Dell Inspiron 3583 15€ Laptop Intel Celeron €œ 128GB SSD €œ 4GB DDR4 €œ 1.6GHz - UHD Graphics 610 - Windows 10 Home - Inspiron 15 3000 Series - New

I got this discounted, so maybe shouldnt be critical, but it is slow, and the other day the battery went down. I plugged back in and it wouldnt come on for a long time. Not sure the issue, but then it finally came back on. It took many attempts to get the power back on.

What this is: A super lightweight laptop with a descent set of ports and a workable screen at a fantastic price with the latest Windows version. What its not: a high-end speedster gaming laptop. This is an extremely power efficient, slower processor ensemble that easy to upgrade. Its is tuned by default to super power saver. IMO, that makes it almost unusable in real life. Set the power mode to performance, and it becomes a great media consumption, email, social, writing machine with a good 6 hrs of battery. Oh, there is an open slot to put any 2.5 (7-9mm) laptop drive inside and you can double the RAM memory for about $25. Im buying two more to use as Linux machines. I was hesitant about this at first but very happy in the end.

This laptop was … fine … until it wasn’t. First one key started to fail. Then another. The track pad got sketchier and sketchier. Then the hinge broke and bound up and started to take the bezel with it. Stuff like this happens … but I only had this thing for 8 or 9 months. Never took it anywhere. This things a piece of crap but will do in a pinch.

Got this just for my zoom meetings. The screen is cheap and blurry, but this stays put at my webcam table so I dont hv to move my better computer.

my Dell desk top works fine. I bought this for a back up. Ilike it.

nice for the price paid not the most updated, but was perfect for what i needed totally worth the buy works great and easy set up

The screen separated from the laptop. I saw another review with the same laptop and same sellers but on didnt use my better judgement. Broken. Lesson Learned! Plus they wouldnt give me the correct invoice, which I contacted the seller and amazon on several occasions about, so that I could qualify for the warranty. They mislabeled the product and sent me something I didnt know happened to be incorrect labelled until I contacted Dell directly about another issue which I wanted Dell to fix but the Dell couldnt help me until I had the product in my name which I couldnt get because of once again the invoice. They can keep selling defective products and lets see how long this keeps up. This is taken planned obsolesce to a new level!

The Dell model 3583 is specified (Dell Specs p.12) with an 8th generation Intel core i3, i5, or i7 CPU. I suspect due to the chip shortage Dell was forced to dive into the ol parts bin and ship this particular 3583 with an older - and MUCH lower specs - Pentium Gold 5th generation CPU with limited cache. To try to compensate, Dell also shipped this unit with a M.2 SSD rather than the specd spinning HDD. That was very good of them. But the mis-match seems to be creating some lag in getting things done, although not critical. I may (probably) be wrong about this, but then Im not a computer whiz. It would be great if Dell eventually tracked this order and in future shipped us a comparable Core i3 CPU with a realistic cache. Hey, I can dream! In addition - 3583 comes specd with Win 10 Home (not S mode). S mode sucks and the time it takes to dump it is a pain. 2cts.