Microsoft Dell Computers

I have used several types of laptop computers, but Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is more than I expected :)

Bought this Dell Optiplex 7010 to replace an older Dell computer that was getting old and slow. This new one is much smaller than my old unit, runs very quiet and stays cool. First time I have used Windows 11 but I found it pretty intuitive and the initial setup was very easy even for this low tech guy. Can't believe how fast this computer boots up! My only complaint, and this is a Microsoft issue I think, is that the installed media player has no provision to rip CD's that I can find. (Told you I am low tech). That is the main reason I bought a computer with an optical drive. I ended up having to download the legacy media player from the Microsoft store and now I am a happy camper. Great machine so far.

If you don't want to have a credit card saved with Microsoft, I think this is the easiest way to license Office on computers for personal use. B&H emailed me a digital code that I entered into my Microsoft account for a 12-month subscription. Done for another year.

I had known of Razer for a few years as a maker of gaming accessories and components in the PC market, but not as a computer manufacturer, and even if I did know they made computers, it was swamped out by being somewhat of a Microsoft Surface or Apple product snob. I read a few reviews of this product (Blade 14), and BestBuy had a them on display - my first impression was wow this thing looks really well made - something most gaming laptops are lacking, second impression is that it had less cheese factor than most gaming computers, and third impression was how well engineered and responsive it was. And the power in a 14 whose screen, touchpad, tolerances, fit, feel and finish were better than the Microsoft SurfaceBook and probably equal to a MacBook Pro. Yes, expensive, but it looked and felt worth it. I bought the Ryzen 9 RTX 3080 version and two weeks in I am impressed enough now to actually write a review - this is a great machine with no caveats in my mind, and worth what they are charging - the experience is reflected in the very professional and on-brand collateral materials, their web presence, etc. Razer is - surprise - a very top tier player, something I definitely didn't think of them as. Very happy with this purchase. The machine is powerful, smooth, refined, etc. as it should be and without any obvious compromises. If you want a top-tier computer, not just a gaming computer, this company belongs in your consideration set.

Works like it is supposed to. Switching is fast and set-up was painless. Using with two Dell computers (one XP and one Ubuntu), an Apple keyboard, and a Logitch wireless mouse - all worked first time with no fuss.

We installed these drives on our Dell workstation computers as replacements for the SATA drives that came with the system. The workstations now have a quick boot time & the performance in Windows 10 Pro is substantially quicker. I'd highly recommend this product for any PC user that's looking for a performance boost in the older systems.

This is compatible memory for a Dell XPS 8900.� Other computers as well, but I'm running it in the Dell.� It's 100% compatible and is the biggest and fastest memory supported by current DDR4 computers.� 2 of these kits will max out the 4-slot Dell at 64 GB.

I recently purchased 5 Dell computers with 16 GB of ram. I purchased these from B&H for less than the cost from Dell and doubled the ram from 16 to 32 and now the computers run at lightning speed!

It's the worst but what can you do? I'd rather pay through b&h than straight to microsoft.

Actually already have this through Microsoft but another year of it is awesome!