Dell Inspiron 15 3000 FHD 1080p AMD Ryzen 5 8GB Memory 256GB SSD AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics

Works perfect, I’m keeping mines on S mode. This my 3rd Dell I purchased and I’m always happy with Dell laptops so I can’t compare to other brands. One think I noticed about this laptop is the smudges it gets really easy and not that easy to wipe off 👎. I attached a pic of my old dell and well the outside material is different. So maybe getting a laptop cover (sticker things) might help with noticeable finger smudges But other than that works great for me Read more

This is an awesome laptop for the price. This model is a good mid-price laptop, with a smooth processor, excellent graphics, and a simple interface. If you’re looking for a good, general use laptop, for occasional gaming, this is an excellent option. Read more

Computer came in condition described, however I can’t use it as I was given an incompatible charging cable, may update when able to use it Read more

I got this to use for a WFH job, it is great. Reliable, fast working like new. I love the simplicity of the laptop. Its smaller than I anticipated but that makes it great if I need to travel. Overall I am enjoying it to date. If anything changes i’ll update my review. Read more

This is our second time purchasing a refurbished electronic device, and are totally pleased with this laptop! Was very well packaged/protected for shipping, and was (as described) in new condition. Read more

I bought this machine to run Linux and did not wait long to install the latest Ubuntu 21.04. It works well and so I proceeded to upgrade it to 16GB memory with modules I already had as well as with an extra disk drive in the form of a 2.5 inch SSD to complement the built-in NVMe SSD. After removing the back cover this was easy to do and I am perfectly happy with the result. Couple of warnings, though: * battery life under Linux is poor. I cannot comment on Windows but I get only about 3 hours of usage out of it before I need the charger again. I turned off Bluetooth and activated the 'power saver' setting in Ubuntu. I have not yet played with other power management options in Linux as these tend to be more involved. * Because I need to run virtual machines, I decided to try and upgrade memory to 32GB. Some websites suggest the machine can take this. I was aware of the risk that it would not work and only proceeded because I had another box that I could stick the memory into. Turns out that with 32GB installed the machine would not proceed past the power on self test. It reports memory issues with two orange blinks followed by four white blinks of the power LED. The memory works find in another machine. Btw. Dell documentation states 16GB max and question here on Amazon says it is 8GB per DIMM slot. * I made the mistake of booting into Windows once and connecting to the network. After this I tried to install windows in a VM using the license key from the BIOS (can be extracted under Linux, google it). Microsoft's crazy policies foiled the attempt. If you buy this and intend to run Linux better never boot the pre-installed Windows! Things I like about this laptop: + matt display, which has a decent 1080p resolution that works great at this size + extensibility, will add more storage later on once 2TB SSDs are more affordable + Ethernet port! + plastic case is actually not as flimsy as some reports made it sound + pretty good value for money Things I don't like: - sound is thin and for video conferencing a headset is needed - business laptop! - USB 2.0 port only on the right-hand side. - can get pretty warm underneath - this is an Intel/AMD box after all Hope this helps. Read more

Very fast. Very clean and sharp picture. Very happy with purchase. Performance exceeds the price. Read more

Complete waste of money. Read more