Dell Inspiron 15 Reviews

I have found the Dell Inspiron 15 to be a great laptop. It runs Windows Vista. For travel it provides a basis for me to work, to pass time watching a movie or to work on my personal items as well. It runs my personal applications perfectly. The high resolution screen makes watching video pleasurable. I have actually purchased two of the Inspiron 15 series. A 15R for my son to use. It is still running great and has not had an issue so far. I am not completely satisfied with my laptop. It heats up very fast and will just shut down. I have bought the most popular and best fans for it and still overheats and shuts down. The computer is now being used by my 20 year old autistic son and due to the heating issues, it is very frustrating for him.

I have had my Dell 1525 for two year now. It has generally been great for what I need- Web Browsing, Streaming and general word Processing, although it would struggle with gaming etc. However I have been having issues with the Power Cable. It has been temperamental for a while- I needed to fiddle with it to get it to start charging., and ...  Read the complete review

When I turned 21, I asked my Dad for a new laptop as mine was dated, slow and was basically ready for recycling. I knew I wanted a Dell as I have always had brilliant experiences with Dell laptops and computers when using others, and my old laptop was an ancient Dell. I wasn't too sure which one I wanted to get as I knew I needed ...  Read the complete review

I've found this laptop to be a good, fairly cheap laptop, although unfortunately it is lacking in some areas. - The Product - When I brought this laptop everything came ready installed, all I had to do was turn it on. With a fast boot up time it set a good initial impression, and after testing it on a few games it worked ...  Read the complete review

The first few laptops I owned were all Dell products, and I have found that they've all been quite similar. Generally speaking, they are all very well built and solid pieces of equipment, and when I've had any problems with them, the people I've spoken to in their help departments have always been very helpful and been able to address my ...  Read the complete review

I have been using this laptop for ~4 months. It is very easy to use, quick and looks great! Something i find particularly important is a laptop, is that it isn't too noisy to use. i do most of my work in libraries to this is vital. The mouse 'click' isn't loud at all and the mouse itself has a very good feel and is easy to use. I ...  Read the complete review

The cost Dell Inspiron 15 - purchased this earlier this year t a cost of £400 from a private/independent PC Shop. Although you can also purchase it from PC World for £349. The package It comes with a a dual core intel premium P6200 processor as standard. Plus a good bundle of stuff - Windows 7 Home ...  Read the complete review

Well When I first got this laptop it was great I had no problems with it. It was not until a 6/8 months later I realized my integrated webcam was not working; the light was no longer on and it just kept telling my to re connect my webcam. (of course it is integrated in my laptop so how could I re-connect it?) After doing some research ...  Read the complete review

Before converting to a macbook pro I had this laptop for 2 years whilst I was a student at university. I was excited to use my new laptop like anyone is when they first get a new gadget but I am afraid the honeymoon period did not last long. After about 6 months the laptop slowed down significantly and began crashing extremely ...  Read the complete review

My husband teaches ICT so when we decided to buy our daughter a laptop he went into ICT mode telling me all about processing speeds and internal memory and all other sorts of things that made me switch off. I had a different agenda, I wanted a laptop that looked like it was for a nine year old girl!! Whilst he was doing his research, I ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Dell laptop for 3 years now and i have had a lot of use out it. Its functionality is great, easy to set up and add programmes too, like printers or security packages etc. The actual screen is very good, i use mine to watch movies and programmes on and its nearly as good as a T.V. To begin with the speed was great but 2 years ...  Read the complete review

This laptop is extremely good for the price that it costs. I have many different forms of software on it, such as Fireworks, Flash, Photoshop and Dreamweaver, and the laptop still runs very fast. This shows that it would make a brilliant laptop for somebody who does a lot of work with photos, websites or animations. The laptop is very ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Dell for now 2 years. I brought it because I needed something to use for university. I began to love my laptop for the following reasons.: -I realized it is so lightweight and transportable. I mean I lifted my sister's Apple Mac ect. and found it so much heavier than mines. -This might sound silly but I ...  Read the complete review

I bought this a month ago and thought I'd wait a little a bit before I wrote a review. Essentially this does exactly what it says on the tin and that's the best thing about it! Starting with the design is simple but classic, particularly if you just go with the black casing. It's light weight and comfortable in the lap. ...  Read the complete review

Having had an Inspiron for a few years I decided that I would like an upgrade. After thorough rummage through the endless offers and reviews for the lower priced laptops I settled on the Inspiron 15 due to the competitive deals and consistently good reviews. Out of the box I was impressed by its sleek looks and small size, ...  Read the complete review

At 15.4 inches and 2.7kg, this rather large heavty thing is a good replacement for a home desktop. Being at the cheaper end of the flashy laptop spectrum at around £300 and customiseable from the website, this laptop has everything to offer. My version however is the vista version instead of the faster operating system of ...  Read the complete review

The Dell Inspiron 15 is one of the most inexpensive laptops on the market today. Although inexpensive it still is a good laptop that has plenty of nice features for its cheap pricetag. With a weight of only 2.7kg, it offers maximum portability that comes with its oustanding 4 hour battery life. The look of the laptop is of a black ...  Read the complete review

The dell Inspiron 15 is one of the cheapest 15.6" laptops on the market starting at a very reasonable £299 but really you need to be looking at the £350 model as the celeron processor in the £299 model are painfully slow. With a £50 upgrade to intel pentium processor available by customisation on Dell's website, this laptop then has ...  Read the complete review

The Dell Inspiron was only the wnd ever laptop that I have used. As configurable as it is, I had the lowliest model with the non Intel processor. All the same though, for Uni notes and work it is up to the job. I didn't nuy this Laptop , it was a gift - I am under the impression though that you can find them quite cheaply, as little as ...  Read the complete review

My experience with Dell has been awful. Have had nothing but problems with both laptops. Customer service reps are very rude and uncooperative. I paid 250 bucks to replace a shattered screen that was not covered by the warranty and not even a week after I got the product back the screen shattered again simply by closing it. The screen on my husbands also shattered and the plastic on the side is cracked. Very poorly built. Neither of us have been rough with them, actually they never get moved and hardly get used. Customer service hung up on us after we spoke to several different people. We have had these for less then 6 months and have nothing but problems. We have also put over 1000 dollars into them and now one of them does not work at all. Awful product and awful service.