Dell - 2-in-1 13.3" Touch-Screen Laptop - AMD Ryzen 7 - 12GB Memory - AMD Radeon RX Vega 10 - 256GB Solid State Drive - Era Gray

My first Dell laptop and so far I am thinking it won't be my last. I purchased this laptop on sale. For the cost, without the sale it is still cheaper than what Dell sells on website. With the sale it is honestly an amazing value. It is extremely fast with the quad core AMD Ryzen 7 and 12GB dual channel ddr4 RAM and 256GB ssd. These specs are very good and at the current price you won't find a better deal anywhere than BestBuy! Not only are the specs on paper nice but the laptop feels sturdy and well built. The screen is bright and very nice with a glass touchscreen. The sound is good with the only concern being bottom firing. The backlit keys have two light settings and turn off when not in use. The laptop has plenty of ports and has an all aluminum build. I just got the PC so I haven't had a chance to test battery life completely but so far it seems to go about 5-6 hours heavy use and with the settings and brightness tweaked it should go to 8 hours. The keyboard is responsive and feels good. Overall my initial impressions are very good. This is an awesome device. Also because it has the AMD Ryzen 7 it is close to the latest gen core i7 from Intel but the integrated Vega 10 graphics are about double to triple the performance of Intel and close to the Nvidia mx150 dedicated graphics card. You can play games with decent settings on this laptop. I highly recommend it to anyone. I don't understand the negative reviews. Try this for yourself and if you are on the fence just go for it!!

This is a great great Dell PC. Boots quickly. I recommend doing all the Dell updates. It fixes a keyboard and touch pad bug that happens when going from Tablet to PC. Also do the Windows update. Keep rechecking till both say no more updates. Love how Dell quickly fixes bugs found. Connected to my 4K HDR TV. Love being able to watch TV and work on PC at same time.

10 days after purchase, we've now had three Dell technicians remotely try their magic, but the wireless card keeps disappearing. I'm attaching two photos... My son needs to take this to college, so I think we're going to return it. I'm connected right now though, at least long enough to write this review....

The hate is strong for this one. I'm currently using this as my desktop replacement. I added a wireless mouse and wired keyboard. And use an external monitor. Lots of storage 256 gb with 12 gb of RAM. This notebook/ tablet/desktop should last me in particular a long time. A complainer mentioned the noise of the fan. The fan noise is audible when doing any gaming. And that's why I would give this product a 4.5 star review if I could. While web browsing or watching YouTube videos... if the fan is on I cant hear it. I didn't have any luck finding a case that I think would adequately protect this product while maintaining mobility and ventilation of internal fans. Considering everything this tablet/notebook/desktop is capable of and the PRICE it's offered at... I could easily rate this as a 5 star product.

So, for $699 I picked this up. The price was different in store compared to their app so I get the adjustment. Hours later the price is now +100 so yay me. Also, to have a AMD Ryzen 7 2400u with a 12GB and a 256 SSD for this price is just insane. Not an M2 SSD drive but I'm not working on it, this is for fun. After all updates including the BIOS firmware update and all scans, this laptop sits quietly and I do not hear the fan so I don't know what those comments are about. I do head the fan when the processor is working hard but it's not annoying. The nic is fast. The touch screen is great and if you poke it, it does not wobble like some of the other 2 in 1's I tested. The Asus was the best at this test, didn't even move a centimeter. This one moved ever so slightly but doesn't rubber band. Can't complain because I cannot believe I scored such a solid and packed laptop. I hope my nic doesn't die like I read the other reviewer said. I'm done with Lenovo because of that. Had the entire board die just after the 2 year warranty. This is my first Dell. Wish me luck! Only complaint is the power adapter. I can totally see this thing not lasting long however it's fine now and the plug in to the laptop, if one isn't careful I can see it easily snapping off if clipped accidentally. I don't know why manufacturers don't improve such a major component of a laptop. The Surface Pro has a pretty cool power plug. I think that would be a great addition.

