Dell Inspiron i5577-7342BLK-PUS,15.6" Gaming Laptop, (Intel Core i7,16GB,512GB SSD),NVIDIA GTX 1050

Nice computer. Fast boot. Great graphics. Loaded Fallout 4, Lightroom and Photoshop. All performed flawlessly. BTW, the screen looks fine, after reading the reviews about people swapping out the monitor, I was expecting garbage. It really look good, and I edit photos for a living. It's not pro, and you do have to tilt it to the right angle, but it's nothing to worry about. Certainly would not even consider swapping it out. BTW, it does look awesome connected to my 32" Samsung. Fallout 4 on the 32' looked great with this laptop. One tip, when you connect a second monitor via HTML, you will have to reselect the sound source, it defaulted to the HTML, even if it had no speakers. Also, after I did all the software updates, I was surprised to see the video source defaulted to the Intel onboard graphics, which will slow the system down. I had to go into the Nvidia settings and select the Nvidia graphics as the default for global settings. I thought that strange and might not have noticed if I hadn't run a benchmark and was surprised at how slow the graphics were until I changed the default. The BIOS settings are really dumbed down, not much to do there. The build is good, seems sturdy. It is not a light weight computer, but as a desktop replacement, I did not think it would be. Keyboard is good, and looks sharp with the red backlighting. Overall, very pleased, so far. I almost marked it down for having to fiddle with the Sound and video settings, and the consumerish BIOS, but it doesn't really detract from what seems to be a fine computer for the price. Highly recommended. It really is amazing the amount of computing power we can carry around in a small package for not much money.

The look and feel of this laptop is great, the laptop boots fast, runs smoothly, the screen colors are ok, the keyboard feels sturdy and the trackpad works nice, the only issue I had so far is the additional software added to the os, it's very intrusive, the included antivirus is specially annoying, constantly crashing full screen apps for no good reason and windows is constantly downloading and installing unwanted apps. I would give five stars to this laptop if the included software were less annoying.

I have the i7, 512GB SSD, with 16GB of RAM. I got this laptop because I needed a powerful laptop to run programs like SolidWorks and ANSYS but that was a reasonable price and small enough to bring to class. This laptop is not as small or light as the 2 in 1 ultra thin laptops but it is not big and bulky. I had an old 17.3" laptop before this and compared to that this is tiny. But the 15.6 still has a big enough screen for multitasking with multiple windows. The batter life is great. I have not timed it but it seems to be outstanding. I have played Player Unknown Battlegrounds and it handled it great, although it ate a ton of battery. It is fast and responsive. Super sleek looking. Full keyboard is nice. I like that it has 3 USB 3.0 ports and an Ethernet. The only complaints would be the outside does smudge very easily, the fans are pretty loud, and there seems to be quite a bit of bloat ware. Seems to use up a lot of RAM when idling or web surfing.

Conceptually, this PC is a powerful little devil, but (a) its main retail package includes Windows 10 Home (oh-lord...ah), and (b) it is unforgivably flimsy (as most game laptops are, but still...). Specifically, I bought the version with the 500GB SSD and 16GB RAM, and then I added a 2.5" HDD that I bought elsewhere, which allowed me to use the SSD for programs and the HDD for storage/docs. ***The biggest pros include: 7700HQ processor, NVIDIA GTX 1050 video, near-full-size keyboard with num pad, non-glossy screen, drive bays for both SSD and HDD, plus ease of one-screw disassembly and access to battery, memory, and SSD/HDD (disassembly would be sooo painful if I instead were to buy the competing Asus VivoBook such as the M580VD-EB76... which I seriously considered FYI). ***The biggest cons include: large form factor (the laptop footprint is much bigger than the size of the screen), Windows 10 Home (let's face it, the Home version is trash... and if you don't know that yet, you will soon), flimsy hinges (so flimsy I feel guilty opening and closing the lid), flimsy back panel (thin and weak), flimsy gills (the red-colored metal radiator gills are cute but are made of tin foil, quite literally... super-extra flimsy), flimsy body (so flimsy I can bend it visibly by using only two fingers of each hand to twist it in opposite directions), no video out except one HDMI port (you will need to buy USB to VGA Video Graphics Adapters to extend your desktop, which are $30 to $35 each - by the way, I recommend the ones made by Pluggable brand), and finally, with Windows 10 Home edition this PC is simply NOT cheap. ***One last tip: people who say that the sub-woofer on this laptop makes it sound awesome are either deaf or have really low expectations or working for Dell - ignore them and accept the fact that the sub-woofer is going to suck, and all subwoofers sized like a penny always suck. But also remember, Dell has simply never been great at delivering awesome speaker audio systems. I recall how a few years ago I was seconds ago from clicking the ORDER button on Amazon to buy a new "entertainment laptop"... but while eyeballing the features for the last time on the page, I noticed that this so-called "entertainment" (ssssh.....) laptop had just one - that's not two but one, ladies and gentlemen - speaker on it. What does this tell you? This tells you how Dell sees audio as part of a laptop - they think great audio is - well - nice but not required. Hence the subwoofer that doesn't look or sound like one. ***In conclusion, would I recommend this laptop? Yes, but only - and I mean ONLY - if size factor isn't super important to you AND if you are concerned with being able to easily open the back panel to tweak your system, which is one thing that this laptop does like no other: it requires removal of just ONE SCREW to remove the entire back panel for access to the guts (and as you may have suspected, I am very pleased with that!)

While its a good laptop, very disappointed that original power supply did not work!! Its not possible to get international warranty and dell support would give you a run around to different departments.

I love this. Perfect for my games (I run everything on high because I can!!) and so far no issues with any games at all. I plan to add another SSD this summer for more space and then it will be complete (no HDDs for me). Admittedly, the fan does get loud when the processor has to work hard and I really wish it didn't attract dust so easily (but to be fair, it's dusty where live) and the lid isn't too easy to clean if something gets on it. But these are all things I can live with. A solid for 4 for this laptop for doing all I hoped it would when I bought it despite small annoyances

very powerful laptop

Can't say anything as I didn't had a chance to try the laptop which I was really eager to.