Dell Inspirion 7000 27"

Sturdy and functional ; Excellent processor performance ; Can handle modern PC games ; Decent peripherals ; Great performance value

Simple, uninspired design ; Display quality could be better

The Dell Inspiron 27 7000 didn’t immediately leave us smitten, but its excellent performance gradually won us over. Is $1,800 a lot to spend on an Inspiron? You bet. And it might be the right call if you want a functional, fast all-in-one that can...

Speedy AMD Ryzen CPU. Gorgeous 27-inch InfinityEdge display. Loud stereo speakers.

No touch screen option. Enormous power brick.

Bottom Line: Thanks to an incredible 4K display and a speedy AMD Ryzen processor, the Dell Inspiron 27 7000 All-in-One is a worthy—perhaps even a superior—alternative to Apple's iMac.

Gorgeous 4K display ; Smart cable management ; Ready for VR

Can’t be upgraded much

The Inspiron 27 7000 is quite the impressive everyman machine, with the tools necessary to handle hefty work (and play) loads in a presentation almost anyone can understand.

Excellent hardware ; Sound is loud and rich ; Very slim bezels ; Attractive, angular design and peripherals ; Display quality is excellent

No touchscreen option ; Base doesn't rotate ; Webcam below display produces odd angles

The Dell Inspiron 27 7000 won me over with its clean, professional style, matte display, and classy peripherals. This all-in-one can handle your gaming or professional needs, whether those needs include something like animating with Moho or creating...

Great all-in-one unit with heaps of power - very well made

None really - it is an all-in-one

Solid performance ; Spacious storage ; Upgradable design ; 4K resolution

Dim display ; Awkward webcam placement

The Dell Inspiron 27 7000 is an AMD-powered performance machine that has almost everything we want in an all-in-one but misses the mark on a couple of points.