I purchased this open box for $200 off of the listed price and for a Ryzen 7 2 in 1, it was a great deal. However, the first night setup was interesting as this laptop either froze or rebooted several times directly after finishing the Windows 10 setup. I figured that it might be that all of the updates had not installed and I saw that Dell Update had 2 pending, so I left the laptop plugged in and on for a few hours before checking on it. When I did get back to check, I saw that it had rebooted again but when attempting to logon it froze. I had encountered an issue with McAfee in the past and mostly use AVG, so I fully uninstalled McAfee and installed AVG. After several reboots and a scan everything seemed to be working fine. The next day I logged on to check email and in the middle, reboot, no error, no BSOD, just reboot. It happened at least 2 more times that day, and a few times the next day. Figuring that it may be a driver issue, since all Windows updates were finished, I started checking my driver versions on Dells site and they were all up to date? I have a few more days before I will be forced to return this unit, however I really love the speed and graphics and wished that the issues could be fixed. Next I guess I will try Dells Support before giving up. I will report back and update my rating if anything changes.

I've had this laptop about a month, and so far I really love it! I was in desperate need for a laptop after my Lenovo Yoga 720 13.3" laptop suddenly kept crashing and wouldn't stay on long (and on top of that, the touch screen had been cracked for a while). This one was on sale, so I decided to get it. It has a screaming fast processor, comparable to the Intel i7. This laptop cost less than the Inspiron 13.3" alternative with an Intel processor, even though the processing speed is about the same, if not better. It had no trouble playing the Sims 4 on high graphic settings. However, the computer did become hot, but I expected that since I didn't have it on a surface that allowed for decent cooling. I like the size and weight of it, it fits nicely in my backpack and isn't too bulky or heavy that I can't take it to and from class. The placement of the touchpad is also much better than the placement of the touchpad on my old Lenovo laptop. With the Lenovo Yoga, I found that sometimes my hand would accidentally touch the touchpad and move the mouse while I was typing. This laptop also has an external volume rocker, which I very much like when watching videos, for example in a dark room, and the keyboard backlight has already turned off. I don't have to fumble around and look for the volume buttons on the keyboard, I can just use the volume rocker. I also like the overall look of the laptop; the silver color is nice. The only cons that I have found with this laptop so far is that the screen bezel is on the larger side compared to other laptops on the market. I don't see it as much of an issue since I really just wanted a working laptop, but some people who are really interested in the aesthetics of a laptop might not want something like that. This same laptop with the Intel processor had a smaller bezel, so I was surprised, but not mad, to see that the screen bezel was bigger. This laptop also does not have a fingerprint reader, but that isn't a huge issue for me. My Lenovo Yoga had a fingerprint reader, so it's just something that I had to get used to. Overall, a very good laptop!

My previous laptop was a Dell Inspiron 1525 15-inch that I also got at Best buy. That one lasted me a good 4 years or more. Things started to fail on it so I had to upgrade. Coming from a 15 inch to a 13 inch was like a weight lifted off my shoulders, which it literally was. The 15-inch was a little heavy but this 13-inch ok s noticeably lighter. Performance isn't top notch, but being the first or second generation of the AMD ryzen processors, which have evolved to beat Intel's current CPUs. I almost wish I'd waited for the next gen of Ryzens cuz that gen of CPUs kicked serious butt, as AMD continues to do today. It's got more than your basic 8gb of ram, loaded with 12gb if I remember right which is enough to do most tasks that aren't too demanding. I've had very few issues with it. the one that gets me and then was the first issue I had with the other one as well is that the fan just starts getting noisy after the first month or two. Other than that I don't think I really had any other problems with it other than I probably should have waited for the next generation of CPUs to come out a couple months after I bought this. I'd still recommend it as a good mid-range budget laptop that does the job and is not bottom tier but a good mid range or upper mid-range productivity machine. If you bought this today I don't think you'd be disappointed as long as you're not expecting the performance of the XPS or anything.