Dell Inspiron 13 7347 review

A 2014 2-in-1 With a Haswell i3 and Verified Minima

The Dell Inspiron 13 7347 is a Haswell-era convertible — an i3 4010U with 8 GB of memory. No listing price is recorded. Its strongest measured asset is a set of passing minimum bars: Grand Theft Auto V, Rainbow Six Siege, and Civilization 6 all clear their minimum settings.

Where it holds up

Graphics reads 45.85, 68% above the general-class median of 27.24 — the reading this era's integrated hardware earns on the scale, and the axis that lifts gaming to 71 in the high band. Portability posts 69.4 high-band, and the three verified minimum-bar passes are concrete: old, but demonstrated. The 2-in-1 form keeps a niche. Set against the reliability reading of 5, the sheet's position is plain — the hardware can still do the minimum, and the fleet no longer trusts it to keep doing so. The i3 4010U is the entry point of Haswell, and the sheet treats it accordingly — as a floor, not a bargain.

Where it falls short

Reliability is the flagged weakness at 5 against a class median of 54 — one of the lowest readings in this batch. Memory at 8 GB sits 75% below the class median of 32, performance reads 28.28 low-band, office 10.38, modeling 23, engineering CAD 18, photo design 29, and value bottoms out at 4.25. The verified minima are exactly that — minima.

Price and depreciation

No listing price is recorded and no depreciation curve is modeled for this entry.

Alternatives to consider

The Inspiron 13 7348 in this batch is the same chassis with an i5 5200U and marginally higher performance and value readings. The Inspiron 13 5379 offers newer silicon with an i7 if a few more years of headroom matter.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. Three minimum-bar passes keep it honest; the reliability reading of 5 keeps it cheap.