2019 Dell Inspiron Premium Desktop: Newest ninth gen Intel Six-Core i5-9400, 12GB Ram, 128GB SSD + 1TB HDD Twin Drive, WiFi, Bluetooth, DVDRW, HDMI, VGA, USB Keyboard and Mouse, Home windows 10 Dwelling

Very happy customer.
My old computer was 12 yrs. old and I waited to the last minute to change from Windows 7 to Win 10. Did enough research to know what I wanted in my new setup and I am glad I got this Dell. I am not a “heavy” user but needed something more than a basic 3-4 hundred $ machine and I am very happy so far with this. The solid state HD runs Win 10 lighting fast. 2-4 second loads on most everything. So quiet I have to look at the little light in front just to see if it is on. I had replaced everything in my old one except the motherboard and cpu over the years and wanted a tower again so I can do the same with this. The company that sold me this were very helpful in straightening out a minor problem that was Amazons fault.

EA Tech – false advertising
The Dell Inspiron 3670 computer was to be modified by EA Tech and a 128 GB SSD added along with the OEM 1 TB harddrive per the Amazon listing. Computer did NOT have the SSD harddrive. Amazon unable to help. Phone number for EA Tech goes immediately to a non-working voice mail. Company info says it is out of Texas but the address is for a house and no contact info given. An obvious “shell” company. I would NOT do business with them.

Good value for money, but it does take the ocassional nap.
Not a gamer! From time to time it just stopspaying attention for a few seconds ~ mouse goes away, no response or buffering, it’s just napping. For office and graphix work that’s mildly anoying, and made up for by the unit’s normal speed, which is f-a-a-a-s-t! Wort the money. Amazing what $550 buys in 2019…

Nice computer, when they got it fixed.
The computer they sent me didn’t boot.Update: Dell is sending me a box to return my computer that has never booted, claiming they will fix it. This was after 2 hours 33 minutes on the phone with them. (two separate calls) The time includes getting to a person, although those waits were very brief.The first person asked me to turn off the machine and then to push the power button for 15 seconds. I asked if I should turn it on first, and he said no. I followed directions.In both calls the people were polite and spoke excellent English, but there was a fan in the background, which sometimes made it hard to understand them.Second update: I now have a functioning computer. They sent me a box to send it in to them for service, which was supposed to contain tape to close it, although I didn’t find any. (I had some.) They had the wrong name on the return package, which I supposedly corrected when the email gave me the name, but it wasn’t corrected. It got to me anyway.This is not a review of the computer, but of the problems I had in getting a working computer. The computer itself seems to be fine. But my computer took twelve additional days to be usable.