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Dell Coupon: 50% Off 12.5" Dell Latitude E7270) Series Laptops: from $230 to $300 + free s/h $230
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in cart, apply code YES2E7270 for the discount. Configs start at $229.50 + free s/h (there is one for $200 without OS, but should go fast)
in cart, apply code YES2E7270 for the discount. Configs start at $229.50 + free s/h (there is one for $200 without OS, but should go fast)
- 100 day returns / warranty.
- 1-year extended warranty offered for $59
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I buy these types of laptops all the time. This is actually a very good deal, not the best, but GOOD. I've been able to get an i7 CPU for similar price.
However, touchscreen, 1080p, i5, 256 ssd. all for under $300?
This type of Dell goes for over $2,000.00 new - not to be compared with consumer class junk machines.
https://www.dellrefurbished.com/laptops?cjevent=d565de6f58b511ea83f100eb0a1c0e0f&dir=desc&filter_gra... [dellrefurbished.com]
This is a dual core 25watt cpu.. w/ a really old intel 520 gpu, and only hdmi 1.4.
Black friday we saw, $300 i5 10th gen quad core. g4 gpu, IPS, which is double the performance cpu and gpu of this laptop.
I'd say wait it out.
it's great yo know that a new 10th gen Intel Inspiron is posted right now for $499.
And don't tell me this $59 warranty is as good as Dell's normal NBD when the device is actually in Dell Support Life.
Big, big drawback vs modern machines though - no TB3. I have a newer Lenovo for work now and my wife has a 7280, and being able to share chargers and a one plug docking station are hard to go back from. With all of the power delivery battery packs and chargers now it is a big difference going back to a conventional proprietary adapter like my 7470 (and this one) needs to.
If you're looking for a blazingly fast and shiny new laptop for high-demand tasks or gaming or for bragging rights, this isn't it. Go wait for BF.
However, if you're looking for a driver laptop that's sturdy and can still get stuff done, these older laptops are perfect. And that's what is the slick deal here. A solid business-class laptop at this price point is generally hard to find, especially with these features and a more modern processor (don't even start with me: I still happily use my third-gen Core-i7 laptop - even over the 8th-gen i7 laptop I have - so sit down).
For comparison, I happen to have a university with a surplus equipment store nearby and most laptops there are third-gen Core-i's or less for in upwards of $200, so this is pretty darn slick, even compared to that.
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This is because Latitude's are marketed to people in offices, and not consumer oriented. I had to (reluctantly) move away from my old one as watching movies on it was horrible.
Really? What distro do you use? Haven't had a hack in years but loved mine.
The other two machines we've owned, we picked up for less than $250 each. We used them for years, and were able to resell them and make most of our money back.
All the refurbs we've owned have been business-class laptops, which means they're built like tanks. Our daily use machine, we've dropped several times. Despite numerous scuffs and scratches, it operates perfectly.
Manufacturer in 2016, yeah it's older but it works well. Touchscreen, solid 4-5 hours on battery while on wifi (i'm sure I can squeeze more).
Most of the times, these refurbs are just business lease/models that just get sent back. Mine just had a bad speaker... $10 part to replace. Lattitude has parts for days on the internet. You can fix/replace almost everything on them. Drop test, yup, My fell off the table at a restaurant during a meeting. It's all good. A lot of these business class laptops get that'MIL-STD 810G tag, whether you're into it or, but i do think they're nicer than the consumer models. So the ThinkPads, Lattitudes and the type are nice. Plenty parts.