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[razzo]

Are they good? Need something better than my steam powered paving slab, only needs to be around 13 inch screen & i5 chip must be windows 10, have had dell in the past & XPS 13 is looking very nice but new they are silly money & hate the white key board, also any vendors to steer clear of

Sorry wrong section, can admins please move?

Ta

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https://www.dellrefurbished.co.uk/laptops

[Sir Tigger KC]

I use a HP Elitebook 840 with a 256gb SSD, 6GB RAM, Intel i5, and Windows 10 pro which I bought for £152 delivered from an ebay supplier last October.

Some of the buttons are a little worn, but apart from that it's been great and runs fast and smoothly. 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I use a HP Elitebook 840 with a 256gb SSD, 6GB RAM, Intel i5, and Windows 10 pro which I bought for £152 delivered from an ebay supplier last October.

Some of the buttons are a little worn, but apart from that it's been great and runs fast and smoothly. 

I'm not so sure.

Most are about 7 years old and the refurb consists of a a 'blow through' with an air hose.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I use a HP Elitebook 840 with a 256gb SSD, 6GB RAM, Intel i5, and Windows 10 pro which I bought for £152 delivered from an ebay supplier last October.

Some of the buttons are a little worn, but apart from that it's been great and runs fast and smoothly. 

I'm not so sure.

Most are about 7 years old and the refurb consists of a a 'blow through' with an air hose.

Yes I accept that it probably won't last as long as a brand new laptop, but then it was probably about a quarter of the price. 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I use a HP Elitebook 840 with a 256gb SSD, 6GB RAM, Intel i5, and Windows 10 pro which I bought for £152 delivered from an ebay supplier last October.

Some of the buttons are a little worn, but apart from that it's been great and runs fast and smoothly. 

I'm not so sure.

Most are about 7 years old and the refurb consists of a a 'blow through' with an air hose.

Yes I accept that it probably won't last as long as a brand new laptop, but then it was probably about a quarter of the price. 

I did look into this as laptops don't seem to last very long in my house.

They worked out at about 50% of new cost when I last checked.

[ronnyd]

I've got a "refurbished" Dell Latidude D630 that my youngest got for me. Cost around £70 and it's been fine for the 4/5 years i've had it. As for my AOL/TalkTalk broadband, that's another matter.   They are laying fibre optic cables all around my estate at the moment. Any pitfalls or problems anyone on here have had with fibre?