New Inspirion 15 7000 series

[Kosta-Nedeljkovic]

Hey guys would you recommend me this laptop http://www.dell.com/us/p/inspiron-15-7559-laptop/pd?oc=dndnpw5716hb&l=en&s=dhs

I already have a pc...I wonder if it is good to order it from dell since there is no this model in my country and will i have to pay anything extra to order it...I live in southeastern europe(Serbia)

Thank you

[Epiclol86]

That's a great choice. I think you might have already seen Linus's video on it. BUT if you already have a pc, consider why you would use it! not for gaming i suppose (since you already have a pc), so what's the point in getting something that is bulky and has a 960m in it? i mean if it's just for watching videos, write text, school notes, or browse social media, you shouldn't go with that! it's bulky and sacrifices build quality in favor of better specs. the trackpad is not that good and the keyboard is not the best. it's also quite thick and heavy (i mean, it's for gaming). You could go with something the same price or lower, but has a better overall feel to it like better trackpad, keyboard and more portability, but you sacrifice the gaming ability. But why would you care, you already have a pc to do that!

[Networking Wolf]

I would recomend it because right now you might not be thinking you will game on it but if your pc should die you will have this as a back up. The inspiron line up is really nice, I own a 17' model and I really like it. Yes it may be a little bulky but its a power house and it never has lagged on me. I have upgraded it to windows 10 and it works flawlessly.

[Networking Wolf]

21 minutes ago, Epiclol86 said:

That's a great choice. I think you might have already seen Linus's video on it. BUT if you already have a pc, consider why you would use it! not for gaming i suppose (since you already have a pc), so what's the point in getting something that is bulky and has a 960m in it? i mean if it's just for watching videos, write text, school notes, or browse social media, you shouldn't go with that! it's bulky and sacrifices build quality in favor of better specs. the trackpad is not that good and the keyboard is not the best. it's also quite thick and heavy (i mean, it's for gaming). You could go with something the same price or lower, but has a better overall feel to it like better trackpad, keyboard and more portability, but you sacrifice the gaming ability. But why would you care, you already have a pc to do that!

It's not bulky. The model he is talking about is thin

[Epiclol86]

1 hour ago, Jstone said:

It's not bulky. The model he is talking about is thin

i'm talking compared to an ultrabook for example

[Kosta-Nedeljkovic]

Actually i travel A LOT and that is why i want laptop...i forgot to mention it...

[Kosta-Nedeljkovic]

4 hours ago, Epiclol86 said:

i'm talking compared to an ultrabook for example

And would you know if it is paid extra to deliver it to my country?

 

[don_svetlio]

2 hours ago, Kosta-Nedeljkovic said:

Actually i travel A LOT and that is why i want laptop...i forgot to mention it...

Don't listen to them, the Inspiron 7559 is quite well built - keyboard is average but it's by no means bad. The 960M is a great GPU and will perform admirably for the tasks you require (unless you want AAA games at ultra). As for build, it's solid with almost no flex, it's also got VERY solid cooling with 3 heatsinks, 3 heatpipes and 2 large, thich fans. Customer support from Dell is also top notch.

As for weight and thickness, 1' thick and 2.5kg is hardly heavy and bulky. It's quite light for what it is and it's also not thick. Alienware are thich, Asus are thick, Dell are averagely slim. Don't let laptop-hating people discourage you. A potent gaming laptop is a good buy in my opinion

2 hours ago, Kosta-Nedeljkovic said:

And would you know if it is paid extra to deliver it to my country?

 

Buy locally - they are available here