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This laptop works for my needs and it seems like a good deal to me. Final price paid is $487.49 without tax. Main draw for me is the low price now (while I am a bit broke) and the ability to upgrade for just a bit more later (if I wanted to). Build quality for 7000 series is typically solid. The screen is quite bright at 300 nits (typical, other manufacturer spec max) and decent color (72% NTSC)
Dell Inspiron 7591
Core i5-9300H (4C 8T 8MD L3 cache, 45W TDP)
UHD 630 integrated graphics
FHD 1920x1080 anti-glare IPS panel, 300 nits typical, 72% NTSC, 160deg viewing angle (horizontal and vertical)
8GBx1 DDR4 2666MHz (not soldered, has another free slot)
256GB SSD (NVMe 3x4)
Has an extra NVMe slot (for Intel Optane per Dell's manual)
Has an extra 2.5" HDD bracket (supports up to 2TB according to manual)
Backlit keyboard with numpad
802ac 2x2
56Whr battery
Aluminum body
Fingerprint reader (integrated into power button)
3 USB3.1 Gen1 ports
Thunderbolt 3 Type-C
HDMI 2.0
4.12lbs
Price calculation:
$607.49 after 10% off from email sign-up (before tax)
-$120 off AMEX offer (YMMV)
Final price = $487.49 before tax. Shipping is free.
Product page:
https://www.dell.com/en-us/member...es_section
Email list signup page for 10% off:
https://www.dell.com/preferences/signup/?c=us&l=en&s=epp. [dell.com] This typically takes 30 minutes or so to arrive.
Specs:
https://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/i..._en-us.pdf
Service manual:
https://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/i..._en-us.pdf
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1) Most Lenovo these days have soldered RAM and no way to upgrade. This has 2 upgradeable slots.
2) The screen on this is better than most Lenovo's laptop I have seen. Most Lenovo's in this price range typically have 250 nits screen (max) while this is 300 nits (typical).
2.1) Most Lenovo's in this price range has TN screens.
2.2) Color representation is also better than most in this price range (72% NTSC vs typical 45% NTSC)
3) Build quality is solid on this laptop based on most reviews I have seen.
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Looks like slickdeals did a paid review here:https://slickdeals.net/article/buying-guide/dell-inspiron-15-7000-7591-laptop-review/
So take that with a grain of salt...
How does this compare to Lenovo deals all over these days? Thanks
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1) Most Lenovo these days have soldered RAM and no way to upgrade. This has 2 upgradeable slots.
2) The screen on this is better than most Lenovo's laptop I have seen. Most Lenovo's in this price range typically have 250 nits screen (max) while this is 300 nits (typical).
2.1) Most Lenovo's in this price range has TN screens.
2.2) Color representation is also better than most in this price range (72% NTSC vs typical 45% NTSC)
3) Build quality is solid on this laptop based on most reviews I have seen.
Also, just as a backup, I checked out the viewing angle specs on some cheap Dell laptop with TN screens. It's typically around +10/-30 deg for vertial and +40/-40 for horizontal.
Also, just as a backup, I checked out the viewing angle specs on some cheap Dell laptop with TN screens. It's typically around +10/-30 deg for vertial and +40/-40 for horizontal.