Dell G16 G-Series 7630 Gaming Laptop - 16-inch QHD+ 165Hz, 3ms, Intel Core i9-13900HX, 16GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6, Windows 11 Home, Onsite Service - Metallic Nightshade

Works as you’d expect. (Very Good) Don’t listen to the people who talk about the power pack lol. They are just complaining to complain. It’s a powerful computer and needs it. Who cares how big the power pack is, yes it’s heavy (power pack) but who cares you are getting a solid computer. The actual computer is the important thing anyway. Speed is great for photoediting, gaming at near full modern graphics. Solid computer

Does everything I wanted it to and more. Very fast, built well. Only thing is, it gets very hot but that’s to be expected with that much power compacted in a tight area. The fan cools it down very quickly but it’ll be worth getting a good cooling pad to add to the longevity of the internals and save my leg hair from being singed if it’s in my lap. I have edited HD video and played several games on high/ultra settings with hardly a stutter if I keep the fan on. Great balance between adulting and some gaming on the side. Enjoy!

My configuration is the Dell G16 7630 with an I9, RTX 4070, 16GB RAM DDR5 and a 1 TB SSD.Screen: The screen is very nice looking. It operates smooth as it should. Maybe the best part of this computer.Sound: They have the worst sound that I have heard on a laptop. I can’t believe that a gaming laptop at this price point, sounds this horrible. I thought at first that maybe after different Windows, bios and driver updates; that they would start performing at the level that they should. They even advertised that the sound was awesome and immersive, with other buzzwords on the Amazon product page. I was wrong, completely wrong. If you get this laptop, get external speakers to go with it. I got headphones and speakers, but when you hit the road, you need to be able to depend on the built in speakers. Very disappointed with Dell.Gaming: So far, my older laptop (Asus with RTX 2060, etc) ran just as good. I am not seeing almost no chance in fps at all. I don’t really feel like I am having a superior experience. Saying that, it is solid and I will need to use it for a longer period of time to see if the experience improves.Battery: Battery is ok. It all depends on what you do. But keep in mind that it is a gaming laptop and they are not known for their battery life.Ports: They are all supposed to be operating at usb 3.2 speeds and the usb type c, is at 3.2 and thunderbolt speeds. So far, they have slower speeds of transfer than my last laptop (mentioned above). I have updated everything that I could and I have not seen any difference. It is terrible.Appearance: I love it’s look. To me it looks gaming enough, but I the same time professional, in almost equal parts. The RGB lights are lacking just a tiny bit. I can’t even control how long they should stay on, once I press a button to wake them up, they lag to turn back on.Conclusion: I do regret buying this computer. I should be happy and excited with my new “toy”. I do miss my prior computer. I should have gone for MSI or Asus again. Next computer will probably be an Asus again. I will not buy from Dell again, which is a shame, since my first computer that ever bought was a Dell and I thought that they are a solid as can be.

Runs everything very good, but I have problems with the ethernet port idk, sometimes work good and sometimes don’t work

When it comes to gaming this thing is a power house. I can't express how well it runssome of the most demanding games on the market effortlessly (Resident Evil 4: Remake, Destiny 2, Last of Us all for example). Totally pleased with it, The core i9 coupled with the Geforce RTX 4070 packs a heck of a combo 1-2 punch! Highly recommend this beast!

Use it for Astronomy Astrophotography and Gaming! Love it! Fast and great graphics, sound is ok but I got JBL Headset 910x and it is so good playing Hell Let Loose!! Glad to have bought this!! To me it’s well worth it!

An excellent machine, it does what it promises, runs everything smoothly and doesn't make noise or get hot like the competition, I simply love Dell and always buy a laptop from them.

The G-series is Dell’s “affordable” gaming laptop line, unlike Alienware, and in that respect this laptop was completely consistent. It’s good, but not premium, build quality - solid plastic and some metal but nothing makes you doubt it will last. The performance is as-expected for a typical gaming laptop with these specs. Keyboard was pleasant and screen was good but unremarkable. Port selection was very limited but gives you the minimum basics. So yeah, it’s all very serviceable. What I don’t get, though, is that this laptop is priced (at least right now) at exactly the same level as a similarly-specced (or identically-specced) Alienware m-series, which has much better build quality, more ports, and a more advanced cooling system. From the same company. So I’m not sure I see the reason to buy one of these - at least not right now. Maybe I’m missing something. But I returned mine and bought an Alienware for roughly $50 more.