Dell Inspiron 16 Plus 7640 Laptop - 16-inch 16:10 2.5K (2560x1600) Display, Intel Core Ultra 7-155H, 16GB LPDDR5X RAM, 1TB SSD, Intel Arc Graphics, Windows 11 Pro, Onsite & Migrate Service- Ice Blue

This laptop is genuinely amazing, a true machine. I bought this laptop in May and it still works perfectly fine. It runs well with split screen multi-tasking and gaming like Roblox. It also has astonishing speed. The battery life only drains a bit faster when you’re playing games, which is expected. Other than that, if you’re doing business work or schoolwork, the battery lasts for a long time. The screen colors and quality look great. The laptop isn’t too heavy, it’s the perfect weight. The camera quality also looks nice. Overall, this is a value for your money. Don’t walk, RUNNN to get this laptop if you like Dell products!

I bought this as a business laptop (which is exactly what it is), and it delivers in spades. The chassis may be plastic, but the soft-touch and nearly silent, back-lit keyboard gives this piece a nice premium feel. The screen is plenty bright and very vibrant, with bright, sharp colors, and the 16" screen is a noticeable upgrade from the basic 15.6", without feeling overly huge, like a 17" does to me. The trackpad is decent, but not my thing, so I use a mouse. The 13th Gen i7 moves everything along snappily and with no frustrating "oh, this thing is slow" regrets. It's far from slow, and accommodates a good bit of multi-tasking while still feeling crisp and unburdened, even with only 16GB of DDR5. It also is great for streaming video, and I've done it easily while working in 2 or 3 other open apps with no lag, no sweat. The only thing is that it should be obvious this is not a gaming laptop. So, without a discrete GPU, why does Dell think this can handle a 2.5K resolution at 120Hz (which was the default)? It can, as far as surfing the web maybe, but try anything that even remotely calls for GPU power and it's chop-chop city. Even the see-sawing text screen saver struggled at this setting. So, a bit of advice, drop your refresh rate down to 60Hz and you'll be good to go. TLDR; it's a business laptop, not a gaming rig...it's a web-surfing, spreadsheet, business software solution kind of piece...it's for video streaming, not graphical editing or creating...Buy it for what it is and it's a 5/5 in my book.

Fantastic purchase! The speed, battery life and quality are well worth it. I would highly recommend.

I'm a Mac user through and through but I also need to have an Intel based Windows PC around for certain applications that I frequently use. My needs are not exotic and I simply needed a reliable and good-enough laptop with good build quality. I've used Dell laptops for decades in corporate settings, mostly the Latitude branded products, but also a couple of Inspirons. All of my previous Dell laptops proved to be reliable and well built for the price. None of them broke or quit working, they simply became obsolete based on the greater demands that modern operating systems and applications place on them. Some were converted to Linux machines and are still functional. Anyway, when I looked at the affordable price point, performance, screen quality for the price, and known good quality keyboard and trackpad I settled on this machine. My expectations have been completely satisfied and I find this machine to be very pleasant to use. Great keyboard and a trackpad that is very close to Apple's stellar trackpads. No complaints. Would I prefer more ports? Absolutely! Especially a dedicated power port that doesn't consume the best connectivity option the computer has. Adding an affordable and compatible Thunderbolt dock solved nearly all of my I/O port needs and it has been a very reliable combination. The only compromise is that most docks, other than Dell's branded model, fall short of meeting the full power requirements by about 20 watts. Despite some earlier warnings in the system tray, once the laptop's battery is fully charged I no longer see any warnings about the power deficiency. Everything about this Dell laptop has exceeded my expectations. It's fast, well built, has a great screen resolution for the size of the screen, and makes the best of what Windows 11 offers. I did upgrade to Windows 11 Pro because I needed Remote Desktop but the stock issue Windows 11 Home will probably satisfy most users. Knowing that I was able to purchase this model on sale is simply icing on the cake. At the very least it helped subsidize my Windows 11 Pro upgrade. If this laptop had one more USB-C port, preferably with Thunderbolt 3/USB4 or better, and came with Windows 11 Pro, it would be a 5+ star rating from me. Including Windows 11 Pro would seriously temp me to click on the 5-star rating.

I got this Dell laptop to replace a crashed 5-year-old Lenovo. As soon as my IT person re-installed my software and content from a backup, I was ready to go. The computer is fast and works flawlessly, and I much prefer the keyboard layout to my old laptop. I've had no problems whatsoever thus far, and I have already hauled it across continents to another country for a business/pleasure vacation. I am looking forward to, hopefully, a long and quality laptop life!

J'ai choisi le Inspiron 16 plus 7640 d'entrée de gamme et je suis très satisfait. Selon mes moyens et mes besoins, je possède déjà une tour PC assez puissante, je cherchais un portable abordable et flexible. Facile à configurer, j'utilise les logiciels Adobe comme Photoshop et Lightroom facilement, je peux lancer Davinci Resolve et travailler en mode proxy confortablement pour finir mes projets sur ma tour. Je peux également rouler Studio One ou Reaper pour mes projets musicaux. L'écran est très lumineux et est super pour l'édition photo. Je voulais un écran assez large et c'est pourquoi je voulais un 16 pouces. Bonne machine.

Windows 11 still has some glitches

excellent , fast delivery

Tres bon pc portable