[davidpqz]

I agree with someone else on here - Dell used to be a good company but not any longer. My recent purchase had a hyper sensitive touchpad which tesulted in my unintentionally deleting six emails; a washed out screen and to cap it all it locked up so bad that even factory reset didn't work. To make matters infinitely worse I've been trying to return the wretched thing to get a refund only to run into all kinds of incompetence too tedious to relate. DELL SUCKS!

[Marcin Dabrowsky]

I've been very lucky with my Dell computers. I bought several XPS models and had good luck with all of them other than the occasional light bleed which is a sad reality with most lcd screens (even my macbook pros had it).

I was completely sold on Dell when my Alienware from Best Buy had light bleed Best Buy was NO help and refused to take the return. I contacted Dell who sent a tech to my work. The tech was a disaster and broke it further. A day after he put the new screen in the screen fell apart and the whole thing was a mess. I took photos and sent them to Dell. They asked me to send the old computer back to them.

They sent me a brand new upgraded model with double the ssd space. The one from Dell was perfect without any issues. Screen had no light bleed at all.

Their customer service, at least in the Alienware division, was outstanding.

I would have NO problems ordering another Dell XPS. It is true, however, that they tend to be overpriced :(

[HeyCori]

At work we've recently rolled out almost 30 Dell XPS 13s. Admittedly, it wasn't perfect. One of them wouldn't boot, some of them having problems waking from sleep (not that uncommon for Windows), and sometimes they're slow to connect to wifi. Other than that, they've been rock solid. I have no problems recommending Dell laptops.

[JH Hates Dell]

I'll tell you why Dell sucks I just closed my Dell preferred account because they told me I could not buy a canvas 27 a Dell canvas 27 through my preferred account because it was considered business equipment then I had to talk to 8 people out of India one who said yes you can the other said no you cannot bye the Dell canvas through your preferred account. The only reason I got the account was to set up my art studio now I've had to close this account affecting my credit this just sucks Dell sucksooo

[scifiman]

My Dell laptop model 15-5558 will not recognize 45 watt power adapter. This is a common problem with this laptop. After tying and failing to fix this (error message "Plugged in Not charging"), I discovered that if I used a 65 watt adapter from my dell 15-3567, the error message went away and my battery would charge. In my opinion this was a Dell design flaw. They mistakenly used the wrong power adapter needed for this laptop. When I called Dell to have them send me a 65 watt adapter, they told me no, they weren't going to.
This is why I would not buy another Dell pc or recommend anyone buying one.
PS. My 15-3567 pc had a hard drive crash while in warranty. These products are not reliable.

[Lee_Bo]

Absolute zero issues with Dell over the past 10-ish years.

However, I've never dealt with them on a personal level. This has been with a Dell Preferred Business account.

[ArtistJD]

Sorry about that. Have you tried contacting them directly? Like calling their customer support line?

[francklouis]

I total agree with you, DELL SUCKS.
Their jingle DELL CARES is a direct opposite of reality; DELL DOES NOT GIVE A SH..
EXAMPLE:

If your order gets cancelled and Dell generates a new order, BEWARE, you may have received a machine with a defective mother board or other fault which is not easily identifiable within the first few weeks of using your computer. In other words, Dell could be offloading to you a faulty computer returned by a previous customer. Get your computer thoroughly checked by an independent computer expert.
This has happened to me and I am sure it has happened to other customers, which will allow a class action against Dell. I am the victim of fraud and have had to see my lawyer to get justice in court as "DELL DOES NOT CARE". After I transferred to Dell 6000 euros for a "NEW" laptop, they canceled my original order and created a new order number and shipped me a "defective computer that was returned by a previous customer" (the exact words used by the Dell technician)
The mother board was defective and the Dell technician was not even able to exchange it as the internal screws were badly damaged preventing any repairs to be carried out.
the only solution Dell offered me was for them to take the computer to their workshop to break it to pieces to be able to change the mother board. A solution which I refused and now demand a refund for the machine.
If anyone has had a similar experience with cancellation of initial orders, please let me know!