Review on Notebook DELL INSPIRON 3180 (1366x768, AMD A6 1.6 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 32 GB, Win10 Home) by Makoto Piano Channel ᠌
Everything is fine, I liked the product, I bought it for a reason.
The drive is defined as "eMMC Dell WR202KD128G", and it is slow for an M.2 SSD - most likely, this is a chip soldered into the motherboard. The laptop heats up the front panel in the area of the charging socket, and the back panel. For those who will buy this device with Linux instead of Windows, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is installed on the device with some additional programs from Dell. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS was installed on it as native, there were no problems with the drivers.
- 1. The performance is sufficient for web surfing and office tasks; 2. Comfortable keyboard that does not bend under the fingers; 3. It is absolutely silent; 4. The heating of the keyboard during operation is not felt; 5. Small size and light weight, perfect for traveling.
- 1. TN-matrix, although not of the worst quality; 2. Non-removable battery; 3. Not a fast drive. 4. No Ethernet port (connector for wired internet); 5. The charger plug is straight, but I would like it to be L-shaped.
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