Dell - Inspiron 2-in-1 14" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Core i3 - 4GB Memory - 128GB eMMC Flash Memory

I only use this Dell 2-1 14" Chromebook for - All Things in the Google Universe (ecosystem), some other Play Store apps, social, internet, internet, internet and a writing app. I'm not doing 3-D modeling or heavy photoshop. Do I wish I had more money and purchased a Pixel Slate with an i5 or 17 and more memory, yes. This is 4 pounds and the keyboard if stuck to it. I would prefer something 2 lbs or under with a detachable keyboard and a faster processor for when I use demanding apps. So far however I have not had any issue. The outdated i3 processor is doing everything fast I have asked of it. I keep multiple applications open and 25 tabs without a hint of delay. Next time step up and spend some more coin, plus I had 10 minutes to decide as Best Buy was closing, I was in a hurry...After spending thousands on a mac (they have less expensive ones) this is great, just without Garageband, etc. I use the heck out of this and it has worked very well except the wifi range isn't spectacular, however I have an old single band router and an only one slow internet with poor maintenance and at 12mbps - in the middle of the desert. The battery life is excellent. I am looking forward to a tablet in the future that does not have a fan, still stays cool and with a faster processor. I was told because this was solid state and did not have a fan, I must have misunderstood, it has a fan. Things with hinges will fail. For the money it is so far so good. It was "on sale", isn't everything? I think some people who hate Windows like me, who like the Google cloud concept, and love the way this syncs to an android phone will like this set-up. It is like my mac before cat hair killed it and how it synced with my iphone, but less money. If I wasn't addicted to a stylus of the Note line of phones I might still have an iphone and I would have looked at ipads. This will help with my closeted wanna be writer ambition, research and most internet everything. It is fast for the things I do and boots up fast like a SSD should. Interactions are instant between Google apps. If you are in this price range (on sale only; It was $150 less), aren't doing things that require a high end processor, don't mind the 4 lbs and think 14" then maybe? If you have more coin and demand more from a device then step up I suppose. I've had this less than a month so time might change my opinion. If I had more time to choose and think about it I would have spent more, gone lighter, leaner and more powerful$

I'm new to laptops and I know serious users laugh at Chromebooks. I absolutely love my Dell 2 in 1 Chromebook. I can't see ever using it as a tablet bc of the weight, but as a laptop it is more than enough for what I need. Plus I got it for $400 so I'm even more happy with it. I highly recommend the Dell 2 in 1 Chromebook to anyone in the market for a laptop, not so much a tablet.

I've only ever owned Windows laptops but wanted to try a Chromebook so I could have everything connected to my Gmail account. For my first Chromebook, I am very impressed and pleased with it. I've had it for almost a year and it hasn't given me any issues. It's easy to use, has great sound, display and battery life, has convenient accessibility features, and I love that I can charge it from either side of the laptop. I'm still debating if I'll commit to a Chromebook forever (I do miss Microsoft Word and I'm still learning keyboard shortcuts), but as a previous Windows user, I am very happy with my choice.

I love this laptop I’ve had it for almost 2 years and it’s got great graphics a nice premium feel to it and works like a charm lightning fast too. A plus is that google is always pushing out new updates to make it even better which I love. And I bought mine open box but overall I’m pleased with this product. Hope to have it last me 4+ years. Also I would always recommend buying these big price items on an Amex because they have purchase protection which will cover the cost of any damaged product when manufacturers won’t. Purchased it Sep. 27, 2019.

14 inch display is just the right size with the screen clarity and brightness levels just fantastic. Load and startup speed is faster than it takes to open up the laptop. It takes longer to input your password than to load up. The apps are blazing fast. WiFi Download speeds are off the chart as is the connection throughout my multilevel house. The storage available before you add apps is a little over 100GB. That may seem like very little but given the wide availability of cloud storage using various services (Google Drive, MICROSOFT One Drive and so on) I never found I was missing anything from my full sized laptop. Having never used the Chrome OS, I had a learning curve which was a bit steep but then quickly flattened out. Now I just love the OS, the slick touchscreen responsiveness, the 2 in 1 ability and the overall quality build. The power supply adapter connects to the laptop via a USB 3.1C port and quickly recharged the battery from 10% to 100% in under an hour. I also was able to get a bit over 6 hours doing light web browsing, photo editing, word processing and a few games played. A bio scanner would have completed the perfection of this Dell Chromebook. The price is a bit steep but the build quality is off the chart, the hinge is built for high daily usage, the back lit keyboard is a great feature, the tent mode is beautiful to have and use. Less I forget, you get a stylus that is built into its own slot on the front of the underside of the keyboard, easy to get to, easy to use and what a great inclusion.

My current Chromebook is about 3 years old and the battery health has started to fade so I was really looking forward to an upgrade. This Dell Chromebook is exactly what I was looking for. Pros: - The keyboard is back-lit, allowing for dark room typing. - The screen easily rotates around and turns it from a laptop to a tablet. Most apps I use on regular tablets are compatible and the touch screen was very responsive. - 4GB of RAM and an i3 processor give you all the power you need. In tablet mode, games I've played on my tablet like Plants vs. Zombies run much better. - The power cord has a convenient LED light so it is easy to find when you are looking to plug in for a charge. - You have FULL access to the regular Google Play store and all the apps within. Most older Chromebooks limit the apps you can access. - Excellent battery life. - Fast boot up times, automatic updates, and no worry virus protection. Cons: - It's a little heavy for a Chromebook. But that is a decent sacrifice for the screen size, battery life, and power. - It isn't easy to open. While the design is sleek, it takes a little bit of effort to pry the lid open. You basically need to force your fingers in between to create a gap that will allow you to lift up the screen when the lid is closed. This was a poor design choice. I'm a big fan of Chromebooks and have switched from Windows laptops for several years now. This model is a great option for anyone looking to simplify their computing experience.

Thus is a awesome laptop for my needs. Little on the heavy side, but other then it’s a perfect computer for my needs. And the price was excellent.

My family is a fan of Chromebooks because they turn on fast and they rarely have glitches. This Premium 2-in-1 Dell Inspiron Chromebook has quickly become a favorite device as it is small enough to take on-the-go and it can be turned into a tablet. The gray metal design makes this laptop appear nice, sleek, and it feels solid. The active pen that comes with this Chromebook is simple to use, and it has its storage compartment under keyboard which makes it easy to keep the pen in one place. Furthermore, the battery life lasts a long time, which is what makes this device suitable for travel. The size of the keypad is big enough to allow movement of the pointer, and it is not bothersome as the texture is smooth. I like that the keys don’t feel cramped which makes typing comfortable. The best feature is the Full HD touchscreen; it is bright and with fantastic resolution. The speakers are along the bottom edges of the laptop, hidden, but it still does sound great. The sound is clear, efficient and quality are great. The thing that makes this 2-in-1 Chromebook the function is the ability to switch between a keyboard laptop into a tablet quickly. This laptop functions without a cooling fan thanks to its fast 8th generation Intel core processor. It does not overheat even after using it for a prolonged time. It weighs a bit more compared to the other Chromebooks, but it is still acceptable for mobility. This Dell 2-in-1 design sets it apart from other laptops. It is a premium Chromebook that I enjoy using.