https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Dell-Inspiron-15-7000-Gaming-Cor…
7567
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Dell-Inspiron-15-7000-Gaming-Cor…
7577
Hi Guys, Can someone please tell me if the extra $300 is worth the deal?
Would the 7567 laptop still come with a NVME connector as well as a SDD connector if I wanted to add a second HDD?
Can you please help choose one …soo confused??
Thanks for the reply, would it be safe to assume I would have the option to install a NVME SSD as well ? The specs say it will have 2.5 SSD but no NVME SSD. Which is fine with me and I can install one post buying it.
How's the laptop in general? Can you tell me how much it roughly weights?
According to the setup and specification booklet yes it does (page 15).
In general I love the laptop. Its a hefty 2.7kg which I can certainly feel at the end of a uni day. But its awesome for gaming.
I think it looks really nice as well, I personally think black is much better than red.
Only complaints is the TN screen, although you don't have to worry about this since they revised it to have an IPS screen, and the scratchpad is kinda average, not bad but not good.
I think you're better off with the 7577, the better graphics card future proofs it much better (I assume you're a gamer that wants to play the latest games).
Unless you need the larger battery or you won't be using the graphics card much, theres no real advantage with the 7567.
Can someone please tell me if the extra $300 is worth the deal?
If you use the 20% off code POWERUP, the difference will be $240.
7567 - $1,119.20
7577 - $1,359.20
Thanks Everyone
@firerunner . How many hours do you approx get with your 7567? ( With your general use - not gaming)
From what I know the difference between the two laptops is the graphics card GTX 1050 TI in the 7567 and GTX 1060 in the 7577. The 7567 also has a larger battery, 74WHr vs 56WHr. Not sure about the connector because my laptop (7567) already had both an SSD and HDD installed when I bought it.