It does come with a barrel charger in the box though. While I'm completely against barrel chargers at all, the good news is that you can use the USB Type-C port for charging. On the left side, there's a barrel charging port, HDMI 2.0, and a USB 3.1 Gen 1 port. It kind of works out, because this is probably how you're using it if you're watching a movie.Īs far as ports go, the Inspi2-in-1 Black Edition should cover all of your bases. There aren't any speakers on the keyboard deck, so they're only facing toward you when you're using it in tablet mode or tent mode. You can also see the pen from underneath the device.Īlso when looking at the bottom, you'll find dual speakers. It rotates in a way so that you always have access to the pen no matter what mode you're using the convertible in, such as as a laptop, as a tablet, tent mode, or presentation mode. In the back of the device, there's a rotating hinge, where the pen garage is located. It's certainly not the lightest convertible you'll find, or even the lightest to use a 15W U-series processor. I have to say that it feels heavier than it should, and it's entirely possible that I handle so many laptops that I notice a quarter-pound difference. It's only 15.9mm thin at its thickest point, but it weighs in at 3.08 pounds. The aluminum chassis is stamped with a glossy black Dell logo on the lid, giving it a sleek look. More specifically, it's called Abyss Black. You guessed it the Black Edition is black. The Dell Inspi2-in-1 Black Edition only comes in one color.

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