Dell Inspiron 16 5635 Laptop - AMD Ryzen 7-7730U, QHD 16 inch, 16GB LPDDR4x RAM, 1TB SSD, AMD Radeon Graphics, Windows 11 Home, 1 Year Premium Support - Platinum Silver

Even though the screen is LCD it has an LED look to it. The QHD 2560 X 1600 is very stunning to look at. It beats my previous 1900 X 1080 resolution screen by a very measurable amount. Even though I read a couple of reviews that said the speakers popped, mine haven't popped at all. On the sound, in order to get high definition surround sound you have to download the Wavesmaxx audio pro software. Dell has this capability built into their computers, but they evidently forgot to include the software with this computer to be able to use it. I had to do a web search to find the software. Seems every bit as fast as my last computer that also had a AMD Ryzen 7 processor with 16 GB of RAM. Operation of computer is very quiet with no fan noise. The FHD webcam is very clear and comes with software that among other things makes the camera follow you when you move left or right. The case is made of aluminum and has a very high quality feel to it. Since I downloaded the wavesmaxx audio pro, I do find that the sound is high definition audio with surround sound. And by the way, not only does it come with Dell premium support it comes with Dell Migrate software that allows you to transfer all your files & data from old computer to new.

Good pc very good performance. Plays dota 2 and cs 2. And really good for business. You can hear lil bit fan sound. Overall good laptop

The laptop performs well and is very fast. The battery lasts a long time, and I’ve had it for almost a year and love it. However, one of the USB ports arrived damaged, and Amazon required the entire laptop to be returned for a replacement or refund. That process felt like too much hassle, so I decided to keep it. Despite this issue, it works great overall.

great little laptop, pretty quick and powerful RYZEN 7000 and RADEON graphics,, it needed to be completely updated, BIOS and all ,, everything is fine as kind ,, and i got a great deal on it,, DELL is not the company it was 25 years ago,, they are super when it comes to support, and their quality is great,,

The battery never worked properly and turning on was difficult. I do not recommend this laptop as i have had it over a year now and for the last 7 months it has been a process of finding a position where the battery would charge, and if that position moved at all I lost power. The battery didn't charge. Had I not been ill I would have sent it back. For me, this was the biggest purchase I ever made on a laptop and has caused the biggest disappointment. I do not recommend,

This is a good laptop for all-around use. It doesn't have any standout features, but overall performs well for nearly any task you need it for.

A sharp screen, a excellent keyboard, and a fast processor. This is an excellent laptop for work and media use. It's well made and has great speakers. Not a gaming PC.

I purchased this PC as both a personal computer and for my music business. All was working fine until last weekend (after 4 months of use) when the computer would not turn on, completely dead. I tried various remedies from internet videos (I'm not a computer expert, but I do have an engineering degree), including removing the battery, checking the power cord and power port, removing RAM, unplugging the BIO, etc. At this point it looks like the motherboard is defective. I can't believe that there was a power surge either since my work computer was charging on the same circuit too with no issues. Will be contacting Dell to see if there is anything they can do for me, as well as a local computer repair shop to confirm my diagnosis. Update 4-4-24: Dell dispatched a repair technician to my house after calling their customer service. He determined that the motherboard was defective and replaced it. I was impressed with Dell's customer service to resolve the issue under warranty. My computer is back to fully functional.

Not much to say here. It's inexpensive, light, works great, and the 16" screen size is IMHO the perfect compromise. Larfg enough to be pleasant to use, but without the bowing and frame cracking you get with some 17" laptops.

I have never bought a new laptop that makes such a frustrating noise. Just a browser page is enough to use up the memory and trigger the noise. Utterly disappointing.