Dell Inspiron 7710 All in One - 27-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) Touchscreen Display, Intel Core i7-1255U, 32GB DDR4, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce MX550, Intel Wi-Fi 6E, Services, Windows 11 Pro - White

The wireless keyboard and mouse started freezing up after about 10 days. I replaced the batteries in both, rebooted several times to no avail. I finally replaced both with a wired keyboard and mouse and the problem stopped. The junk they sent as an addition to the computer was worthless!

Great value

This computer is a far cry from the first PC I ever owned. The screen is a sleek design and contains components that would normally be found in a separate CPU. The keyboard and mouse are cordless so the only cable is the power cord. Its quick, powerful and I would buy it again.

This met my expectations and just what I needed!!!

The screen size is nice but the resolution is not high enough for the size. Should be 4K, twice what it is. This results in hard to read small characters. The keyboard is a flimsy POC, as is the mouse. The keyboard only lasted about 10 days. Spent 3 hours on the phone doing inane troubleshooting with Dell support trying to get them to send a new keyboard. (Dell management should call their own support and see what their customers experience.) We hope they are finally sending one. The bottom line is that we will NEVER purchase another Dell product.

Received the computer yesterday, when I opened it, the screen was not wrapped in plastic and had dirty fingerprints all over. At best it was an open box, if not a return or refurbished. There were no batteries for the keyboard or mouse. I set it up and it works perfectly, so far so good. It was still a great price; I bought this exact computer directly from Dell in December 2022 and it was about $300 more. Still disappointed that its not new!

Ironically I got this computer just in time because the day after it arrived my laptop stopped working. I was skeptical at first because its been a long time since Ive had a Dell computer. But this computer is great and Dell has some amazing customer service. The computer did not have an option to connect to the Wi-Fi and kept asking for a Ethernet cable, but after talking with customer service and having them walk me through the steps I was able to get the Wi-Fi working. The system runs smoothly and plays videos beautifully. My sister and me mostly use it for playing The Sims 4 (best game play Ive personally had on ANY computer) and I do some typing from time to time, also I love the wireless keypad and mouse. All in all this is a great computer and Im really enjoying it.

Received old computer

This computer is great. I got it for my 5th grader who has been traditionally on a hand-me-down Macbook pro. They use Windows at school so we wanted her to have a Windows computer at home. The specs-- 12th gen Alder Lake Intel core I7-1225u-- 10 cores 27 in very bright touchscreen. 1920x1080 at 60 hertz. It is light-- my fifth grader can lift it (carefully) Windows 11 Pro!! WOW. This might be overkill for this computer but a nice upgrade. 32 gigs of ram VERY VERY fast wifi 6 card on board Geforce MX550 with 2 gigs on the card (you need to change the setting on the computer to have this run 100 percent of the time. The Intel Iris is not worth leaving on-- see benchmarks. How to do this-- go into the Geforce control panel-- you will see three items on the left-- click on Manage 3D settings. Instead of autoselect-- choose the Nvidia card. You will be glad you did. Very fast 1TB SSD Not so great-- the wireless keyboard and mouse that comes with this computer feel very cheap. You have lots of ports on the back-- much more than your standard iMac--which is this computers direct competitor. Also-- packaging was not great. There was some glue on the screen when I pulled it out of the box and had to scrub it off. The caveats-- 1. THE POWER BUTTON. OMG. it is tiny. run your finger along the bottom right and you should feel it. It is way too small. Both my husband who works in IT and my daughter could not find it. 2. The web cam is not built into the bezel. Along the top-- you push it in and it pops up. This is very 1990s. Now, since in my opinion, this computers direct competitor is the 24 in M1 iMac-- (I also have this computer) I will give my opinion which one is better Screen-- Dell-- because it has touchscreen and quality seems better-- brighter Wifi-- Dell SSD-- tie RAM-- Dell because you can upgrade it to 64 gigs after market Webcam-- iMac-- who does popup webcams anymore? Peripherals that are included-- Mac (dell seems very cheap) Wifi card- Dell Speed doing normal tasks like email and web browsing-- Dell Weight-- iMac-- 10 pounds vs 15.83 for the Dell BUT the Dells screen is bigger Price-- $1479-- dell vs 1959 (iMac maxs out at 16 gigs but the memory is unified so the architecture is different also only 24 in screen currently is sold with the m1 chip) Ease of use-- Imac-- because of that power button being so tiny. Who do I think this computer is for? k-12 Students who need a computer for their room. Families who need a computer for the living room for general use, an older person who needs an all in one that can do most anything. Lastly-- I will leave you with the thoughts of my 5th grader who got this computer for her 10th birthday. She loves it. She likes that it can play most any game that she has tried so far. She said the webcam looks great-- much better than the Macbook pro. She said, most of all, she loves the screen.

This computer is amazing. Easy to set up. Easy to use. The colors on the monitor are vibrant. I love this product.