Dell Inspiron Chromebook 11 2 In 1 Laptop

Running new Dell Inspiron Ubuntu laptop with Sony SRS-XG300 as external speaker. Connects flawlessly with my Linux laptop. Speaker sounds great for price range and my application (business and music videos). Very happy with purchase. Recommended.

Our Dell Inspiron 17 5767 laptop had a one T HD and booted/ran slow. I cloned the old drive onto the 860 EVO, opened the laptop and swapped the HD for the SSD. Now it runs faster. I only had one little screw left over after closing the case, success.

My older Dell laptop (inspiron 15-7569) came with only 8gb ram; upgrading to 16gb was the best option other than buying a new laptop. So for under $70 I get a performance boost and don't have to shell out $1000 for a new laptop. And I did it myself using instructions found on the Crucial website.

Purchased to max out the Ram on a new Dell Inspiron 3530 laptop and at the time of purchase B&H had the lowest price. It installed without a hitch and Windows recognized the upgrade easily upon reboot. Have always chose Crucial Ram in the past and never had a problem, I will always choose Crucial in the future.

Worked perfect on my brand new Dell Inspiron 15, couldnt be more please !

Work perfectly with my Dell Inspiron 7590 I recommend.

I have a recent Dell laptop that uses M.2 2230 SSD. The factory installed SSD didn't perform very well and didn't have the very good specifications for its price. I looked at the Sabrent Rocket 2230 and liked the much-improved specifications. It was worth the price. The laptop is noticeably faster in operation and seems to be more stable than it was with the factory SSD. I'd recommend the Sabrent to anyone looking to improve the performance of their device with a 2230 form factor SSD.

Helped my Dell laptop.

Works great. PC is faster now. Fit perfectly in my Dell Inspiron 3910. Did overnight delivery and B&H had it here early the next day. Thanks

After purchasing a Dell Inspiron 13 5000-5379, I noticed the 8GB of installed memory was sometimes getting maxed out. Luckily, the computer has two slots and came with only one full, so adding another 8GB was an easy, cost effective solution: Shut down the computer, remove the small Phillips screws on the bottom, use a bone tool to unsnap the panel. Making sure you dont have a static charge with a wrist-strap or are grounded, slip the module into the empty slot. Voila! 16GB were shown after restart.  Now the computer runs quicker and has plenty of room to run multiple programs. Thank you B&H for a competitive deal and fast delivery.