open will frequently jump to 80-90c.A few times the laptop has actually restarted because it was overhearting.On one occasion it wouldn't even restart for 2 minutes until it had cooled down.Chaging any of the performance settings does nothing to prevent this issue.Just in case it was Dells bundled software I decided to re-install Windows from scratch on a new SSD which I installed.It did nothing to prevent the thermal issues.Until I try replacing the thermal paste, just in case that is the issue, I have had to use 3rd party software to limit the maximum temperature the CPU will reach.Sadly that means performance is reduced.I tried installing AMD Ryzen Master to see if undervolting/curve optimiser would help, the laptop blue screens as soon as that is installed.The only way to fix the problem without any 3rd party software is changing your power plan so that the maximum power state is at 99%.That prevents the CPU from boosting over the base clock speed so impacts performance massively.I don't even think replacing the thermal paste will fix it, I think it's just a poor cooler in this laptop.The screen is anough issue.250 nits max brightness and 45% NTSC (around 63% sRGB) means colour accuracy isn't great and the image looks a little washed out.The SSD it comes with is bottom of the barrely. No DRAM cache (which isn't a big surprised) and is low endurance QLC NAND.It's a no-name brand so reliability is an unknown.I replaced the drive anyway so not an issue for me.Many new laptops have USB-C charging, even cheaper ones.This one doesn't which is a bit of a letdown but not a huge problem.All in all, this laptop could have been great.The only major issue that would make me advise people not to buy it is the thermal problems.If Dell could fix that, at the right price this laptop could be great.If you're OK with changing the power plan and running the CPU at reduced performance it may not be an issue for you.
The laptop itself works quite well - very fast, long battery life, good documentation. Three hardware issues are annoying.The first one (I knew about when I ordered it) is the lack of an optical drive. I ordered one separately - only $40, but it seems very flimsy and reads only DVDs and not CDs. Also, the documentation on the drive is nonexistent. It came with an installation DVD which was outdated, and I wasted a lot of time trying to get it to work. I called Dell Support for help, and an agent pointed out that the drive had automatically installed itself!The second issue is the lack of an ethernet port, which would have made data rates a lot faster than relying on Wi-Fi. I did not notice this when I ordered the laptop.Third issue (which I didn't notice when ... MoreThe laptop itself works quite well - very fast, long battery life, good documentation. Three hardware issues are annoying.The first one (I knew about when I ordered it) is the lack of an optical drive. I ordered one separately - only $40, but it seems very flimsy and reads only DVDs and not CDs. Also, the documentation on the drive is nonexistent. It came with an installation DVD which was outdated, and I wasted a lot of time trying to get it to work. I called Dell Support for help, and an agent pointed out that the drive had automatically installed itself!The second issue is the lack of an ethernet port, which would have made data rates a lot faster than relying on Wi-Fi. I did not notice this when I ordered the laptop.Third issue (which I didn't notice when I ordered the laptop) was that the touchpad also provides the mouse left and right click buttons, which are separate on my old computers. I've pretty much gotten used to this, but it always requires an adjustment when I move between my other computers that have separate mouse buttons.Finally, I'm still working on getting several older applications to work on Windows 11. They work fine on Windows 10. This will be a real problem if I can't get them working -- but this is not Dell's responsibility.
My third Dell Inspiron in 15 years. Miss my last one (2015) as keyboard layout is slightly different to last one in particular top row functions. Also really miss the 3rd USB port as one was used for wireless mouse one for an external hard drive and spare for accessories. It also had a CD drive which I used for my work. Nice looking and quieter but does not really appear much quicker or easier to use. Thought it would have improved more in past 8 years though I am not a techie. Set up support offered from Dell did not appear great having paid extra for transferring data and very little 'general help info' from Dell upon delivery. Impressed by next day delivery. Main criticism would be the very sharp edges to the top cover hinge corners which are alarming and whole ... MoreMy third Dell Inspiron in 15 years. Miss my last one (2015) as keyboard layout is slightly different to last one in particular top row functions. Also really miss the 3rd USB port as one was used for wireless mouse one for an external hard drive and spare for accessories. It also had a CD drive which I used for my work. Nice looking and quieter but does not really appear much quicker or easier to use. Thought it would have improved more in past 8 years though I am not a techie. Set up support offered from Dell did not appear great having paid extra for transferring data and very little 'general help info' from Dell upon delivery. Impressed by next day delivery. Main criticism would be the very sharp edges to the top cover hinge corners which are alarming and whole hinge design 'lifts up' main keyboard off desk when open which seems odd. Too early to tell how reliable it is.
