Dell Inspiron 14 7460 (Z561501SIN9G) Ultrabook (Core i5 7th Gen/8 GB/1 TB/Windows 10/2 GB)

the piece is so delicated and light weight and it looks awesomegreat performance, great speakers everyting is so perfect.buy this product without thinking twice

A superb combination in an extremely dense, slim and premium package.nnMy previous workhorse, a dell xps 2010 model had started showing its hardware limitations and I realized the need for a replacement. And the arrival of this laptop was just perfect for me. But, there was one problem.. this is the very latest (and least publicized) laptop from dell. Frankly speaking, when I saw this product listed, I seriously doubted every bit of information. This is because, there was absolutely no information regarding this on the web; there was no one reviewing this unit (hence this review :P). But trust me, this will be one of your best buys ever. nnProsn+ 1080p IPS 14" display with Ultrathin bezel (esssentially makes the laptop very small in dimension)n+ Magnesium alloy top inner frame provides a good rubbery feel for palm rest (premium stuff)n+ Super slim (thickness ~1.9cm; I bet you'll be tricked when you open the package)n+ Brushed aluminum-clad design with 2-level backlit keyboard (coz looks matters at this price)n+ Supports SSD + HDD and upto 16GB DDR4 RAM (almost future-proof)n+ Weighs 1.6kg!! (for reference my dell xps weighed monstrous 2.7kg)n+ Good Solid Hinge (screen hardly wobbles on touch)n+ The Best for editing/typing/everyday/traveln+ 7th Gen Core i5 consumes 15W only! (hence battery provides good backup) nnCons (skip details, if you dont care)n- Keyboard is great for typing and everyday stuff (for gaming/editing go wireless)n- Trackpad is bit small for my preference (single biggest concern for smaller laptops, better go wireless)n- Not for serious gamers (GTX 940MX can run most games @ 1080p but, dont expect 60FPS for AAA titles)n- Webcam quality is okay, positioning is okayn- Speakers are bottom facing and not loud (for reference my xps had JBL speakers + sub woofer :D)n- Thunderbolt3 and battery indicator when turned off, should have been included nnIf you can afford, go for the 15" core i7 version. nThe clock speed, cache, screensize, battery, graphics memory is more as compared to this model + you get a 128GB SSD as primary disk. Again this is not a gaming/editing laptop, but if you're responsible enough you are free to do anything within your hardwares' capabilities.