The lid, keyboard deck, and the keys themselves are a light silver color. Dell's step-down Inspioccupies more of a typical 14-inch laptop form factor at 0.7 by 12.9 by 9.4 inches and 3.6 pounds.īlack bezels aside, the system is a vision in silver. By comparison, the Dell XPS 13 is only slightly thinner and lighter (0.46 by 11.9 by 7.8 inches, 2.7 pounds) and the 13.3-inch Razer Blade Stealth is about the same size and a tad heavier (0.6 by 12 by 8.3 inches, 3.1 pounds).
The Inspiron measures 0.6 by 12.6 by 8.1 inches (HWD) and weighs 2.9 pounds. The black screen bezel is impressively thin on all four sides, which combines with new, higher-density boards and components to help shrink the size of the laptop. Dell says the magnesium-alloy chassis is lighter than aluminum but just as durable it feels rigid without being heavy or bulky. The new Inspi(model number 7490) puts an end to the days when Inspiron laptops were a cheap, plastic fallback option for those who couldn't afford the rugged goodness of an XPS system. Our test unit's construction is just as impressive as its Core i5-10210U processor, 8GB of RAM, 512GB solid-state drive, and GeForce MX250 graphics.
Unless you need the 4K (3,840-by-2,160-pixel) resolution available with Dell's XPS 13-and I'd argue you don't in a 13.3- or 14-inch screen size-the Inspireplaces the XPS 13 as the ultraportable to own and our Editors' Choice pick. Under the hood, it offers Intel's 10th Generation "Comet Lake" CPUs and optional Nvidia GeForce MX250 dedicated graphics. The new 7000 (specifically, model 7490) boasts a magnesium-alloy chassis that's virtually as thin, light, and sturdy as an XPS enclosure, and the ultraportable pulls off the neat trick of squeezing a 14-inch display into a 13-inch form factor.
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