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You can easily get a GT62VR at this price. The GT62VR is a bit thicker, but has some of the best out-of-box cooling for laptops in this class. Also G-Sync (standard eDP Adaptive Sync protocol, but NVIDIA makes parts companies pay for "certification" because greed, which has negative effects elsewhere in the market), and a big battery to make up for the extra power draw of the GPU being always on. Adaptive Sync allows your display to refresh slower when the framerate drops below the refresh rate, to avoid tearing and avoid stuttering at the same time.
 
https://www.amazon.com/MSI-Computer-GT62VR-Dominator-027-i7-6700HQ/dp/B01K00YHMG/
 
https://www.amazon.com/MSI-GT62VR-Dominator-012-Hardcore-i7-6700HQ/dp/B01IO9Y3TW/
 
6700HQ vs 7700HQ is a small difference. I would say everything else about the GT62VR is more worthwhile than a relatively low percentage CPU difference.
 
I will also say that I think placing a constraint on the laptop being MSI is both overly specific and overly general at the same time. MSI is basically 2016/2017's biggest mixed bag. The GT62VR is great, the GE62VR is ok, and the GP62MVR/GL62M models have a poor displays for their prices alongside mediocre build quality. There are a lot of good non-MSI models and there are a lot of not-good MSI models. But the GT62VR is great either way, and in your case won't require any "convincing".

You can easily get a GT62VR at this price. The GT62VR is a bit thicker, but has some of the best out-of-box cooling for laptops in this class. Also G-Sync (standard eDP Adaptive Sync protocol, but NVIDIA makes parts companies pay for "certification" because greed, which has negative effects elsewhere in the market), and a big battery to make up for the extra power draw of the GPU being always on. Adaptive Sync allows your display to refresh slower when the framerate drops below the refresh rate, to avoid tearing and avoid stuttering at the same time.
 
https://www.amazon.com/MSI-Computer-GT62VR-Dominator-027-i7-6700HQ/dp/B01K00YHMG/
 
https://www.amazon.com/MSI-GT62VR-Dominator-012-Hardcore-i7-6700HQ/dp/B01IO9Y3TW/
 
6700HQ vs 7700HQ is a small difference. I would say everything else about the GT62VR is more worthwhile than a relatively low percentage CPU difference.
 
I will also say that I think placing a constraint on the laptop being MSI is both overly specific and overly general at the same time. MSI is basically 2016/2017's biggest mixed bag. The GT62VR is great, the GE62VR is ok, and the GP62MVR/GL62M models have a poor displays for their prices alongside mediocre build quality. There are a lot of good non-MSI models and there are a lot of not-good MSI models. But the GT62VR is great either way, and in your case won't require any "convincing".

Both use PenTile (RG/BW) not-true-4K displays, regarded commonly to be deceptive marketing on part of the companies. More info in the sidebar on http://reddit.com/r/SuggestALaptop/. I think the new Omen 15 (the one with one hinge) resolves this, and it was never an issue on the Omen 17, but those laptops aren't your only options.
 
Be aware 4K has tradeoffs in that not all apps scale correctly. For the Adobe suite you currently have to use a workaround to make text and menus not tiny, with that workaround you only get the detail of 1920x1080 inside the software. I'd suggest checking how well your video editing software handles high DPI.
 
The Dell XPS 15 uses a true 4K display that also has 100% Adobe RGB (use a color profile to tone it down to sRGB). Good deals on refurbs, especially if you use coupon e10sitewide that expires today, or another coupon at a later date.
 
The Lenovo Yoga 720 4K model (price check) is also true 4K. Near 100% sRGB. Same for the albeit non-touch Dell Inspiron 7567 4K model which you can also find in the Dell Outlet for cheaper.
 
If you decide not to go for a high resolution, the Yoga 720, Dell XPS 15, most Clevo N-series through Eluktronics, and most Clevo P-series in general have 1920x1080 IPS displays with good color gamut, to name a few.

