2024 Laptop | Inspiron | 16" 1920 x 1200 Touchscreen | Intel Core 7 150U 10-Core | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB SSD | Windows 11 Pro | Wi-Fi 6E - Bluetooth 5.2 - Backlit KB - 1080p FHD Camera - Ice Blue

This is my first Dell Laptop. I’ve been using it for one day and I have to say that is the most solid, faster and powerfull Laptop that I ever had! I recommend to anybody who wants to experience one of the best Laptop in the Market! The item arrieved well packed and before I expected Great Seller, Great Communication.

My first impression is that this is an extremely good machine. Setting it up was easy, but be warned that any Windows 11 machine will take a very long time to setup while it downloads updates for Windows. It seems well built and is very fast. I haven't been able to test out the battery, but the Core 7 processor should be pretty power efficient, even though it can get up to 5.4 Ghz on the performance cores. I used to have an 11th generation i3 machine, so heat and fan noise were never noticeable, but they are prominent with this computer. The keyboard got very hot during my initial setup, and the fan was audible, but not loud or distracting. In a coffee shop it would be inaudible. I am curious to see how hot and loud it gets with just routine light internet and Office work. But heat and noise are the prices you pay for a fast processor, so I'm not dinging the machine for that. The touch screen works very well, and I like the display quality. It's very bright and I'll probably just turn it down for when I'm using the battery, unless I'm outside. Overall this is a top of the line laptop which seem suitable for my data science studies, which is why I got it. I paid $660 plus tax for a refurbished "very good" laptop, and I feel the value for my money was outstanding. My computer looks and acts brand new, so I urge you to consider the refurbished route. Be sure to download Dell Update, as it makes it much easier to keep the drivers up to date. Overall it is a great computer on the first few uses, and I will update this if that changes.Edit: I haven't run the battery dry yet, but Dell claims a 6 hour battery life with routine use, and that's what I estimate I'm getting with web surfing and word processing. The keyboard does not get hot during routine use, nor is the fan loud. I'm sure the battery will not be as impressive when doing data science tasks, but for light use it stands up very well.Edit #2: While it's a good computer, it shut off unexpectedly in the middle of my work 3 times in the first week I used it, so I returned it. I guess that's the risk you run with refurbished.