Dell Inspiron 11 7386

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Pros:

Numerous configuration options, solid and well-built case, impressive Wi-Fi performance, Bluetooth 5.0 ready, TPM, fingerprint sensor, good input devices, low black level, contrast-rich display, reasonably colour-accurate screen upon delivery, fast NVMe...
Exceptional 4K display, impressive hardware, fast performance, great keyboard, has Dell Mobile connect.
Premium build materials, Fast CPU options, NVMe support with two M.2 slots, Minimal port selection but has everything you need, Bezel-less design, Won't heat your hands up

Cons:

Fingerprint magnet, few ports, no Thunderbolt 3, no DisplayPort, slow USB 2.0 microSD card reader, no Kensington lock slot, the left trackpad button on our test device was faulty, UHD resolution only brings disadvantages, dark display, the Core i7 proces...
Runs rather hot, average battery life, What we say Well made and impressively specced, the Dell Inspiron 13 7000 is one of the most powerful two-in-one notebooks that money can buy though modest battery life means that it is best suited for short power m...

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Last revision on January 27, 2019

Reviewers Liked

Numerous configuration options, solid and well-built case, impressive Wi-Fi performance, Bluetooth 5.0 ready, TPM, fingerprint sensor, good input devices, low black level, contrast-rich display, reasonably colour-accurate screen upon delivery, fast NVMe
Exceptional 4K display, impressive hardware, fast performance, great keyboard, has Dell Mobile connect
Premium build materials, Fast CPU options, NVMe support with two M.2 slots, Minimal port selection but has everything you need, Bezel-less design, Won't heat your hands up

Reviewers Didn't Like

Fingerprint magnet, few ports, no Thunderbolt 3, no DisplayPort, slow USB 2.0 microSD card reader, no Kensington lock slot, the left trackpad button on our test device was faulty, UHD resolution only brings disadvantages, dark display, the Core i7 proces
Runs rather hot, average battery life, What we say Well made and impressively specced, the Dell Inspiron 13 7000 is one of the most powerful two-in-one notebooks that money can buy though modest battery life means that it is best suited for short power m
No USB-C charging, Unimpressive color coverage (IVO M133NWF4), PWM-adjustment of the brightness (IVO M133NWF4) (fixable by our Health-Guard profile)

Expert reviews and ratings

A letdown. Dell's new convertible is a bitter disappointment, at least in the configuration we have tested. It is even more frustrating that the device has the potential to be a great laptop, but it has been let down by several vital failings. We urge...

By NotebookCheck on January 25, 2019

The Inspiron 13 7000 2-in-1, a redesign of Dell's midrange convertible laptop, packs a few intriguing features, but we have potential concerns about the machine's battery...

By au.pcmag.com on December 29, 2018

The highest end version of the Inspiron 13 has a lot going for it with powerful hardware and a luscious 4K display that makes it an excellent performer for all but intensive gaming and graphics rendering duties. Where it falters though is endurance as...

By hitechcentury.com on December 03, 2018

Dell has almost reached Lenovo the edge in the battle for 13-inch convertibles. This Inspiron is one of the devices that you feel a connection with. You know you are holding a premium product when it is in your hands. We can easily compare the Inspiron...

By laptopmedia.com on November 29, 2018

When we last reviewed it in March, the Dell Inspiron 13 7000 2-in-1 convertible laptop managed just 4 hours and 34 hours on our battery life test. That's a poor result for a laptop meant to be used off the plug, whose screen rotates 360 degrees to let...

By PCMag IN on October 23, 2018