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Dell Inspiron Small Desktop (3471) Review

Dell Inspiron Small Desktop (3471) Review

Posted on April 27, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Budget desktops are made to be simple and affordable, and the Dell Inspiron Small Desktop (starts at $379.99; $499.99 as tested) checks both boxes. As its name implies, it’s also notably more compact than its contemporaries, making it a great fit (literally) for space-strapped shoppers. Its performance is only middling for the category, though we do appreciate its including both a solid-state drive and a larger 1TB hard drive. This tower has its benefits, but the Acer Aspire TC-885-UA92 is a better value, and remains our Editors’ Choice for budget desktops.
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