The MSI GP62MVR and that version of the Dell Inspiron 7567 both use low quality TN displays with poor contrast and viewing angles. This is certainly very poor for this price point I would say, and wouldn't advise going with either. They're like the left side of this photo: http://imgur.com/Sajajqc.jpg
 
GP62MVR
- The 3GB GTX 1060 is lower than the 6GB one in performance primarily due to a slower core -- the memory difference is a bit of a red herring. It's still higher than a 1005 Ti, but I would not choose the MSI GP62MVR for the aforementioned display reason.
- For a relatively cheap GTX 1060 laptop with a not-terrible screen, I would look at the Clevo N850HP6 through Eluktronics (IPS 72% NTSC color gamut display, Sager uses IPS 45% NTSC) or the Acer Helios (IPS 45% NTSC display).
- If you like the look of the MSI, I would try to find a GT62VR (great) or at least a GE62VR (still has IPS display). MSI is 2016/2017's biggest mixed bag. They have some of the best options out right now, as well as some of the poorest ones.
 
Dell Inspiron 7567
- The model you linked has the poor TN display but not all of them do, you just have to watch out. The following have the better display
- http://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-inspiron-15-6-laptop-intel-core-i5-8gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-256gb-solid-state-drive-black/5872507.p
- http://www.dell.com/en-us/member/shop/productdetails/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/fncwf514s
- http://www.dell.com/en-us/member/shop/productdetails/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/dncwf510s (usually cheaper, like $1077 -- could look for a coupon)
- The battery life is great on this model, just watch out for the display. 

http://outlet.euro.dell.com/Online/InventorySearch.aspx?c=uk&cs=ukdfh1&l=en&s=dfh&brandid=7&sign=PXhcOSHtr1T4IOw%2fPR7Uda5280n5FVVeDiigA5MSS7uBpr3SBqoNfwuiKPSdxLUTn3GVvo1UaJA45YlvNTrzLLqjTkzrEhpKRfo5Pw1mHEJe0AoW6BMfPrIDdyDpI%2fbxVF%2bGDP%2bmwFRsFgkVEuzUny2SKMaBmPb3SeqvDX%2bo%2bMw19R2gTY0T4bx%2fqYuln4J6TO5ueqpHv7CrS0JPFbOWuegwAJqqUaHKdtTt8VdRfaNHEeo7VxtEk0UkDzAzxYvZ6fW33tJeVqTmFOrLXqoXA%2bad1q06wQCvqr0wN9ZbVDLb0onwiptmYUmLlkJCCdmA
 
use code DO72INS15 to make it 556 pounds after vat

Inspiron 15 5000 Gaming (5577) specs look good on paper, but it uses a low quality TN display with poor contrast and viewing angles, which is certainly very poor for a laptop costing this much I would say. Dell's been doing this in a number of their new models, and some youtube reviewers have been calling it things like "the worst cost-cutting measure". Screens like this make no sense in laptops in this price bracket. It looks like the left side of this photo: http://imgur.com/Sajajqc.jpg -- I wouldn't choose this laptop unless you're going to DIY-replace the display, and even then I wouldn't choose it unless you get a cheaper one where a DIY screen upgrade won't put the laptop over $1200.
 
If you would like the 512GB SSD, here's what I'd do.
- Get this: http://www.dell.com/en-us/member/shop/productdetails/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/fncwf512s (pick the IPS option, it's not included by default on this model at the moment)
- Get a 512GB M.2 2280 SSD, add it to the empty slot, and re-install the OS on it. Or transfer it.
- EDIT: Or get the 5577 on Amazon with the 512GB SSD fir $999, and DIY-replace the screen.
 
Or:
- https://www.amazon.com/Eluktronics-N850HK1-Premium-Gaming-Laptop/dp/B01N7YTLD0/
- Less-good battery life but even better display.
 
If 256GB SSD (+ ability to add secondary storage drive) is fine, the IPS+1050Ti+256GB Inspiron 7567:
- http://www.dell.com/en-us/member/shop/productdetails/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/fncwf514s
- http://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-inspiron-15-6-laptop-intel-core-i5-8gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-256gb-solid-state-drive-black/5872507.p
- For gaming you don't need the 7700HQ in most cases on this level of GPU.
 
For slightly over your budget with the GTX 1060, great displays, and great build quality:
- Clevo P650HP6 (Also 512GB SSD. G-Sync configurable here but it costs more.)
- MSI GT62VR (GT62VR is great, GE62VR is meh, and GP62MVR has a poor display. MSI is 2016/2017's biggest mixed bag.)
 
