Dell Home Office has
Dell Inspiron 14 5000 Series 2-In-1 Laptop (5406) on sale for
$538.99. Additionally,
earn 2.5% in Slickdeals Cashback, before purchase when follow the cashback instructions below (
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Shipping is free.
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Note, quantities may be limited as this is part of a 48-Hour Special Sale
Specs/Key Features- Intel Core i5 1135G7 4.2Ghz Processor (11th Gen)
- 14" 1920x1080 FHD WVA LED Backlit Touch Display
- 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive SSD
- 8GB (1x8GB) DDR4 Memory (3200MHz)
- Intel Iris Xe Graphics
- Intel WiFi 6 2x2 (Gig+) w/ Bluetooth 5.1
- Titan Gray Exterior Colorway
- 3-Cell battery (40Whr)
- Windows 10 Home OS
- Inputs
- HDMI 1.4
- USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A
- USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C
Warranty- Typically includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty w/ purchase
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Last time I checked a little over a month ago, Dell is still using Content Adaptive Brightness Control when on battery for all of their non-premium laptops. This means the brightness of the backlight is constantly subject to change without your input when the laptop isn't plugged in.
It drove me crazy, I had to return mine. It was the absolute worst thing when trying to watch movies with dark scenes, and especially bad when subtitles were on.
I otherwise thought the Dell was the best value out there, but here I am, typing on a Lenovo Yoga 7i that I love 100 times as much because the screen STAYS as bright or as dim as I set it to be, and doesn't change on its own just because somebody made their web page theme a dark color.
06/15/2021 12:08:17PM Agent (): "this laptop will have "Dell Intelligent Display", which you can surely disable. You have to "Right click on the battery icon in the systray. Click Dell Extended Battery Options from the menu. Under Dell Intelligent Display, click on Configuration and turn this feature off."
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Last time I checked a little over a month ago, Dell is still using Content Adaptive Brightness Control when on battery ...
I want to simplify my charger setup. can someone chime in on this?
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Last time I checked a little over a month ago, Dell is still using Content Adaptive Brightness Control when on battery for all of their non-premium laptops. This means the brightness of the backlight is constantly subject to change without your input when the laptop isn't plugged in.
It drove me crazy, I had to return mine. It was the absolute worst thing when trying to watch movies with dark scenes, and especially bad when subtitles were on.
I otherwise thought the Dell was the best value out there, but here I am, typing on a Lenovo Yoga 7i that I love 100 times as much because the screen STAYS as bright or as dim as I set it to be, and doesn't change on its own just because somebody made their web page theme a dark color.
That's what everyone should be doing IMHO… Gets rid of bloat and unwanted stuff.
Last time I checked a little over a month ago, Dell is still using Content Adaptive Brightness Control when on battery for all of their non-premium laptops. This means the brightness of the backlight is constantly subject to change without your input when the laptop isn't plugged in.
It drove me crazy, I had to return mine. It was the absolute worst thing when trying to watch movies with dark scenes, and especially bad when subtitles were on.
I otherwise thought the Dell was the best value out there, but here I am, typing on a Lenovo Yoga 7i that I love 100 times as much because the screen STAYS as bright or as dim as I set it to be, and doesn't change on its own just because somebody made their web page theme a dark color.
It seems like this Dell is more popular but for the life of me I can't figure out why. I'm leaning more towards the ASUS.
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I just chatted with a Dell rep.
06/15/2021 12:08:17PM Agent (): "this laptop will have "Dell Intelligent Display", which you can surely disable. You have to "Right click on the battery icon in the systray. Click Dell Extended Battery Options from the menu. Under Dell Intelligent Display, click on Configuration and turn this feature off."
I want to simplify my charger setup. can someone chime in on this?
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