when you take it out of the box you'll have one issue after another (especially screen flickering) until you update the bios (go to Dell support & enter your service tag, you'll find it)

I considered just getting rid of all of Dell's programs, but part of the reason I got this laptop was for the color-accurate display, and I don't want to lose control over how the screen functions.- Screen flickering is real.

Crashes occasionally and the screen flickers black randomly.

Crashes occasionally and the screen flickers black randomly.

I even disregarded all the warnings against the wifi and screen flickering

No dead pixels, no wobble when typing, no freezing, no BSOD, no screen flickering, no slow Wi-Fi speeds.....etc

The USB-C port is a fully featured one, not just USB 3.0 with a C connector - it supports alternative modes for output display and so forth

The USB-C port is a fully featured one, not just USB 3.0 with a C connector - it supports alternative modes for output display and so forth