Hi there! My Dell laptop is a lifesaver. It handles all my study tools and remote classes smoothly. Plus, it's super reliable, which works great for my hectic class schedule.

— 40 years old non-binary student from Boston who loves Dell products.

Oh yeah, totally! I have a Dell desktop that handles games like a champ. The graphics are crystal clear, and there's no lag, which is awesome when I need a break from studying.

— 40 years old non-binary student from Boston who loves Dell products.

Dell's been pushing boundaries, which I appreciate. Their focus on healthcare technology, like integrating advanced data analytics and telemedicine capabilities into their devices, has been a game-changer for my consulting work.

— 44-year-old male healthcare consultant from Orlando, FL, valuing innovations in tech for health sector needs.

Oh, they’re rock solid. I rarely face any issues, and if something does come up, support handles it well. It's reassuring.

— 47 years old non-binary business owner from Austin who loves Dell products.

If Dell were a personal assistant, I'd want it to be reliable, of course. But more than that, I'd want it to be innovative. It should anticipate my needs, suggest new ways to improve my business operations, and be ahead of the curve. Right now, Dell feels like it's just keeping pace, not leading. A personal assistant from Dell should be proactive, suggesting new tech solutions and helping me stay competitive. It's frustrating to think about what they could be doing but aren't.

— 45-year-old male business owner from Chicago, IL, who values both innovation and consistency for his company's tech solutions.

Dell has been a significant part of my professional life, but it's frustrating when their products don't meet my expectations. I rely on them for work, and when they fail, it's not just inconvenient—it's a setback. I wish they would focus more on the needs of engineers and professionals who need reliable, high-performance machines. It's important for me to have technology that supports my career, not hinders it.

— 38-year-old male engineer from Dallas, TX, who values reliable and latest technological innovations in workstation computers.