Upon unboxing I was pleasantly surprised by the light weight and slim design of the device. The angle of view of the screen is very obtuse and, as has always been my experience with Dell monitors, the display is crisp and flawless. I was already feeling that I was getting good value for money.Everything works as it should do given the product specifications and in particular, the boot time is very rapid. In addition, I expect the performance will improve even further as Dell have incorporated a spare RAM port and I believe the SSD drive is upgradable also. This was a significant selling point for me.Having only used the laptop for a a couple of weeks so far I am still familiarising myself with the new operating system but as yet I have not experienced a single ... MoreUpon unboxing I was pleasantly surprised by the light weight and slim design of the device. The angle of view of the screen is very obtuse and, as has always been my experience with Dell monitors, the display is crisp and flawless. I was already feeling that I was getting good value for money.Everything works as it should do given the product specifications and in particular, the boot time is very rapid. In addition, I expect the performance will improve even further as Dell have incorporated a spare RAM port and I believe the SSD drive is upgradable also. This was a significant selling point for me.Having only used the laptop for a a couple of weeks so far I am still familiarising myself with the new operating system but as yet I have not experienced a single issue with any of the hardware or software.Overall I have been very impressed with this laptop and consider it to be excellent value for money. More than capable of meeting my needs.
When making my decision to buy this laptop, I knew the spec I wanted and what I wanted it to look like. This laptop is absolutely beautiful to look at and has what feels like a metal casing but I doubt it is so not really sure about that. It works like a dream.It has the backlit keyboard and fingerprint sensor which was two of the features that I really wanted. The keyboard is lovely to touch and feels generally nice. I also like the spill resistant keyboard, although I don't actually know what would happen if I did spill something on it, I just hope I don't have to experience it.It performs all tasks without any delay, even some computer games are great on here, although that is not the main function of purchasing this.The battery life is not brilliant but it ... MoreWhen making my decision to buy this laptop, I knew the spec I wanted and what I wanted it to look like. This laptop is absolutely beautiful to look at and has what feels like a metal casing but I doubt it is so not really sure about that. It works like a dream.It has the backlit keyboard and fingerprint sensor which was two of the features that I really wanted. The keyboard is lovely to touch and feels generally nice. I also like the spill resistant keyboard, although I don't actually know what would happen if I did spill something on it, I just hope I don't have to experience it.It performs all tasks without any delay, even some computer games are great on here, although that is not the main function of purchasing this.The battery life is not brilliant but it suits my needs. I noticed some reviews were not happy with the but as I am a home user and mainly surf the internet, it's not an issue for me.The only problem that I have is the noise of the fan. I knew this would be an issue as other reviewers had mentioned this but I was hoping it would not be as bad. I have had other different brands of laptops and not one of them has had a fan as noisy as this. If the fan had been a bit more quiet, I would have given 5 stars.All in all, I am happy with this laptop, however, I do think it was a little pricey compared to other laptop brands.
1. This LAPtop cannot be used on your laps because it has ventilation holes in the bottom cover!2. I bought this model especially because I used to work with the numeric keypad. Unfortunately there is no LED indicator that the keypad is in numeric or arrow mode. Extremely uncomfortable!3. The cooler noise is very noticeable and cooler works almost always (I have the model with i7). Watching video at 720p on youtube (no other apps on) makes the cooler running. Scanning with McAfee antivirus (no other apps on) makes the cooler running at full power and the bottom cover so hot that it cannot be touched!4. The sound quality through internal speakers is absolutely awful! Audio tuning using MyDell Console does not help. The sound is like a heavily overcompressed ... More1. This LAPtop cannot be used on your laps because it has ventilation holes in the bottom cover!2. I bought this model especially because I used to work with the numeric keypad. Unfortunately there is no LED indicator that the keypad is in numeric or arrow mode. Extremely uncomfortable!3. The cooler noise is very noticeable and cooler works almost always (I have the model with i7). Watching video at 720p on youtube (no other apps on) makes the cooler running. Scanning with McAfee antivirus (no other apps on) makes the cooler running at full power and the bottom cover so hot that it cannot be touched!4. The sound quality through internal speakers is absolutely awful! Audio tuning using MyDell Console does not help. The sound is like a heavily overcompressed mp3. The sound quality through connected headphones is almost the same.5. The USB 2.0 port at the right side is so tight that I thought first that it is blocked or damaged, then I checked the manual that it is the USB2.0, then I used a hammer to insert the mouse adapter there and it will be there forever as I will need a pliers to take it out.6. There is a row of buttons on top of the numeric keypad to simulate a calculator. And a special key to switch the calculator on (to start a standard windows calculator app). Good idea! Surprisingly, the app starts not always, for example, when the standard windows notepad is open, - the calculator does not start by this key! Furthermore, the numeric keypad does not switch to in numeric mode automatically when you press the calculator key. Why?!7. You always need two hands to open the laptop! The top cover has a unique shape and lifts the laptop up when you open it! Just imagine, you lift the laptop up by one hand (through the top lid and hinges) and press it down by other hand. I hope, Dell made a test how many open-close cycles the hinges will survive.8. There is no arrows marking on the numerical keypad!9. Finally, to deliver the laptop, Dell used a currier company which does not provide a timeslot when the parcel is expected to be delivered. I had to take one full day off work to wait for the delivery.
