Dell Inspiron 16 Plus

The new Inspiron 16 Plus offers most of the XPS 15’s features and ability but at half the price.

The Inspiron 16 Plus 7610's large screen makes for a sizeable and weighty laptop, but there's plenty to like here, including a good display, all-day battery life and plenty of ports and connectors. As long as you don't expect too much from the speakers or need a touch screen, this could be a worthwhile purchase for power users and creators.

While the Dell Inspiron 16 Plus 7610 shares the advantages of its sibling model, it foregoes the performance of the Geforce graphics. This brings a longer battery life, lower power consumption, and a cooler case.

The Dell Inspiron 16 features solid performance, decent battery life and a 3K display, but it doesn't have the best keyboard.

The line between Dell's premium XPS laptop line and its mainstream Inspiron models gets blurrier every year. There are still clear differences in materials, build quality and component options, but laptops like the Inspiron 16 Plus really do look and feel like you're buying a high-end device at a lower price. There's much to like here, from its aluminum exterior and palm rest to its port assortment to its excellent performance and battery life. It's a premium laptop at a better price.