For lower with still a GTX 1060 and a great display,
- http://www.eluktronics.com/N850HP6
- Sager and Prostar versions of this laptop to my understanding use a 45% NTSC color gamut IPS display, whereas Eluktronics uses 72%, which is why I link Eluktronics.

Great laptop if you get in the USA with IPS or get it the poor TN panel and DIY-replace it. Battery life and construction quality are both particularly good. I generally don't recommend it otherwise though.

I can confirm that the 128gb and 1tb i7 do come with 1050ti and also the i5 with 256 ssd does come with a 1050ti even if listed as a 1050 in the dell outlet

http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/productdetails/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/fncwf514s
 
check this one out. make sure to get the ips screen update for $50 because the default TN screen shitty AF

7567 base model uses a low quality TN display with poor contrast and viewing angles, and all 5577 models have the poor display. IMO this display isn't good enough for laptops costing this much, and wouldn't recommend going for any of the ones with the poor display unless you plan to DIY-replace it yourself. The 7567 added an IPS option because Dell partially realized their mistake, but mainly only did so in the USA.
 
If you're in the USA, I'd suggest the Inspiron 7567 IPS + 1050 Ti + IPS model for $900 new / $769 refurbished.
- http://www.dell.com/en-us/member/shop/productdetails/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/fncwf514s
- http://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-inspiron-15-6-laptop-intel-core-i5-8gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-256gb-solid-state-drive-black/5872507.p
- Refurb link in Dell Outlet: http://outlet.us.dell.com/ArbOnlineSales/Online/SecondaryInventorySearch.aspx?c=us&cs=22&l=en&s=dfh&sign=PXhcOSHtr1T4IOw%2FPR7UddCiNL1N%2Bu7v%2BeaE08L120HpplKqn52ekb49CnK932VAGzsYwFw6KmfOpaME2J7k7JC4UC8%2BlY7jHTNeMZ48ifr1tqjb%2F2H0vu4WNV2rZPpBxejtoyJH%2BMsoKFhYrqzpvdIi9m7%2BbXPwfKCu1R45SVu%2FwJjeOuXAm0hahvI1TsBANNODY5c3y4b6P8UL7%2FclHYmjWv98c2Qo) (says 1050 but should be a 1050 Ti, Dell never made an IPS+1050+SSD model that I've seen)

Inspiron 7567 has great battery life, however I think it needs to be said: Get the IPS+1050Ti+SSD model, not the base model. The base model is stuck with the original low quality TN display with poor contrast and viewing angles, in the unit in that video, which looks like this: http://imgur.com/Sajajqc.jpg
Dell.com BestBuy Dell Outlet refurb (look for an $819 one that lists IPS for the screen spec. It says 1050 but it's actually a 1050 Ti, same as the above. I wouldn't go for the ones that don't say IPS unless you plan to do a DIY-replacement for an even better IPS panel or something.) Coupon A100pc599 should work for the time being, to make it $719. This one also only has a GTX 1050 Ti not a 1060, but it's also a lot cheaper.

You could watch the Dell Outlet for another one of the $459 Inspiron 7559 models with the GTX 960M and 1920x1080 IPS display to show up again.
 
http://outlet.us.dell.com/ArbOnlineSales/Online/InventorySearch.aspx?c=us&cs=22&l=en&s=dfh&brandid=2201&sign=PXhcOSHtr1T4IOw%2fPR7UdWaBDmG5HJ0Z2lLXHChF%2bWtj8KIucdS2nKsGDQKW%2fVjYDPMOYqXnR2T1gcbecZmw4Znr%2fJ2nmDRClvXdO21swRQCC4MyrrggsHqOdQVFclYhoXizc63y5kNytow%2f75mqS2WKXxotsVQFcl%2bIhnVQzWGCCQjDmDSUxITwkZB3YlCUbVX6qmIm%2fgqjn9uvRmutwMTQqp5gcBWck6ye77MSierI282NiDdMqJ5ruArIMhVBd%2fjBFW2yshxmq87rFk6ubQ%3d%3d

Check dell outlet for a refurb 7567. Make sure it has the ips screen.

