VIP Outlet has
Gateway 15.6" Ultra Slim Notebook (Refurbished, GWTN156-1BK, Grade A) for
$314.10 when you follow the steps below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
delz4stelz for finding this deal.
Steps:- Go to Gateway 15.6" Ultra Slim Notebook product page
- Add to cart and proceed to checkout
- Apply coupon code 10vipfirst
- Final price will be $314.10, shipping is free.
Specs:- Intel i5-1035G1 1.0GHz 4-core / 8-thread Processor
- 15.6" 1920x1080 FHD IPS Display
- 16GB RAM Memory
- 256GB Solid State Drive
- Fingerprint Scanner
- Windows 10 Home
- Inputs
- 1x HDMI
- 1x USB Type-C
- 2x USB 3.0
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I love the appearance and overall but have 0 appreciations for mouse pad/keyboard design:
1. No back-lit light (I don't care personally)
2. Power button is located as a button on the keyboard (top-right corner. Next to 'Delete' button and above 'Home' button, which i use a lot... One miss-press and the computer will go to sleep mode lol)
3. Mouse pad is located at a really awkward position. You can see right edge of it stretched out all the way close to Alt button. So your palm will unknowingly touch it a lot if you type a lot.
4. Charger head (?) is big like a block. (Not a deal breaker)
5. Mouse pad makes 'tick' sound like hitting plastic when i just touch it gently (not even pressing or tapping it)... Not sure if this is only occurring for me.
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I love the appearance and overall but have 0 appreciations for mouse pad/keyboard design:
1. No back-lit light (I don't care personally)
2. Power button is located as a button on the keyboard (top-right corner. Next to 'Delete' button and above 'Home' button, which i use a lot... One miss-press and the computer will go to sleep mode lol)
3. Mouse pad is located at a really awkward position. You can see right edge of it stretched out all the way close to Alt button. So your palm will unknowingly touch it a lot if you type a lot.
4. Charger head (?) is big like a block. (Not a deal breaker)
5. Mouse pad makes 'tick' sound like hitting plastic when i just touch it gently (not even pressing or tapping it)... Not sure if this is only occurring for me.
I love the appearance and overall but have 0 appreciations for mouse pad/keyboard design:
1. No back-lit light (I don't care personally)
2. Power button is located as a button on the keyboard (top-right corner. Next to 'Delete' button and above 'Home' button, which i use a lot... One miss-press and the computer will go to sleep mode lol)
3. Mouse pad is located at a really awkward position. You can see right edge of it stretched out all the way close to Alt button. So your palm will unknowingly touch it a lot if you type a lot.
4. Charger head (?) is big like a block. (Not a deal breaker)
5. Mouse pad makes 'tick' sound like hitting plastic when i just touch it gently (not even pressing or tapping it)... Not sure if this is only occurring for me.
I daresay this could make a great daily-driver/desktop-replacement for the right application (I'd certainly have no qualms about swapping this in for an aging desktop PC or that laptop that you never actually use as a mobile device... assuming you're plugging in a spare keyboard, mouse, and external monitor). Of course, full-on desktop PCs are also getting cheaper (there was a $300 Dell posted just yesterday) and if I were truly shopping for a laptop at around this price point I'd still want to focus on something like refurb units from a major brand (Dell, HP) where some of the issues noted tend to be slightly more solved.
Good luck!
Jon
I daresay this could make a great daily-driver/desktop-replacement for the right application (I'd certainly have no qualms about swapping this in for an aging desktop PC or that laptop that you never actually use as a mobile device... assuming you're plugging in a spare keyboard, mouse, and external monitor). Of course, full-on desktop PCs are also getting cheaper (there was a $300 Dell posted just yesterday) and if I were truly shopping for a laptop at around this price point I'd still want to focus on something like refurb units from a major brand (Dell, HP) where some of the issues noted tend to be slightly more solved.
Good luck!
Jon
I love the appearance and overall but have 0 appreciations for mouse pad/keyboard design:
1. No back-lit light (I don't care personally)
2. Power button is located as a button on the keyboard (top-right corner. Next to 'Delete' button and above 'Home' button, which i use a lot... One miss-press and the computer will go to sleep mode lol)
3. Mouse pad is located at a really awkward position. You can see right edge of it stretched out all the way close to Alt button. So your palm will unknowingly touch it a lot if you type a lot.
4. Charger head (?) is big like a block. (Not a deal breaker)
5. Mouse pad makes 'tick' sound like hitting plastic when i just touch it gently (not even pressing or tapping it)... Not sure if this is only occurring for me.
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I'm assuming you're on Windows 10. Start - Power and sleep settings - Additional power settings - Choose what the power buttons do ... You should know what to do from there.
the specs are not bad on this one, i usually skeptical off random refurbished products.