I'm a retiree who volunteers with different groups to manage their websites. I also have a ton of family photos. My last laptop was the Inspiron 13-7378 and its memory is full-to-the-max. A nice machine but slow. Time to treat myself to this model. Gee whiz it's lightning fast!!!I would wish for a more focused utility to copy files and folders from my old PC to this one, but I got it accomplished the clunky way.I have a couple of concerns: 1) my mouse seems to skip around unpredictably, and this is happening no matter whether I use the pad or a cable or USB mouse. I've slowed down the action a bit, and that seems to help, but it's still occurring. 2) Edge menus make it harder to collapse the "ribbon" to view more of a webpage or document, and I don't see device ... MoreI'm a retiree who volunteers with different groups to manage their websites. I also have a ton of family photos. My last laptop was the Inspiron 13-7378 and its memory is full-to-the-max. A nice machine but slow. Time to treat myself to this model. Gee whiz it's lightning fast!!!I would wish for a more focused utility to copy files and folders from my old PC to this one, but I got it accomplished the clunky way.I have a couple of concerns: 1) my mouse seems to skip around unpredictably, and this is happening no matter whether I use the pad or a cable or USB mouse. I've slowed down the action a bit, and that seems to help, but it's still occurring. 2) Edge menus make it harder to collapse the "ribbon" to view more of a webpage or document, and I don't see device settings that help with this; and 3) The screen width-to-height ratio is even wider than previously. On my former PC, parts of web pages were not accessible because of this, and this problem continues to be true (but worse) with this new PC. I want to note that many websites locate their "next" or "submit" buttons at the bottom of their pages - stupid, but whatever. I am using MS Edge most of the time and find it concerning that either websites don't size correctly, or my device settings don't compensate correctly. I frequently use Edge's zoom to access the bottom of webpages. Sometimes I have to zoom out so far that words on the pages are illegible. Yet I can't find a device setting to fix this problem. Other than that - WOW I love this machine! Didn't think I would like the 10-key to the right of the QWERTY keyboard, but I'm loving it.
My new Inspiron 15 was purchased to replace a 10 year old Inspiron, which I was not having problems with, but it was just time.I really like the size and weight of the new laptop. Touchscreen and keypad are very responsive. Speed is fine for me, I don’t do gaming. I purchased the Dell Migrate. Had some issues with that and ended up calling Dell Support, but finally got things transferred.Two things are very negative for me. 1) the laptop fan runs constantly and, at least for me, is too loud. I have it sitting on a wire rack so I know it is getting enough air under the laptop, but still runs all the time. 2) Also, when on video conference (Zoom) meetings, the lighting is horrible. Even when I add my own lighting, the laptop picture will automatically change darker. ... MoreMy new Inspiron 15 was purchased to replace a 10 year old Inspiron, which I was not having problems with, but it was just time.I really like the size and weight of the new laptop. Touchscreen and keypad are very responsive. Speed is fine for me, I don’t do gaming. I purchased the Dell Migrate. Had some issues with that and ended up calling Dell Support, but finally got things transferred.Two things are very negative for me. 1) the laptop fan runs constantly and, at least for me, is too loud. I have it sitting on a wire rack so I know it is getting enough air under the laptop, but still runs all the time. 2) Also, when on video conference (Zoom) meetings, the lighting is horrible. Even when I add my own lighting, the laptop picture will automatically change darker. Never had this problem with the old laptop. I’m sure there is a work around, I just haven’t found it yet.I know there is always a learning period with anything new, so I hope that is all this is.
