Inspiron 15 7000
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Gaming is an expensive hobby. Whether you want to kick back to “For Honor” or take a trip down memory lane with “The Old Man’s Journey”, finding the right powerhouse to game on is important. And you probably realized that all the latest gaming news indicate that your dream gaming PC isn’t getting cheaper any time soon. But guess what? Dell’s newest addition to the market, the Inspiron 7000, is an excellent alternative if you’re on a budget.

What’s good about the Inspiron 15 7000 ?

Dell went out of its way to make this addition to the gaming foray every bit as competitive as those $1000 gaming laptops on the market. Here are a few examples.

For one thing, this beast comes in a size that gamers love. Gaming is fun when you have a large screen to experience all the gore or adventure of that fantasy land. At 15”, the Inspiron 15 7000 makes the mark. The Inspiron 15 7000 also carries two speakers and a subwoofer, with MaxxAudio wave booster for a completely immersive experience.

Additionally, Dell partnered up with Intel and equipped the model with i5 and i7 processors, fast and powerful enough to handle hardcore gaming. And if that’s not enough, the NVIDIA GeForce graphics and Full Definition HD viewing should do you in. You can get the Inspiron 15 7000 and enjoy comfortable gaming with an ergonomic keyboard and 11 hours of battery life.

Inspiron 15 7000

The Drawbacks

Like all other powerful machines, this laptop heats up fast as you play, particularly if you choose to play anything above medium. The thermal cooling feature makes the defect bearable but doesn’t eliminate it. Finally, as use the Inspiron 15 7000, you’ll notice how washed out some of its colors look. Th details are on point, but the colors miss the mark.

However, if you don’t mind the heat and the inaccurate display, Inspiron 15 7000 is one hell of a gaming laptop- and best of all, it’s budget-friendly.

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