Lenovo has
IdeaPad 5 Pro 14ACN6 Laptop (Refurbished, 82L7X003US, Storm Grey) on sale for
$509.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
Suryasis for finding this deal.
Specs:- 14" 2.2K (2240x1400) IPS 300nits Anti-glare Display
- AMD Ryzen 7 5800U Processor
- 16GB DDR4 3200MHz RAM (Soldered)
- 512GB M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
- Integrated AMD Radeon Graphics
- WiFi 5 802.11AC (2 x 2) + Bluetooth 5.1
- Backlit Keyboard
- Windows 11 Home 64
- 56.5Whr Internal Battery
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but if u want to do anything beyond basic office task, i would go with lenovo
You can rip out WFi antenna and replace it with Wifi 7 if you are complaining about 5. 😅
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Antenna doesn't matter, wifi card does; it could well be soldered.
Absolutely true statement. Not a conspiracy theory.
But maybe worth the chance at $509 for a 5800U laptop.
Interesting note: On the bottom it has a blue sticker with black print: "REFURBISHED to Dell specifications by FedEx Supply Chain". I thought that was odd!
Interesting note: On the bottom it has a blue sticker with black print: "REFURBISHED to Dell specifications by FedEx Supply Chain". I thought that was odd!
Acer from Acer direct had scuff on corned, dent/scuff on bottom. Rubber pad torn so laptop tilts to left. I could live with it, but since the scuffs/dents looked like from drops I was very skeptical on how long it would last. Acer would not replace, only return. Wouldn't provide new pad/parts/shell or partial refund so it went back.
Lenovo thinkpad had issue with fans going crazy and high temps. Didn't bother trying to fix just sent back.
Searching around these refurbished laptops usually get a new shell if possible making them look like new. I don't think many people would keep the Acer I got as it looks USED not refurbished. They sell used laptops as well and they are cheaper than refurbished. People expect it to at least free of large scuffs/dents if not buying used.
But many people have good experiences with refurbished laptops. It's a risk and on a laptop like this the price is great for the performance of the laptop.
Lenovo thinkpad had issue with fans going crazy and high temps. Didn't bother trying to fix just sent back.
Searching around these refurbished laptops usually get a new shell if possible making them look like new. I don't think many people would keep the Acer I got as it looks USED not refurbished. They sell used laptops as well and they are cheaper than refurbished. People expect it to at least free of large scuffs/dents if not buying used.
But many people have good experiences with refurbished laptops. It's a risk and on a laptop like this the price is great for the performance of the laptop.
There is no way I would pay for a refurbished unit and KEEP something that was clearly in used condition. Any company that tries that is not honorable in my view!
There is no way I would pay for a refurbished unit and KEEP something that was clearly in used condition. Any company that tries that is not honorable in my view!
I was as well and went back and forth with Acer on eBay to get a replacement. They kept saying warranty policy doesn't allow and to return it. After that I just sent it back and not bothering ordering another one. I'm suspicious they just slapped a refurbished sticker on a used laptop since they have the same model on their store in used condition as well for cheaper.
This is a tempting one though since it's so cheap for a 5800U laptop. I just ordered a HP Aero with 5625U and similar specs for $570. $60 cheaper and upgrade to 8 core 5800U.
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This is a tempting one though since it's so cheap for a 5800U laptop. I just ordered a HP Aero with 5625U and similar specs for $570. $60 cheaper and upgrade to 8 core 5800U.
The HP Aero sounds like a good buy!