Dell Inspiron 14 3493 Laptop, 14", Intel Core i3-1005G1, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Intel ICL-U UHD Graphics, Windows 10, i3493-3464BLK-PUS

I bought this laptop last year in November 2019 and she's still going strong. It's super fast when booting up and a breeze running multiple apps at once. I haven't had an issue and hope none with arise. Oh and it came with th i5 processor instead of the advertised i3.

As other reviewers have stated, this particular model comes with an i5 10th gen processor, Iris Graphics, 4GB of ram, 128GB SSD with a 720P LED screen(lackluster screen) with the capability of hooking it up into a monitor to achieve 1080P or even higher resolution. (I don't know if this mistake is across the board on every model, but mine did also come with the i5 instead of the i3.) I personally found that this laptop was reaching temperatures up into 95c+, I used a program to downvolt the processor to still achieve fast speeds, (undervolted it by -75.2 on the CPU core, CPU Cache, and Intel GPU. I am not responsible or reliable if you attempt this and cause any damage, do it at your own risk. ) and its remaining stable under load and a lower temperature overall which prolongs its life. It now only reaches 82c max but generally hovers around 70c with light gaming (roguelikes like Slay the spire, ADOM, Caves of Qud, etc)but would personally not try any AAA titles or anything that requires strong graphics because I am 99.95% that it will overheat due to its subpar cooling capabilities. Idle is sitting at 45c and browsing the web is a wonderful 55-60c. No stutter or anything with youtube. I mean for $249 this is a dream come true! You can upgrade the ram and add an SSD! It comes with two slots for the ram and takes SODIMM DDR4(One slot taken by a 4GB stick at the moment), and it also comes with a spot for the SSD! Stupid easy to pry open and look at the internals and upgrade it. Keyboard is very responsive and the touch pad is great. Would recommend 10/10 for anyone who is able to find one in the store or even online. Great to hook up into another monitor (preferably a 1080p monitor) or TV for higher resolution and workspace.