Inspiron 7567 has great battery life, however I think it needs to be said: Get the IPS+1050Ti+SSD model, not the base model. The base model is stuck with the original low quality TN display with poor contrast and viewing angles, in the unit in that video, which looks like this: http://imgur.com/Sajajqc.jpg
Dell.com BestBuy Dell Outlet refurb (look for an $819 one that lists IPS for the screen spec. It says 1050 but it's actually a 1050 Ti, same as the above. I wouldn't go for the ones that don't say IPS unless you plan to do a DIY-replacement for an even better IPS panel or something.) Coupon A100pc599 should work for the time being, to make it $719. This one also only has a GTX 1050 Ti not a 1060, but it's also a lot cheaper.

I would not go for the 5577, since it is stuck with the same very poor quality stock/default TN panel that used to also be the only option on the 7567. I would say you need a $900 budget in order to truly consider the Dell Inspiron Gaming product line, since that is the configured price of the cheapest 7567 that offers the upgraded IPS panel (SSD + 1050 Ti model w/ IPS upgrade) rather than the stock/default low quality TN, which is pretty bad for this price bracket and in general I would say.
 
These two are good:
- http://www.bestbuy.com/site/dell-inspiron-15-6-laptop-intel-core-i5-8gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti-256gb-solid-state-drive-black/5872507.p (includes IPS, $899, or open box deal for $832)
- http://www.dell.com/en-us/member/shop/productdetails/inspiron-15-7567-laptop/fncwf514s?selectionState=eyJGUHJpY2UiOjg5MC45OSwiT0MiOiJmbmN3ZjUxNHMiLCJRdHkiOjEsIk1vZHMiOlt7IklkIjo3NjAsIk9wdHMiOlt7IklkIjoiRkhETlQiLCJQcmljZSI6NDkuNX1dfSx7IklkIjo1NzIsIk9wdHMiOlt7IklkIjoiRkcwMDI4In1dfV19 (auto-config with IPS upgrade selected, $881 atm.)
 
If you can't go $900, a better route might be:
- Get the Acer VX 15 if you won't take advantage of the Inspiron's longer battery life. https://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-Gaming-GeForce-VX5-591G-5652/dp/B01N11JKA3/
- Get a Clevo N855HJ. https://lpc-digital.com/product/sager-np5855-clevo-n855hj/ (Pick the IPS screen upgrade for +$45. Same issue. Also select Windows 10. $844. Don't go for the one on Amazon since it does not include IPS)
- Grab a refurb Inspiron 7567 from the Dell Outlet for cheap, and use the saved budget to replace the screen yourself: https://www.reddit.com/r/SuggestALaptop/comments/5q8omp/update_on_inspiron_15_7567_gaming_laptop/
 
The difference: 

Zenbook Pro is PenTile (RG/BW) not-true-4K. Don't get that if you're in it for the 4K.
 
Another option, with a display more dense than the Zenbook Pro but not quite as dense as 4K,
- https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/defianceIII-15/
- Pick the 3K 2880x1620 option

It was that seller specifically. It's a glossy-type screen, but it's the same 300-nits brightness, 90% sRGB panel everyone loves.
 
You can grab a matte version from this place if you really want though:
 
https://www.laptopscreen.com/English/screen-part-number/LP156WF6(SP)(B1)/

Zenbook Pro is PenTile (RG/BW) not-true-4K. Don't get that if you're in it for the 4K.
 
Another option, with a display more dense than the Zenbook Pro but not quite as dense as 4K,
- https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/defianceIII-15/
- Pick the 3K 2880x1620 option

A number of laptops that claim the 4K UHD 3840x2160 resolution in 15.6" do so in a not-entirely-honest manner by using the PenTile (RG/BW) matrix. The RGB in each pixel is replaced with either only RG or only BW. This means you get all the native-res gaming performance requirements of 4K, and all the risk for content scaling issues of 4K, without the full sharpness of 4K to "make up for it". MSI does this in just about all their 15.6" offerings listing the resolution (17.3" ones such as the GS73VR are safe from it), and it's commonly regarded to be deceptive marketing. See the sidebar on https://www.reddit.com/r/SuggestALaptop/ for more info.
 
