Dell 2024 Inspiron 15 Business Laptop, 15.6" FHD Touchscreen, Intel 10-Core i5-1235U, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics, Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Pro & Accessories

Where can I start, this has been my best laptop, the first days were a struggle, deleting the bloatware, updating drivers, downloading programs, passing files from my old laptop, the laptop was laggy sometimes, the laptop took a lot of time turning off and starting and I started to complain about my purchase, I had problems updating the Video Card drivers, I didn't have administrator permissions, but those were little issues that I solved, then, updating all the stuff, drivers, setting the system for the best performance and following the instructions from others users, my laptop turned into a monster.It runs all the games that I want (Rainbow Six with things in very high and ultra, GTA V in very high, PUBG in ultra settings, etc) with 60+ fps and it's amazing. It doesn't overheat and now it starts really fast and it works great.I bought it for school, but I wanted something that could run some "heavy" games and this was more than I was expecting. This is my first "gaming" laptop and I'm really happy with my purchase. Now I'll get a SSD and more RAM and it will be the perfect laptop for this price.[TIP]If your graphic card appears as Intel HD Graphics use this this tip to change it to GTX's card. (Thanks to -BigDaddy- for the help)1. Right Click on your desktop.2. Click NVIDIA Control Panel.3. Click Manage 3D Settings on the left menu.4. Click on the Preferred graphics processor drop down menu under the Global Settings tab.5. Select High-performance NVIDIA processor from the list.[EDIT]8 months later and it works like it used to work in the first weeks, all still really nice, I found more ways to make this laptop faster and I'm in love. It worked nice in school and it worked nice playing (8 hours or more playing) and it didn't overheat, sooo I can say that it was a nice purchase.[TIP]Look for videos to improve the performance of the graphic card, I just found out and it works a lot faster in games :D

I like this laptop. upgraded from a dell i3531 which is a $250 laptop so its a huge step up for me though It still a plastic laptop so you probably should expect small cracks on the side of the laptop that doesn't effect the usability and isn't noticeable. to help avoid this recommend getting a poly carbonate shell to give you laptop more protection. I like that the laptop has a full HD panel but the TN display make colors look much worse when compared to IPS but its overall is fine if you never used an IPS screen (the difference is considerable). Sound is good and the underside sub woofer makes listening to music a lot more immersive. 3 USB 3.0 ports isn't enough for me i need at least 4 since one port is always occupied with a wireless mouse receiver i also need a port to charge my mouse and a port for a external HDD which means i always need to unplug one of these things if want to use another USB. The HDD version i have is way too slow for 2018 standards and i think SSD's are close to becoming the standard for laptops. Keyboard and track pad are good so no worries unless your not used having a NumPad to the right of the keyboard which requires you to slightly disposition your hands from the center of the laptop to the left which is slightly uncomfortable if you want to type papers. I usually keep my laptop on my desk since I've seen pictures of the 7559 (which has the same body as this laptop) being completely destroyed because of the hinge defect on these laptops. At first i was worried that this might happen to me but its been over 2 months since i bought this so my fears have settled but you should still be careful to not drop this laptop cause it will probably break unless you get the poly carbonate shell which will make this laptop stronger. the gaming side of this laptop is fine and the fans do get noisy when your gaming but its drowned out by the games so i really notice most of the time.As of right now dell released the new G series gaming laptops which start at $750 which is 100 dollars more but the quality is bound to be improved and it has HDMI 2.0 for 4K at 60HZ and a M.2 SSD NVME drive for crazy fast memory speed even faster then M.2 SSD(which is the best you can get for this laptop). For example SSD M.2 is 5 times faster then HDD and NVME SSD M.2 is 5 times faster then a M.2 SSD.. though NVME M.2 SSD's are much more expensive but will get cheaper in the future so you can always buy one separately and add it in yourself since dell gaming laptops are easy to upgrade.the upgraded hardware on the G3 means your more future proof with G3 series laptops then with this 5577 but that is not to say you wont be fine with this laptop since you still able to do work on this laptop and game.Overall i gave this laptop 4 stars since its decent and i got it for $636.50 ($676.28 with tax) so i recommend getting this if you don't intend to run a 4k at 60HZ monitor or require NVME and don't care about color accuracy on the display.P.S you can run 4K at 30HZ which is enough for movies. also the polycarbonate shell I am referring to is here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XDBVZW6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1