Dell Inspiron 3583 15€ Laptop Intel Celeron €œ 128GB SSD €œ 4GB DDR4 €œ 1.6GHz - UHD Graphics 610 - Windows 10 Home - Inspiron 15 3000 Series - New

Ive had it now for 6 yrs and still going strong

Having to get an external hard drive for sufficient storage, but otherwise it works for me

Very fast, lightweight computer. After putting up with the slow boot up time of my old HP, this computer was like a dream.

I have had nothing but problems with this and do not understand why it is so slow or extra developer windows open or even closes all window, is not fast at all

great

Had to return because of broken screen did not reorder!

The Dell model 3583 is specified (Dell Specs p.12) with an 8th generation Intel core i3, i5, or i7 CPU. I suspect due to the chip shortage Dell was forced to dive into the ol parts bin and ship this particular 3583 with an older - and MUCH lower specs - Pentium Gold 5th generation CPU with limited cache. To try to compensate, Dell also shipped this unit with a M.2 SSD rather than the specd spinning HDD. That was very good of them. But the mis-match seems to be creating some lag in getting things done, although not critical. I may (probably) be wrong about this, but then Im not a computer whiz. It would be great if Dell eventually tracked this order and in future shipped us a comparable Core i3 CPU with a realistic cache. Hey, I can dream! In addition - 3583 comes specd with Win 10 Home (not S mode). S mode sucks and the time it takes to dump it is a pain. 2cts.

I order this Dell laptop at a very good price. No wonder. It stopped working the second day I used it. The screen stayed black no matter what I tried. I returned it no problem, but they charged me a huge restocking fee. I protested and they said the computer was working fine. Well, it didnt work for me, and I would stay far away from this supplier. It was a total waste of my time and money.

Nothing wrong w/the laptop except for the way it was advertised. I specifically ignored laptops that had Windows 10S. This one was advertised as Windows Home - which it is, but running in S mode. S mode is a real pain and getting out of S mode once its on there isnt straightforward either.

So the one I got does not have a touch screen so I am not sure why it asked to rate a touch screen. This laptop is great if you want to get get work done and play some minecraft for a little bit. If you open up the back you can add an SSD and if you want you can replace the NVME it comes with for a 2280 nvme. It does also have replaceable memory so if you want to upgrade to dual channel you can. Now if you dont run it at at full brightness and settings you can get a pretty decent battery life out of it. So for average school work and for having work papers this is a great laptop. With the benefit of being able to play some games.