If you're in it for the 4K and the smaller 15.6" size, these use true 4K displays:
- Lenovo Legion Y720: https://www.reddit.com/r/Lenovo/comments/65h4p4/usa_lenovo_legion_y720_amazon_listings_spotted/
- Malibal LX 650HP: http://www.malibal.com/boutique/pc/configurePrd.asp?idProduct=1981 (Clevo P650HP from one of the few resellers that still offer true 4K. Pick the Sharp display for true 4K, not the Samsung. Note: G-Sync only supported on the not-true-4K display -- something I'm hoping will be addressed in the future.)
- Eurocom Sky MX5: http://www.eurocom.com/ec/configure(2,396,0)ec (Clevo P650HS from one of the few resellers that still offer true 4K. Pick the Sharp display for true 4K, not the Samsung. Note: G-Sync only supported on the not-true-4K display -- something I'm hoping will be addressed in the future.)
 

Yep! The GL553VD and Eluktronics N850 displays are very similar.
 
And yep, they sell Clevos the same as Sager. Company itself isn't as well known as Sager and other Clevo sellers/resellers, but I've gotten a good impression from them, particularly with their knowledgeable responses to questions on their Amazon Q&A pages.

http://eluktronics.com/N850
 
Difference between Eluktronics and other Clevo retailers/sources/sellers is Eluktronics uses 72% NTSC color gamut IPS FHD displays rather than 45%.
 
Sager, as of writing, uses the same IPS display as the Lenovo Y520, the LG LP156WF6-SPK3. That could change, but it's the way it is at the moment. Contact their sales department at the time of ordering to see if it has changed. Eluktronics uses the LG LP156WF6-SPB1. (and to note, the GL553VD uses the LG LP156WF6-SPB6, which is another good 72% NTSC display)
 
This is for FHD. As a general note: If you wanted 4K, first know you'll have to run most new games in non-native res, second know that Eluktronics' offered 4K option is PenTile (RG/BW) not-true-4K. For 4K, I would choose the Inspiron 7567 4K IPS model, since it's the real deal. The Dell uses a very low quality TN panel for the FHD model, so I might not suggest it to those not planning to replace the LCD. Basically, Eluktronics for FHD, Dell for 4K.

Yep! The GL553VD and Eluktronics N850 displays are very similar.
 
And yep, they sell Clevos the same as Sager. Company itself isn't as well known as Sager and other Clevo sellers/resellers, but I've gotten a good impression from them, particularly with their knowledgeable responses to questions on their Amazon Q&A pages.

http://eluktronics.com/N850
 
Difference between Eluktronics and other Clevo retailers/sources/sellers is Eluktronics uses 72% NTSC color gamut IPS FHD displays rather than 45%.
 
Sager, as of writing, uses the same IPS display as the Lenovo Y520, the LG LP156WF6-SPK3. That could change, but it's the way it is at the moment. Contact their sales department at the time of ordering to see if it has changed. Eluktronics uses the LG LP156WF6-SPB1. (and to note, the GL553VD uses the LG LP156WF6-SPB6, which is another good 72% NTSC display)
 
This is for FHD. As a general note: If you wanted 4K, first know you'll have to run most new games in non-native res, second know that Eluktronics' offered 4K option is PenTile (RG/BW) not-true-4K. For 4K, I would choose the Inspiron 7567 4K IPS model, since it's the real deal. The Dell uses a very low quality TN panel for the FHD model, so I might not suggest it to those not planning to replace the LCD. Basically, Eluktronics for FHD, Dell for 4K.

Shouldn't make a huge difference with just a GTX 1050 or GTX 1050 Ti, when gaming. I would also only recommend the Dell Inspiron 7567 if you plan to replace the display yourself. The display it comes with is very poor compared to other $800+ laptops. With the stock display it may be a worse overall user experience compared to some of the alternatives.
 
