Dell Inspiron 3511 Laptop, 15.6″ Full HD Touchscreen, Intel Core i5-1135G7 (Beats Intel i7-1065G7), 32GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, SD Card Reader, HDMI, Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home, Black

Good Deal!
Extremely happy with my purchase of the Dell 15in laptop. Ordered on a Monday and received it on the following Sunday. I ordered 32gig RAM and 1TB SSD. The product description claimed “in stock” but I assume the seller had to build it to my specs so it took a few days. The laptop arrived in an original Dell box and the machine inside was NEW! I was half expecting to find a refurbished laptop. In addition, a Dell 3511 was advertised but I received a 3520. A Dell warranty screen popped up during the setup and I was able to register with Dell.The machine itself…The Dell 15 3520 is light but sturdily built. It has a good feel. I’ve had other laptops that were built with soft flexible plastic. That’s not the case with this one; it feels solid. Keyboard action is good to the touch. The display is clear and bright. I would say it is generally fast. I don’t use it for anything that taxes the processer too heavily, but I do considerable work in graphics (Photoshop and CAD.) The only lag or latency I found is in Windows 11 processing not the machine itself. The battery life seems adequate, but I haven’t had it long enough to be exact. Under light to moderate usage, I think you can expect to get about 3 to 4 hours. Battery life, of course, always depends on how hard you push your machine.Be aware that this model of Dell laptop does not have a “num lock” indicator, not on the key nor on the screen. You just have to guess if “num lock” is on or off. Dell… what were you thinking?!! I solved this by finding a third-party widget on the web. (keyboard-leds.com) I now have a visual indicator in the system tray.If you’re a mouse user be aware that there is no keyboard method to easily toggle the touchscreen or touchpad on and off. You’ll have to use “device manager” to control the touchscreen and “settings” for the touchpad. Windows 11 does, however, have a nice feature in “settings” which automatically turns off the touchpad when a mouse is detected.The setup process…Set up was easy except for Microsoft’s poorly designed OneDrive feature. Be aware that if you are a Microsoft 365 subscriber, like me, Microsoft forces you to use OneDrive with Windows 11. I first tried to setup my new laptop as a “new PC” without OneDrive and that cost me untold hours of frustration. If you already have a PC using OneDrive, Microsoft ignores the fact you are setting up a different machine and will automatically start loading your new machine with your other PC’s contents. Even if you turn off OneDrive, it will turn itself back on without notification. The point here is that Microsoft will corrupt both machines and there is no fix or workaround until you remove your other PC from your OneDrive account. By then it’s too late, you must then reconfigure and reorganize both machines. While setting up this new laptop I watched Microsoft delete the desktop and other files from my old laptop. BEWARE OF ONEDRIVE! If you don’t want a mess, remove your old laptop or PC from your OneDrive account before starting setup on a new one.OneDrive could be a wonderful tool if Microsoft knew how to implement it. And don’t think you can call Microsoft to get help. They do not offer support on what they sell. If you can’t find help on the web you are out of luck. You will spend hours on the internet searching and finding possible solutions that, in the end, don’t apply to your situation and Microsoft’s web-based support is an endless loop of worthless patronization that basically says, “We’ve already got your money, you are now on your own.”Overall… Good machine, Good Price, Good Seller!

Ok Laptop…but…
Great computer, but battery life isn’t that great

Laptop computer
We need an upgrade for my daughter’s computer and decided to spend a little more on a better unit and very happy. Speed is awesome.

Absolute junk
If you’d like a computer with the speed of 1996 AOL Dial Up, this is the computer for you! This is the worst computer I’ve ever owned. It can’t manage to do more than one (very slow) thing at once, including email. Forget trying to use video for anything, you’ll never be able to because it’s so slow. It’s not my Wifi because my phone and other devides can do all of these things lightening fast. I am so annoyed to spend so much on a glorified drink coaster. After only a couple of months of suffering through this nonsense while trying to run a business, I am pulling the ripcord and buying a new computer…NOT A DELL.

Have hardware problems in a few weeks and finding it hard to fix it from outside of US. Impossible to contact customer support. Technical support simply asked me to contact sales! Horrible. Do not recommend Dell at all

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