Dell Newest Inspiron 15 3511 Laptop, 15.6 FHD Touchscreen, Intel Core i5-1035G1, 32GB RAM, 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD, SD Card Reader, Webcam, HDMI, WiFi, Windows 11 Home, Black

The ram and processor is great very fast for editing podcast videos gaming, and other projects.

It doesn’t work. Charged overnight and couldn’t turn it on. Done with Amazon.,

Good computer, made well.

Dell laptop itself is very good. But Microsoft installed its own products and OS. It wouldnt let me install my other programs. When I tried to go through Microsoft procedures to allow me to do this, their programming took over and would allow me. So, I had to perform a factory reset/install. Once I wiped computer clean, then and only then was I able to install my own programs.

One of the worst laptops I have ever purchased. Better to get a refurbished MacBook for the same price than this. The only positive is the touchscreen.

One of the hinges on the Acer laptop I bought 2 1/2 years ago broke, and I couldnt think of a good way to fix it, so I bought this new Dell. Ive had it for five days and so far, so good. Everything works great, the sound is a huge improvement over my last laptop, and it feels good to type on.

Ive had this thing for a MONTH, and today the left side of my screen started breaking off from the rest of the computer--it got progressively worse throughout the day as I have a job that requires a lot fo computer use. Its like the lid/monitor is too heavy for the joint to hold it up, so its just snapping off. What a joke.

Great

I purchased this laptop for my garage workshop, and it is perfect for that application. It doesnt have the same feel as my higher end Dell Laptop I use for everyday things, but it works well and if you are looking for a good budget laptop this one is great.

Always had a work laptop so this was personal purchase ... *Use at home laptop choice to move around (versus lots of work travel) instead of a home desktop. Liked option of different memory and I went with the max to avoid external drives for storage. *Since more of a home use, went with 15.6. If traveling would have gone one size down. Larger screen is super clear but keyboard takes getting used to ... its off center (since they have a full number pad is to the right) and the wrist rest is larger because of the size. *Set up was simple, touch screen and touch pad so far so good. *Designed so screen wraps and lifts the keypad at a slight incline. Interesting if not necessary. Hopefully remains solid but time will tell. It is not a full flip over tablet (just FYI). I am not used to a plastic case and it has a lot of give and feels less solid to type on, but it is what a Dell is. *Disappointed it doesnt have camera suitable for facial recognition or fingerprint pad for access - didnt think to ask that question. Pin/password typed in only. I took that for granted. *Wish it had the USB charger instead of the old school round plug in adaptor as not interchangeable with many other PC laptop brands that have all conformed to USB - bummer because I have no back up now. *Fit for my purpose but I would not want to have to tote it all over the place since I went for the larger size its more clunky / heavy - thats my choice - so make sure you think of your usage. *Dell by brand and reputation is durable and reliable so hoping a good long-term choice.