My usual alternatives list:
 
HP Pavilion 15t
http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/Laptops/hp-power-pavilion-laptop--15t-x7p44av-1 $649 at the moment! Default $849, and regularly goes down to $700-$750, which is still a good price. Note: Offered UHD display is PenTile (RG/BW) not-true-UHD. See /r/SuggestALaptop/ sidebar for more info. This isn't the laptop I would pick if you want UHD. If you want UHD, my recommendation will actually go for the Dell Inspiron 7567, 4K IPS model. Or, chose the 17.3" Pavilion, as its UHD is also the real deal. I don't recommend the FHD models of the Inspiron 7567, since it's a very low quality TN panel. Review vs Inspiron: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBtF6iRA6IQ The HP Omen 15t / 17t is very similar, the main differences being looks, pricing / discount timings, and offered options (including a GTX 1050 Ti). Lenovo Y520
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/legion-y-series/y520/#tab-customize ($50 off through this discount: Load this then go here) https://www.costco.com/Lenovo-LEGION-Y520-Gaming-Laptop---Intel-Core-i7---4GB-NVIDIA-Graphics---1080p.product.100347159.html (Costco deal with 2TB+256GB) Clevo N855HJ (pick the IPS panel option)
http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np5855-clevo-n855hj.html https://lpc-digital.com/product/sager-np5855-clevo-n855hj/ http://www.pro-star.com/index.php?r=product/detail&model=N855HJ http://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP5855.html Pick the IPS panel option since the stock display is similarly poor to the Inspiron. They only recently added this option, and it may not have made it to pre-config listings on Amazon/Newegg yet, which is why I didn't link those. If you're recommending this laptop to others, I would be sure to include this detail. Clevo N850HK1
http://www.xoticpc.com/sager-np6852-clevo-n850hk1.html https://lpc-digital.com/product/sager-np6852-clevo-n850hk1/ http://www.pro-star.com/index.php?r=product/detail&model=N850HK1 http://www.sagernotebook.com/Notebook-NP6852.html https://www.amazon.com/Eluktronics-N850HK1-Premium-Performance-Laptop/dp/B06X6BB9F7/ Note: Offered UHD display in the Eluktronics version is PenTile (RG/BW) not-true-UHD. See /r/SuggestALaptop/ sidebar for more info. This isn't the laptop I would pick if you want UHD. If you want UHD, my recommendation will actually go for the Dell Inspiron 7567, 4K IPS model. The Eluktronics model costs more. The advantage with them is that they're very straightforward about which LCD you get. The N850HK1 is confirmed to use the LG LP156WF6-SPB1, a panel with 72% NTSC color gamut rather than 45% (more saturated colors on top of the good contrast and viewing angles of IPS). The others may very well use 72% NTSC as well, but I haven't been able to confirm. Acer Aspire VX 15
https://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-Gaming-GeForce-VX5-591G-5652/dp/B01N11JKA3/ (GTX 1050, 256GB SSD) https://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-Gaming-GeForce-VX5-591G-54VG/dp/B01MR82G0W/ (GTX 1050 Ti, 256GB SSD) https://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-Gaming-GeForce-VX5-591G-75RM/dp/B01N12YZ7B/ (GTX 1050 Ti, 256GB SSD, i7-7700HQ may not be needed over the i5-7300HQ for gaming on this GPU in most cases, but it is an option) Includes SSD only, however there is a slot for a HDD. You will need to request a free mounting bracket to use it. I think it was only the pre-prods and a few earlier releases that had the not-IPS panel. The $799 one is still IPS. All the video reviews I see on youtube for the $799 one include the IPS panel.
It's a 45% NTSC color gamut IPS panel like the older Dell 7559. If a better colors are desired, I think all the Clevos in my list above use 72% NTSC IPS panels.

The Dell Inspiron 7567 uses a very low quality display. IMO this takes it out of the "good value gaming laptops" category, and puts it in the "higher-priced laptops with poor displays" category.
 
See if you can find one of these:
- Acer Aspire VX5-591G (as mentioned above)
- Lenovo Legion Y520
- HP Omen 15
- Clevo N850HK1 (most likely from a seller/reseller that brands it differently)
 
EDIT: (after the thread was finished, but just to add)
- If you replace the screen the Inspiron's great. If you don't, I think you'll get a better overall user experience out of a different laptop that does have a good display, even if perhaps the battery life is a bit lower.
 
Link that talks further about this: 
 
Inspiron 7567 display vs HP Omen display: