Dell EC27250 all-in-one PC 27" FHD Core 7 150U 16/1000 GB MX570A

The screen measures 27 inches with Full HD resolution (1920 × 1080). At this size letters and icons appear larger than usual, which is comfortable when you sit a little further back or when small type tires your eyes. Two windows fit side by side and people on a video call are easy to see. Because the computer is built in behind the screen, there is no separate case or monitor cable on the desk, just the screen, keyboard and mouse.

The Intel Core 7 150U is a 10-core processor whose clock rises to 5.4 GHz under load. U-series chips were originally designed for thin devices and draw little power, so the cooling does not have to work hard and the computer stays quiet in the office. Ten cores are enough for a browser, spreadsheets, email and a video call to run smoothly at the same time.

16 GB of DDR5 memory at 5200 MHz is a comfortable amount for office work, video calls and a browser with many tabs, even with antivirus and cloud sync running in the background. The 1000 GB SSD starts Windows and apps in seconds and holds even large photo and video collections, so an external drive is not a must.

Unlike the base versions of this model, this one has a separate NVIDIA GeForce MX570A graphics card with 2 GB of dedicated video memory. It takes the graphics load off the processor and helps with photo editing, simple video editing, viewing CAD drawings and lighter games. The MX series is entry-level graphics: the latest demanding games need a more powerful card, but in everyday work the difference from integrated graphics is noticeable.

A white Dell Pro KM5221W keyboard and mouse with a US International (QWERTY) layout are included, so everything you need is there from day one. Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) connects the computer to the network without a cable and, with a modern router, gives a fast and stable connection even on a busy network. The preinstalled Windows 11 Pro supports BitLocker drive encryption and domain join, which matters for company computers.

Home offices and small businesses that do photo editing, view drawings or play lighter games alongside office work; users who want a large screen and a discrete graphics card in one enclosure; and families for whom a 1000 GB SSD gives room for photos and videos.