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Run, don't walk to get one. The SSDs are a bit pricey yet, but they'll come down eventually, and they're worth every penny.

Fast (you'll be amazed if you've labored along with a sluggish HD), quiet (not a sound), lightweight, no heat, and the FHD touch screen is stunning. IMPORTANT: if you want to store stuff, buy a machine with at least 256 gigs, and go for 512 if you can afford it. Remember that Win 10, the Dell apps and utilities, and other installed programs grab a major share of the space. One peculiarity of SS drives, they appear to lose (and gain) gigabytes without warning. I downloaded a 4 megabyte app, and appeared to lose 2 gigs. Must be the nature of the beast. If anyone has an explanation, please respond.

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Othewise, this Dell 13 is the game to be playing. Pros: 1) Bang for the buck: You will not find a lot of 2 in 1 which provides an i5, 256 gb SSD and 8gb RAM for under 700. 2) Fast: I like the performance of this laptop. A tiny bit slow SSD but not a deal breaker.

3) Looks: Elegant and nice. After carrying a 15.6 for 3 years everywhere, having a classy 13.3 is real nice change. Cons: 1) Noticeably heavy: At 3.5 pounds, this 2 in 1 is a little heavy compared to other laptops in this category. 2) Display is bland: And yes, it is noticeable. 3) Battery life: I dont have a lot of issue with this as I am used to carrying a heavy gaming laptop everywhere which needed to charged every 2 hours, but I expected more from a 2 in 1.

It is giving me around 4 to 5 hours with WiFi and multimedia on. At $800, it is pricey for what is provides. But at $650 (what i spent for this laptop), it is a decent investment. If you can get it for $500 ( including the student discount, then is an AWESOME investment). Being a grad student, I needed a windows based laptop to run software which my Mac wasn’t able to do. After some research, I decided to buy Dell 7378.

Here is my summary- Pros 1. Excellent processor and fast speed, 7th gen intel and SSD Drive get the job done. Though not as good as Mac, Keyboard is smooth and nice to type on.

Touchpad is responsive and easy to use. USB C, UCB 3, HDMI, SD Card does the job for connectivity. Love the C port.

Windows 10 is really good and user-friendly. Pro Landscape 17 Cracked S60 V3 Certificate. Laptop has premium feel, with a metallic body and a nice touch to it. I am new to the touch feature, and finding it useful. Weight is more than it should be, but not every laptop can be as light weight as Mac is.

Battery life is average, around 7 hours. Could have been more. Bloatwares to start with, could have been removed. But one can uninstall it. All in all, this is an excellent laptop with premium configurations at the price, and perfectly suitable for Students as well as professionals with light to medium usage of graphics.