Dell Inspiron 16 - Intel i7-1255U, 16GB RAM, 512 SSD, Iris Xe Graphics, FHD+ (1920 x 1200) Display, Platinum Sliver

If it's the 7620 model then it has the same design issues. I have the 7610 and I eventually get the trackpad issue even after grounding it with the copper wire. Nice specs but the trackpad makes it so unusable without a mouse. (edited)

12th Gen U series is a bit disappointing as all chips are 2 P-core only, gets more interesting at P and H power levels. Even the i5 has the same core configuration as the i7 but lower max Turbo and slightly less EUs on the GPU. Tbh most modern CPUs are ‘fast enough’ anyway.

Nevermind though, this screen is far too big, no-one should buy it

I have the 7610 and the trackpad is terrible to the point it's unusable, worth checking if they've updated it for this model (it's a hardware flaw that can't be fixed through software). dell.com/community/en/conversations/inspiron/running-list-of-inspiron-7610-touchpad-issue-posts/647f970df4ccf8a8de9f22fc (edited)

I guess one can use a cheap USB-C to HDMI cable to get 4K on an external monitor, or USB-C to DP, or USB-C to USB-C.

The HDMI port is probably intended to connect a projector.

Mac Anytime. I have a Macbook Pro from early 2011. 12.5 years and still works like a charm. 4/5 hours of battery and does moderate office work.

I don't have this laptop, but I would NEVER again buy another dell laptop

they look cheap for their potential performance, but they are badly designed...I have had a number of them over the years and usually around the time the 12 month warranty runs out (or before if its the battery which doesn't have a 12 month warranty) something goes wrong

as a result I stick with lenovo and HP business machines...built like tanks