Do not buy this computer.I seriously cannot list all the ways in which this computer is a steaming pile of trash that isn't worth $100, much less $600+ but I'll try.1. Sleep mode is bugged. Whenever the computer goes to sleep (because of inactivity or because I closed the lid) there's approximately a 1 in 10 chance that it won't wake up again without me forcing a shut down by holding the power button for 10 seconds and then turning it back on (and then letting it restart because it didn't shut down properly). The computer just won't respond otherwise. Swiping the touchpad, hitting the power button, mashing the keys--none of it does anything. It's an SSD, so it restarts quickly at least, but the number of times I've had to recover files because I stepped away for too long and the screen shut itself off permanently...2. Microscopic disc space. Now, look. I don't need a lot of storage, generally speaking. Most of my files are text documents. Some pictures, but I'm not a photographer by any stretch. A few small games that I uninstall when I'm done with them. Everywhere I've looked said that 250 GB of disc space should be plenty for me. What this listing doesn't tell you is that Windows takes up 136 of your 256 GB and as it turns out, 120 GB is nowhere near enough for me. Unless you're planning on paying for a OneDrive account to store all your files, it's probably not enough for you, either. Seriously, my 10 year old HDD laptop might be slow, but at least it isn't constantly running out of disc space.EDIT: A month later and my storage problems kept coming back. Finally downloaded a third party program to view my disk space to see what was eating up so much storage. The answer? Dell's own Support Assist Program. Turns out the now-170GB of "Apps and Programs" was actually about 5 GB of apps and programs and 165 GB of Dell Support Assist system restore files that the computer had been creating daily all along with no cap on how much space SA could take up. I was never informed of this and could not see this sea of files on the native tools to view storage usage. I uninstalled Support Assist, manually deleted all those system restore files, and am down to 75GB of used storage space. Hopefully this makes the computer usable. Doesn't change my rating in the slightest.3. Miscellaneous glitches. I've had SO many small glitches with this computer. Things that I'd normally shrug off but are just so frequent that I can't anymore. These include: the touchpad click-and-drag function not working. The fingerprint scanner for login not working. Headphones defaulting to a weird, echoing setting. Browsers not remembering that I'd set certain sites to keep me logged in. Most of these are fixed with a restart, but when I'm already shutting my computer down every time I walk away, having to restart at least once a week on top of that is unacceptable.4. Obnoxious fan. Petty? Yes. This computer is so bad even the petty complaints I have can't be forgiven, because I have no goodwill left for this piece of garbage. The fan on this laptop runs in short, intense bursts. It's quiet most of the time, but then periodically it'll rev up and sound like a hair dryer being switch on and off--just one or two second bursts of running at a time, but seven or eight of these bursts in a minute. It made me think something might be wrong at first, but now it's just annoying.5. No number pad. Another minor annoyance, but the photos and listing didn't make it clear, and I might have gone with a different laptop had I known. I wish they didn't try to hide these things.All in all a low-performing, buggy, sad excuse for a laptop. You'd honestly do better buying a refurbished laptop from five years ago, and I, for one, will not be buying another Dell in the future.