The 14-inch Inspiron convertible starts pretty cheap at under $600 USD for both a 1080p touchscreen and a modern Whiskey Lake-U CPU. We go more in-depth on the system to find out what else it may be hiding when compared to the competition.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-Inspiron-14-5000-5482-2-in-1-i7-8565U-Convertible-Review.374211.0.html
Why does the Inspiron 14 5000 5482 2-in-1 use long-term scores for comparison in Cinebench, while the Asus Zenbook and Dell XPS competition uses the unrealistic peak scores?
The Dell XPS 13 9370 and Zenbook should get 580-590 as its score, not 630 and 640.
It's a BAD practice to use peak to compare. NBC still doesn't get it.
Did you know this laptop has a battery management system / software? I can set it for fast charge and it does charge within 1 - 1.5 hours...as most tech nerds know, faster charging does reduce battery life. The software has several modes and notes that slower (standard) charge time increases the life of the battery. Please do better homework as your comments about charge times is out of context and wrong.
i'm thinking of getting the i3 version. can the ram be upgraded?
tx James