What Is a Refurbished Laptop?

Many laptops are returned every year to manufacturers for a variety of reasons that range from defects in the laptop to situations in which a company ordered more laptops than it actually needed. Manufacturers repair any damages or defects in the returned laptops, and then resell them as "refurbished" laptops.

  1. Condition

    • Most laptops are returned to manufacturers in under 30 days after purchase. After refurbishment, they are in a "like-new" condition.

    Warranty

    • Most manufacturers offer a one-year warranty or have a return policy for refurbished laptops. A good warranty means the manufacturer has faith in the laptop and protects your investment.

    Price

    • There is a significant reduction in price for a refurbished laptop versus a new laptop. The discount is approximately 30 percent on most laptop brands.

    Customization

    • Because they are returned laptops, there are no customization options for refurbished laptops. You will be able to choose only from what is currently in stock.

    Source

    • The original manufacturer is the best source for refurbished laptops; otherwise, look for an authorized distributor. Other sources may be selling laptops that are either more traditionally "used," are not factory refurbished or do not have a warranty.

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