Dell Inspiron 16 5630 Laptop 16 Inch FHD+ 16:10 Display, Intel Core i5-1340P, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 11 Home, Fingerprint Reader, English-UK Backlit Keyboard, Silver

Lightweight, good quality student laptop. Specs perfect for most courses and speed good enough to handle basic to mid tier gaming. Screen quality could be better considering the size. Overall very good value for money and looks wonderful.

Very pleased with our laptop. I've always bought Dell computers, mainly because they have been so reliable. The screen provides good resolution and the sound is fine too. Very happy with our purchase!

I needed a laptop mostly for business purposes and am very happy with my choice. Its fast, the screen is super clear, and I have more than enough storage for my needs. Job done - enough said.

Basically perfect for the price it was, got it for £550. Only complaint is the trackpad and speakers aren’t the best but a cheap mouse and pair of headphones and it’s perfect for light gaming and general office work

I ordered this dell product as brand new! However, it was obviously second hand, potentially been tampered with. Terrible screen. Terrible noise. Terrible fan. Terrible heat.Not fit for purpose. Its a LAP top. However it gets too hot to be put on a lap..Never ever using amazon again.

The Dell Inspiron 16 5630 has a lot! of horsepower. The processor was released in 2023 and is part of the Intel Performance Line. Marry that up to 16GB of RAM and Intel Iris Xe Graphics, and you have a laptop that is easily suited as a desktop replacement. The form factor is Dell's 'Slim & Light', which makes it super portable, and the 19:10 screen really helps when using apps like Microsoft Word, as the taller screen helps view documents more naturally in my opinion. The laptop comes with a full year subscription to McAfee Premium Individual, which includes a built in VPN. So that is one less expense. You can use the laptop immediately, as there is a trial installation of Office 365. Although you can play games on the laptop (on medium game settings), it's leanings are most definitely as a business machine. The pre-installed Dell software lets you do things like simultaneous data transfer. This is where you can set the laptop up to use two Wi-Fi channels to boost your connection speed, and also tell the laptop which apps to prioritize the available bandwidth to. Useful, as there is no ethernet port on the laptop. So if you are in a Teams meeting with your colleagues, you can set the laptop up to give maximum priority to the video conferencing app. I also like the fact that Dell have installed a sensibly sized 512 GB SSD hard drive, and not some headline-grabbing terabyte nonsense. 512 GB is more than enough for most business users, and allows you to switch on the Windows Recovery System, and dedicate a useful percentage of the drive for the saving of recovery points. Just be aware that this system is oddly off by default. It's not all rainbows and unicorns though. I use the Inspiron as predominantly a desktop replacement machine. It is connected to a Dell multi-monitor dock and permanently on power. Being from the 'Thin & Light' Dell line, the Inspiron sucks air from underneath the keyboard and exhausts out the rear. Opening the screen raises the rear of the keyboard and provides better ventilation to the fans. But I use my Inspiron with the screen closed most of the time, so I have fitted extra feet underneath the laptop, to give the same ventilation clearance as if the screen were open. The Inspiron comes with a feature called 'Adaptive Smart Charging', that says it learns your power connection routine, so I am hoping it will still cycle the battery. But according to the instructions, the battery pack is a replaceable item that will start to noticeably degrade after 18-24 months. Unlike my older Dell Latitude, the Inspiron battery is not an item you can simply release with a couple of sliders. But it is still listed as 'user replaceable'. But the biggest sin Dell have committed with the Inspiron, is that it's primary power port is a proprietary barrel-type connector. But Dell ship the 2024 Inspirons with a USB-C power supply. This means that if you want to power and use the laptop, you lose the use of the Thunderbolt connector. So docks and extension portable monitors cannot be used through the single Thunderbolt port. I have contacted Dell to request the 'correct' charger. You can purchase the official charger for £25. But that is an unexpected expense on what was already an expensive machine. Just be aware of this. If you like to use your laptop across your knees, or while lying in bed, you will need to sit it on a flat surface, otherwise you will be blocking the air intake grille. The specs say the battery life is 12 hours, which is just silly. In the real world, using the Inspiron with multiple Microsoft Office apps, the battery lasted just under 6 hours from 100% to the 'connect to power' warning. It is using typical office applications like Microsoft Office or Adobe Acrobat where this Inspiron really flexes though. Office applications like Excel open almost instantly. And working with 400 page PDF documents is now a pleasure. The sound quality from the speakers is superb. I'm not really a PC gamer, but a friend who is was very impressed with the gaming ability of the Inspiron. So if you need a slim, light laptop with plenty of horsepower, this model is highly recommended.

Comes with latest specs and 16G RAM but still somehow it is sluggish. Hangs, Noisy and overheating is a big problem, but yes can work as a good heater in winters.Screen quality is good though. Speakers are not so great.

Update: So I tested the battery. From full charge i used it on and off for browsing,shopping, reading the news and emails all day. I was amazed that it lasted around 10 hours. Thumbs up from me on the battery.I have to agree with others that signing in with biometrics rarely works however this is the only con I have come across a and isn't a deal breaker for me. Still worth the money!This is my first laptop ! Love it !.. It's fast, looks really good and does the job. I mainly need it for office apps and a bit of browsing. The screen size is great as I wear glasses and need the help :)Only received it 2 days ago so will update my review if anything changes.