Okay, let’s talk about this Dell Inspiron 7730. First off, the 27-inch FHD touchscreen is *chef’s kiss*. It’s crisp, colors pop, and the anti-blue light feature is a lifesaver for my midnight coding sessions. Plus, the pop-up camera? Genius. Privacy win.

Performance-wise, this thing flies. The Intel Core i7 (basically an i7-1260p in disguise) paired with 32GB RAM and a 1TB SSD means no lag—even when I’m juggling Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and 50 Chrome tabs like a digital circus act. The MX570A GPU handles moderate gaming (think Apex Legends on medium) but don’t expect RTX-level magic.

Now, the quirks: Dell skimped on internal extras. Want to add storage? Buy your own SATA cables and screws—seriously, why? Also, Windows 11 Pro wakes up slower than my cat on a Monday. Considering downgrading to Win10.

Battery life is solid for an AIO (90Wh), but it’s mostly desk-bound anyway. Wi-Fi 6E is *fast*, though—no more buffering during Zoom calls.

Verdict? Love it for work/creative tasks, but Dell’s cost-cutting on small parts is annoying. Still, zero regrets after two years of abuse.