WARNING: If ordering a laptop, take a screenshot of the specs from the web page, check the specs with the sales team and keep all chat transcripts for your reference. Then, don't trust that you will get what you order!My experience: Starting a new job, Black Friday, needed to replace my 5 year old laptop that allowed me to use USB-C to plug into multiple displays at work and at home while charging the laptop. A long time Dell user, I found this Inspiron 15 3530, reviewed all configurations, all offered "USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C full function" and an "Aluminium exterior shell" (note: there was no plastic chassis option). I checked the manual, it said "For computers shipped with an aluminium chassis or a discrete graphics card installed" ... "USB 3.2 Gen 1 (Type-C) port ... MoreWARNING: If ordering a laptop, take a screenshot of the specs from the web page, check the specs with the sales team and keep all chat transcripts for your reference. Then, don't trust that you will get what you order!My experience: Starting a new job, Black Friday, needed to replace my 5 year old laptop that allowed me to use USB-C to plug into multiple displays at work and at home while charging the laptop. A long time Dell user, I found this Inspiron 15 3530, reviewed all configurations, all offered "USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C full function" and an "Aluminium exterior shell" (note: there was no plastic chassis option). I checked the manual, it said "For computers shipped with an aluminium chassis or a discrete graphics card installed" ... "USB 3.2 Gen 1 (Type-C) port with Power Delivery/DisplayPort. Connect devices such as external storage devices, printers, and external displays. Supports Power Delivery that enables two-way power supply between devices. Provides up to 15 W power output that enables faster charging".I used the chat function to check with Dell sales. They confirmed the laptop will have a "full Aluminium Chassis" and can charge the laptop and output to a 2nd display. I asked if it would work with the Dell 27" display with USB-C hub that I was to order with it, they confirmed that it would. Based on that I ordered the laptop.The laptop arrived, a plastic chassis. I set it up, connected the laptop to the screen got message on the screen "no USB-C signal from your device". I raised this with Dell Tech support. They informed me that I cannot output to a display using the USB-C connection, only the HDMI one.At this point, I have been in contact with >6 different people from Dell, needed to explain the issue several times and I am glad I kept records of all previous transcripts. They will not send me the laptop that I ordered to replace the incorrect laptop, I can only return the one that I got. Weeks have passed since I ordered the laptop and that this has been a huge waste of my time. I feel like a customer that was mislead and tricked by a Black Friday deal into buying from Dell. I will not order a Dell Laptop again.
Very good laptop for the price. it is fast (I have the one with the AMD Ryzen 7 and 16 GB of RAM) and deals with tasks easily (MS Office apps, light photo editing and coding). The battery last for a vry long time. Also, I love the feeling of the track pad. And finally, it is not too noisy in normal use. The fan can make noise when the computer is heavily solicited or when the battery is charging but it is expected and perfectly acceptable.I didn't put the maximum number of stars just because I don't like the way the computer rest on the bottom of the screen when you open it. Moving the screen changes the angle of the laptop. I'm not sure about the long term effect of the extraction vents being towards the screen on the screen itself. Finally, I understand that for ... MoreVery good laptop for the price. it is fast (I have the one with the AMD Ryzen 7 and 16 GB of RAM) and deals with tasks easily (MS Office apps, light photo editing and coding). The battery last for a vry long time. Also, I love the feeling of the track pad. And finally, it is not too noisy in normal use. The fan can make noise when the computer is heavily solicited or when the battery is charging but it is expected and perfectly acceptable.I didn't put the maximum number of stars just because I don't like the way the computer rest on the bottom of the screen when you open it. Moving the screen changes the angle of the laptop. I'm not sure about the long term effect of the extraction vents being towards the screen on the screen itself. Finally, I understand that for the price we can't expect the keyboard to be backlit or the power button to have a nice halo to show it is On but It would be nice to have at least an LED we can check to know if the computer is On or on stand by or off. I found myself pressing the On button a couple of times because nothing was showing that the computer was turning on and there was no noise from it or nothing on the screen (the DELL logo appears only later)
| Colour | Silver |
| Screen Size (Inches) | 15.6 |
| Screen Type | LED FHD |
| Display Resolution (px) | 1920 x 1080 Full HD |
| Touch Screen | No |
