Dell inspiron 5577 i7-7700hq review năm 2024
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A high-end Dell laptop . Show Dell Inspiron 5577 BrandDell Screen15.6 inches Screen SurfaceMatte TouchscreenNo Pixels1920 x 1080 Display TechnologyTN Brightness? cd/m2 Refresh Rate60 Hz Storage1128 GB(All HDs and SSDs combined) Solid State Drive128 GB Ram12 GB CPU Intel Core i7-7700HQ 2.8 GHz (7th gen Kaby Lake Quad-Core with Hyper-Threading) GPUNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Operating SystemWindows 10 Home Weight5.66 pounds Release DateJuly 2017 Laptops similar to the Dell Inspiron 5577 The Dell Inspiron 5577 is on the following charts: Laptops Laptops with Matte Screens Gaming Laptop Comparison Dell Laptop Comparison About Product Chart This is a demo of a seamless insert of an Icecat LIVE product data-sheet in your website. Imagine that this responsive data-sheet is included in the product page of your webshop. How to integrate Icecat LIVE JavaScript. I wonder what the Inspiron 15 5000 Gaming laptop could have been if Dell hadn't made so many compromises. For $849, it's an attractive budget gaming laptop with good overall and graphics performance, thanks to its Intel Core i5 processor and Nvidia GeForc... Customers like the value and graphics of the laptop. They say it's a great budget gaming laptop with cool graphics. However, some customers have reported issues with the sound quality, saying the laptop runs very loudly and has a lot of static. They also have issues with screen quality, and durability. Opinions are mixed on performance, quality, battery life, and other features. AI-generated from the text of customer reviews 46 customers mention38 positive8 negative Customers like the value of the laptop. They mention it's awesome for its price, good overall for the price and quality, and a budget gaming laptop. Some say that the laptop has no problems and is worth the buy. "...This one was the best price for the specs I was looking for. Build quality is nice. It doesn't feel cheap...." Read more "Pros:- Very good specs for the money- Snappy and responsive-..." Read more "...This is the budget gaming laptop I've been looking for. I don't just game either. I do data analytics and photo/video editing. This handles it all...." Read more "...Pros:Great price for what you getSpecs match up to what you would expect speed and quality wise..." Read more 21 customers mention21 positive0 negative Customers are satisfied with the graphics of the notebook computer. They mention that it has a good IPS panel, and the quality of graphics is quite nice. The red back-lit keyboard is sweet, and it has beautiful design. However, some customers feel that the red accents are darker in color. "...So, in summary: Pros - great control, lightweight, good graphics, long battery life, useful built-in features and programs, solid-state hard drive..." Read more "...I thought the red accents would turn me off but it actually looks pretty nice. Not too "loud" or bright...." Read more "...I bought the 1050 4gb and the graphics are great very high def and smooth. I can play all of my games at high settings...." Read more "...The red back-lite keyboard is sweet. The boot time and turn off time are great...." Read more 108 customers mention75 positive33 negative Customers are mixed about the performance of the notebook computer. Some mention that it runs great, hasn't had a huge problem yet, and runs windows applications very quickly. However, others say that the 5400 RPM hard drive is pretty terrible, the browser issue is slow, and the wireless mouse doesn't work on the very smooth surface of the computer. "...The processing speed feels lightning quick compared to what I had and the quality of graphics is quite nice...." Read more "...It boots fast and runs windows applications very quickly thanks to the ssd and i7. Almost as quick as my desktop with an i7, GTX 1080, 16gb ram, etc...." Read more "...It worked fine and I only used it for gaming which wasn't much, I just switched my work over October of 2018, and it worked but I would get blue..." Read more "...As another technical error, my trackpad will occasionally not register my clicks, and I'll have to ctrl+alt+delete and access my Task Manager before..." Read more 98 customers mention54 positive44 negative Customers are mixed about the quality of the laptop. Some mention that the build quality is good, while others say that it has some hardware manufacturing defects and the screen quality is pretty sad. "...long battery life, useful built-in features and programs, solid-state hard drive with no moving parts, and strong compatibility with Windows 10...." Read more "...and since then its been problem after problem, a money pit and a piece of crap. I can neither recommend this computer or dell to anyone." Read more "...This one was the best price for the specs I was looking for. Build quality is nice. It doesn't feel cheap...." Read more "...and whenever I had to shut it to do something else the screen would freeze and I would have to restart it, losing all my progress since..." Read more 19 customers mention13 positive6 negative Customers are mixed about the battery life of the notebook computer. Some mention that it has good battery life, while others say that it runs out of storage rather quickly. "...So, in summary: Pros - great control, lightweight, good graphics, long battery life, useful built-in features and programs, solid-state hard drive..." Read more "...It appears the SSD has increased battery life to 14hrs plus at idle.Very happy with this laptop used as a engineering work station." Read more "...The battery life is incredibly short, especially when gaming as it will drain incredibly fast...." Read more "...The battery life is great when using the web or watching movies, but when it comes to gaming it could honestly use some work...." Read more 35 customers mention9 positive26 negative Customers are dissatisfied with the sound quality of the notebook computer. They mention that the speakers have a lot of static, the fans get a bit noisy, and the sound is horrible. Some say that the audio failed on day 1 and for the week they owned it would randomly play static. "...Not too "loud" or bright. The fans do get a bit noisy but not too bad to where it's annoying...." Read more "...The audio from the headphones jack as well as usb audio interfaces is tinny and VERY LOUD by default...." Read more "...The fan for this is also dead quiet. one thing that is disappointing, my wireless mouse does not work on the very smooth surface of this laptop...." Read more "...It sounds like it the voices are cracking when at high volume, but at low volume (roughly between 15-30) it sounds a lot better with the game audio..." Read more 21 customers mention6 positive15 negative Customers are dissatisfied with the screen quality of the laptop. They mention that the display is horrible, cheap, and has issues. Some customers also report that the text can be blurry and that they get major alerts and blue screens. "...When running windows programs the texts can be blurry but going on the web and playing games everything is all HD...." Read more "...The display isn't great- You will see every single fingerprint and mark on this thing...." Read more "Great looking laptop. The screen resolution is very good (not fuzzy). Pretty light for the size. Keyboard is fantastic...." Read more "...The screen is terrible, can't get quality gaming graphics with it"and such the like. I'm sure if you are reading this, you too have seen them...." Read more 19 customers mention0 positive19 negative Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the laptop. They mention that the hinge broke after less than 2 years, the case cracks, and the little black pieces have already broken off. The laptop seems to be defective and faulty, and some of the speakers started to crack after 4 months of use. "..."portability" applies to it since it is heavy and the hinge is too weak...." Read more "...and after two months, the base broke at the hinge...." Read more "...The case cracks and separates while articulating the screen...." Read more "...the keyboard is starting to come apart more of the little black pieces have already broken off, the laptop seems like its cheaply made for how much..." Read more Reviews with imagesThe Best Starter Gaming/Education Laptop I Could Find I've had my Dell Inspiron 15 5000 for a little under a year now, and while there are some complaints about it, it is still one of the best "starter" laptops I've had so far -- I'm even writing this review on mine.Overall, this laptop offers a wide array of performance as I've been able to run games like Stellaris, Ark: Survival, and Space Engineers all with fairly nominal quality, offered by the Nvidia GTX graphics card on board. The storage capabilities have not disappointed me either, as right out the box you have 1TB HDD space, and then 128 GB of SSD storage space, which helps the laptop run incredibly smooth in my experience running Windows 10. This has also served me well in doing some basic CAD for my Delta 3D Printer, though I wouldn't trust it to handle large-scale or incredibly detailed designs.Quality-wise, this laptop is rather well built in my opinion. The one-screw back access made it easy for me to install a new 8 GB RAM card, and to access the interior of the chassis to clean the fans (which can get a little loud while gaming, but aren't very distracting). I've also dropped this laptop down a flight of stairs without it's case, and besides a small chip on the bottom right corner of the keyboard panel, it still works just fine. I have rather large hands, but the corners of the chassis don't cut into my hands or my wrists, and there's plenty of space below the keyboard to rest your palms on while typing. The backlit keyboard is also a rather useful feature, as it saved my ENG102 grade whilst writing my term paper at 1:00 in the morning. The laptop itself is a little on the heavier side, as I wouldn't advise carrying it around in its case for long periods of time, but it fits well in a backpack to carry around campus, and isn't too bulky or flashy to use in public.As for my real complaints, three come to mind, both straight out of the box and after using this laptop for a few months. The battery life is incredibly short, especially when gaming as it will drain incredibly fast. I managed about an hour and a half of Rust, before getting a battery warning of 20%. This makes it difficult for gaming in a car or sitting in an airport terminal, but I've been able to handle some lighter games like Night in the Woods or Terraria just fine without having to plug in my charger.My second serious complaint comes from the trackpad; it is HORRIBLE. It often forgets where my fingers are while I'm trying to scroll, and the "clicking" element of using it is all over the place, registering as either a left or right click without me using both fingers. Granted, I've taken to using a wireless mouse in practice now, but it's cumbersome to use when sitting in a recliner or in a car, and I groan at having to use my trackpad. As another technical error, my trackpad will occasionally not register my clicks, and I'll have to ctrl+alt+delete and access my Task Manager before the trackpad will recognize my clicks again.In third, the screen on this laptop is somewhat of a let-down, being a TN Panel as opposed to an IPS. It's not too terribly distracting, but while laying in bed if I want to put my legs up, I have to fully extend my laptop to still see the screen properly.Overall, if you're looking for a decent starter laptop, with adequate gaming capabilities, but either don't have the room for a desktop setup, or the funds, the Inspiron 15 5000 won't let you down. I'd strongly recommend it for high-school or entering college students, though later on you may wish to upgrade to a better laptop, or a fully built desktop with better performance. Thank you for your feedback Sorry, there was an error Sorry we couldn't load the review
Top reviews from the United StatesThere was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2017 I had my original laptop (a Toshiba Satellite M505) since 2010 and it work well for everything I used it for. Then last month the second battery died along with the charger, so it was time to upgrade and after looking at all the options I choose the Dell Gaming laptop. I've had it for about a month now and so far, it has been a wonder to explore. The processing speed feels lightning quick compared to what I had and the quality of graphics is quite nice. I found the backlight for the keypad to be an amazing feature letting me type when its dark or hard to see well inside. I'm still learning about the other features and programs pre-installed but so far, they have shone usefulness (NVidia GeForce account, Xbox connection, Windows Defender, etc.). I should also talk about Windows 10, my original laptop started with Windows 7 and worked beautifully till they upgraded to Windows 10. It still ran well but certain programs and links to accounts simple got lost or could never connect. This laptop came with 10 so it has those bugs solved and most of the issues solved. Now for the big one: the gaming experience, was it good? Answer: yes, like I never have before! Playing on or offline, plugged-in or not gaming has never been so smooth for me. I joined steam ad installed Hollow Knight and it’s been a blast all the way. Battery life with last between 7 to 5 hours while gaming, and supposedly up to 15 hours when passive, unheard off for my previous laptop. As for the cons of this computer, not many but they are distinct. This laptop comes with a SD card slot, 3 USB ports, a LAN plug, and a HBMI port. It does have a DVD player, this can be a pro or con since there are no major moving parts inside to break or collect dust, but it means music discs ad movies will need to be on flash drives or you need to get a portable DVD player. The other major issue can be price, at 900 it can be pricey, though compared to other laptops with some of the same features it’s a good deal. So, in summary: Pros - great control, lightweight, good graphics, long battery life, useful built-in features and programs, solid-state hard drive with no moving parts, and strong compatibility with Windows 10. Cons - no DVD drive and soft keyboard along with a mid-range price tag. Overall, I have enjoyed the Dell experience and I have to say I love learning everything this computer has to offer. 8 people found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2017 I compared a bunch of different laptops suitable for gaming and work. This one was the best price for the specs I was looking for. Build quality is nice. It doesn't feel cheap. It has a matte, slightly rubbery finish which feels nice. No, the screen is not an ips panel but it still looks pretty good. I have high quality monitors for my desktop and this screen doesn't bother me a bit. It can run most of the newest games on medium settings. I get 50-60 fps on BF1 and that's without any further tweaking. I thought the red accents would turn me off but it actually looks pretty nice. Not too "loud" or bright. The fans do get a bit noisy but not too bad to where it's annoying. Overall, I would say this is a great gaming laptop in it's price range. It boots fast and runs windows applications very quickly thanks to the ssd and i7. Almost as quick as my desktop with an i7, GTX 1080, 16gb ram, etc. You really don't need more than 8gb of ram unless you are doing some serious multi tasking. 14 people found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2019 I've had my Dell Inspiron 15 5000 for a little under a year now, and while there are some complaints about it, it is still one of the best "starter" laptops I've had so far -- I'm even writing this review on mine. Overall, this laptop offers a wide array of performance as I've been able to run games like Stellaris, Ark: Survival, and Space Engineers all with fairly nominal quality, offered by the Nvidia GTX graphics card on board. The storage capabilities have not disappointed me either, as right out the box you have 1TB HDD space, and then 128 GB of SSD storage space, which helps the laptop run incredibly smooth in my experience running Windows 10. This has also served me well in doing some basic CAD for my Delta 3D Printer, though I wouldn't trust it to handle large-scale or incredibly detailed designs. Quality-wise, this laptop is rather well built in my opinion. The one-screw back access made it easy for me to install a new 8 GB RAM card, and to access the interior of the chassis to clean the fans (which can get a little loud while gaming, but aren't very distracting). I've also dropped this laptop down a flight of stairs without it's case, and besides a small chip on the bottom right corner of the keyboard panel, it still works just fine. I have rather large hands, but the corners of the chassis don't cut into my hands or my wrists, and there's plenty of space below the keyboard to rest your palms on while typing. The backlit keyboard is also a rather useful feature, as it saved my ENG102 grade whilst writing my term paper at 1:00 in the morning. The laptop itself is a little on the heavier side, as I wouldn't advise carrying it around in its case for long periods of time, but it fits well in a backpack to carry around campus, and isn't too bulky or flashy to use in public. As for my real complaints, three come to mind, both straight out of the box and after using this laptop for a few months. The battery life is incredibly short, especially when gaming as it will drain incredibly fast. I managed about an hour and a half of Rust, before getting a battery warning of 20%. This makes it difficult for gaming in a car or sitting in an airport terminal, but I've been able to handle some lighter games like Night in the Woods or Terraria just fine without having to plug in my charger. My second serious complaint comes from the trackpad; it is HORRIBLE. It often forgets where my fingers are while I'm trying to scroll, and the "clicking" element of using it is all over the place, registering as either a left or right click without me using both fingers. Granted, I've taken to using a wireless mouse in practice now, but it's cumbersome to use when sitting in a recliner or in a car, and I groan at having to use my trackpad. As another technical error, my trackpad will occasionally not register my clicks, and I'll have to ctrl+alt+delete and access my Task Manager before the trackpad will recognize my clicks again. In third, the screen on this laptop is somewhat of a let-down, being a TN Panel as opposed to an IPS. It's not too terribly distracting, but while laying in bed if I want to put my legs up, I have to fully extend my laptop to still see the screen properly. Overall, if you're looking for a decent starter laptop, with adequate gaming capabilities, but either don't have the room for a desktop setup, or the funds, the Inspiron 15 5000 won't let you down. I'd strongly recommend it for high-school or entering college students, though later on you may wish to upgrade to a better laptop, or a fully built desktop with better performance. 4.0 out of 5 stars The Best Starter Gaming/Education Laptop I Could Find Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2019 I've had my Dell Inspiron 15 5000 for a little under a year now, and while there are some complaints about it, it is still one of the best "starter" laptops I've had so far -- I'm even writing this review on mine. Overall, this laptop offers a wide array of performance as I've been able to run games like Stellaris, Ark: Survival, and Space Engineers all with fairly nominal quality, offered by the Nvidia GTX graphics card on board. The storage capabilities have not disappointed me either, as right out the box you have 1TB HDD space, and then 128 GB of SSD storage space, which helps the laptop run incredibly smooth in my experience running Windows 10. This has also served me well in doing some basic CAD for my Delta 3D Printer, though I wouldn't trust it to handle large-scale or incredibly detailed designs. Quality-wise, this laptop is rather well built in my opinion. The one-screw back access made it easy for me to install a new 8 GB RAM card, and to access the interior of the chassis to clean the fans (which can get a little loud while gaming, but aren't very distracting). I've also dropped this laptop down a flight of stairs without it's case, and besides a small chip on the bottom right corner of the keyboard panel, it still works just fine. I have rather large hands, but the corners of the chassis don't cut into my hands or my wrists, and there's plenty of space below the keyboard to rest your palms on while typing. The backlit keyboard is also a rather useful feature, as it saved my ENG102 grade whilst writing my term paper at 1:00 in the morning. The laptop itself is a little on the heavier side, as I wouldn't advise carrying it around in its case for long periods of time, but it fits well in a backpack to carry around campus, and isn't too bulky or flashy to use in public. As for my real complaints, three come to mind, both straight out of the box and after using this laptop for a few months. The battery life is incredibly short, especially when gaming as it will drain incredibly fast. I managed about an hour and a half of Rust, before getting a battery warning of 20%. This makes it difficult for gaming in a car or sitting in an airport terminal, but I've been able to handle some lighter games like Night in the Woods or Terraria just fine without having to plug in my charger. My second serious complaint comes from the trackpad; it is HORRIBLE. It often forgets where my fingers are while I'm trying to scroll, and the "clicking" element of using it is all over the place, registering as either a left or right click without me using both fingers. Granted, I've taken to using a wireless mouse in practice now, but it's cumbersome to use when sitting in a recliner or in a car, and I groan at having to use my trackpad. As another technical error, my trackpad will occasionally not register my clicks, and I'll have to ctrl+alt+delete and access my Task Manager before the trackpad will recognize my clicks again. In third, the screen on this laptop is somewhat of a let-down, being a TN Panel as opposed to an IPS. It's not too terribly distracting, but while laying in bed if I want to put my legs up, I have to fully extend my laptop to still see the screen properly. Overall, if you're looking for a decent starter laptop, with adequate gaming capabilities, but either don't have the room for a desktop setup, or the funds, the Inspiron 15 5000 won't let you down. I'd strongly recommend it for high-school or entering college students, though later on you may wish to upgrade to a better laptop, or a fully built desktop with better performance. Images in this review Top reviews from other countries2.0 out of 5 stars Mala experiencia. Reviewed in Mexico on May 21, 2018 En mi experiencia fue mala. Ya que, al probarla con programas que su requerimiento es mínimo al sistema.Esta se empezaba a trabar, se sobrecalentaba. Entonces la deje prendida por unos minutos sin hacer nada, aun así trabajaba sin sentido. Ninguna actualización estaba en proceso o ni el antivirus se estaba corriendo, nada. Le en busque los drivers de vídeo, le configuré a los settings de intel, Nvidia, sin solución. Para acabarla, la barra espaciadora del teclado estaba muy floja. 2 people found this helpful Report 2.0 out of 5 stars No tan buena dell Reviewed in Mexico on June 4, 2018 El motivo de esta puntuación es porque el producto ha tenido algunos problemas de rendimiento dada la velocidad del procesador, la tarjeta de vídeo no es tan eficaz para el despliegue de gráficos y algunas animaciones con programas de diseño. En general me decepcionó la marca y el producto. Is Dell Inspiron 5577 good?This is a very sturdy and solid laptop, that is one thing I like about Dell laptops. Aside from the specs, the screen is well suited for gaming since it has a higher response rate than IPS screens. What is the resolution of Dell Inspiron 5577?Dell Inspiron 5577 is a Windows 10 laptop with a 15.60-inch display that has a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. Is Dell Inspiron 16 worth buying?ZDNet's buying adviceThe Dell Inspiron 16 Plus 7630 is a really good jack-of-all-trades laptop but also it's a master of none. It's good at various scenarios, however, there are certainly better specialty laptops out there. Is Dell Inspiron a good work laptop?Powerful laptop with good features This dell is powerful enough to handle the typical collage level computing needs (Word, Powerpoint, Surfing, Gaming) The backlit keyboard works well as you can control the level and the mousepad is responsive. |
