Dell Inspiron 15 7567

With the release of the affordable, yet considerably more powerful (compared to most mobile GPUs from the previous generation) GTX 1050 and 1050 Ti a number of OEMs released their versions of "entry-level" gaming laptops. Dell was one of the first to jump on that train with its Inspiron 7567 - a good-looking laptop with plenty of horsepower under the hood, stable cooling design and easy to maintain. What lacks, however, is an important feature - an IPS panel, which used to be a norm for more affordable configurations but now only the Lenovo Legion Y520, and in some regions the Aspire VX 15, are able to offer a decent IPS panel for a comparable price. Interestingly, enough though, the Inspiron 7567 scored better than most laptops we’ve tested so far in terms of battery life, which is un[...]