Dell Inspiron 3020 Desktop - Intel Core i7-13700, 1TB SSD + 1TB HDD, 16GB DDR4 RAM, DVD RW, Intel UHD 770 Graphics, Windows 11 Pro, 1 Year Premium Support + 6 Months Dell Migrate - Mist Blue

Fit perfectly on 98 TJ. Far better than OEM seal. Even if yours is in good shape it's worth the time and $ to upgrade.

My 9 year old DELL windows 10 is getting on it's last legs So I decided to buy a new Dell with Windows 11 pro and Intel13th gen I7 So far I really like it and it's fast Lots of new features and locations for your stuff Not that crazy about One Drive running in the background, but I can pause it at anytime, or go to start up items and just turn it off if I need more internet speed 1 TB of cloud storage included with Microsoft 365 personal which anyway had before Very snappy performance compared to my older Dell A couple hundred more and I would have 2 SSDs but that's OK Mine has 2 TB's of storage One is SS and the other a Seagate 7200rpm which is considered better than 5400rpm Good WiFi too as it easily detected and connected with my old HP wifi printer and it prints!! Plenty of USB ports and one USB 3.0 type C port It also has SD card reader, audio in and headphone out Plug and play works great for my USB microphone and USB webcams I downloaded Audacity with no problem and it works fantastic with the microphone or with any another source of input you choose It has the CD player/burner tray A must have for me This Dell 3020 boots up fast and runs quiet and easy to set up, a child could do it Don't forget to register your PC and download the Dell Support Assist app The disc player only plays music CD's and files for data but for watching DVD movies You must download Microsoft Media Player or go to SourceForge or other sites that offer VLC player VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework that plays most multimedia files as well as DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs for Windows and for playing DVD movies I've downloaded VLC player many times on other machines and It works very good Very satisfied so far with my new Dell 3020 machine I still trust Dell for my computer needs Microsoft? not so much

We got this for my Aunt for Christmas. This computer is a LOT of computer for the price. A top of the line i7 processor, Fast SSD drive, 16Gb of RAM and plenty of connections, it is a very high performance computer for under $999 at this point and time. The only thing it lacks is a high end graphics card for 3d gaming, which my Aunt did not need. Honestly, this was more computer than she needed, but we wanted to give her a premier experience and also wanted to keep her from having to update any time soon. She had her last computer for over 10 years, so this one should last her nearly that long as well, based on its current specs and her use-case.For anything but high-intensive graphics processing, this is pretty much as much computer as most people ever need for stuff like internet surfing, e-mail, word processing and videos and such. It’s good quality, and it is working great. We paired it with a nice 27 inch Samsung monitor and it is a beast. It also comes with a mouse and a chicklet keyboard, which is up to you to keep or change. But they are perfectly functional and work fine unless you need something more.A solid five stars for what it is!

I haven't used it as much as I would like to. The power button was hard to find the first time. Setting it up was normal.

Very happy with the computer. I use the second HDD for backups with File History. I also purchased the SABRENT USB 3.0 to SATA External Hard Drive, which enables me to use any internal drive with any other computer (see my review).

No problem with the vendor or Amazon-pleased with them and with the response to my return of this item. This Dell desktop had some issues out of the box. This is my 6th computer and the only one that did not set up properly. Had problems with initial setup and then got this info: "Industry-wide Issue with Intel Core 13th and 14th Generation i5, i7, and i9 Processors Summary: Intel has announced an industry-wide issue with Core 13th and 14th generation i5, i7, and i9 processors." And something about Bios updates. Anyway, not sure if this had anything to do with the computer's lack of response, but I ended up doing a reset. Even the reset initially got hung up. So, I decided to cut my potential loss and send it back. Never had this happen before, so that immediately made me think if it is doing this now, down the road it might be even more of an issue. Would have been nice to have had this info in advance from Dell. Perhaps I did not do my due diligence, but is a disappointment. I hooked up my old Dell desktop that I was replacing and it seems to be working fine. Maybe it just needed a vacation.

It has been nice to have the speed. It was really easy to transfer all the information.

The quality is excellent.its worth the. Money I spend on it to get up to date technology. It is very fast and it's performance is excellent. It's a smaller size desktop computer which helps save space on my desk.