Dell Inspiron 11 3137 Series

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Pros:

Great battery life - 8 hours with a single charge
Full-size HDMI port and three USB ports
Handles the basics well

Cons:

USB 3.0 ports are same color as USB 2.0 ports
No RJ-45 port for Ethernet

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Last revision on September 24, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Great battery life - 8 hours with a single charge
Full-size HDMI port and three USB ports
Handles the basics well

Reviewers Didn't Like

USB 3.0 ports are same color as USB 2.0 ports
No RJ-45 port for Ethernet

Expert reviews and ratings

If the design suits you, the Inspiron 11-3147 fills both its tablet and laptop roles well at an attractive price.

By PCWorld on September 24, 2014

The entry-level Dell Inspiron 11 3000 Series 2-in-1 (3147) proves that you don't have to compromise if you want a convertible-hybrid laptop that lasts all day and fully utilizes its touch screen.

By PCMag on September 19, 2014

Dell announced a couple of new laptops at Computex 2014 and Pocket-lint managed to track down the Inspiron 11-inch and get a play with it. The Inspiron 11 3000 is a 2-in-1 hinged device - much like the Lenovo Yoga. The device can operate as a laptop, a...

By Pocket-lint on June 03, 2014

With heavy hitter hybrids like the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 on the scene, it looks like Dell feels compelled to step up its game. The latest from the Round Rock, Texas firm is the Dell Inspiron 11 3000 Series, a rethink of the smallest model in its...

By TechRadar on June 03, 2014

As Chromebooks become more popular, people ask if they should buy a low-cost Chromebook, which often runs around $250, or spend an extra $100 on an inexpensive Windows PC.We did a search at Amazon to see what $350 can buy in a Windows computer. On...

By GottaBeMobile on March 10, 2014

The updated Inspiron 11 is perhaps the ideal machine for home users, who may not need a laptop for anything more than web browsing, emails, media playback and the occasional video chat with relatives abroad. Or perhaps the good battery life makes this...

By Digit on January 09, 2014