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Dell Refurbished Savings/Coupon: Dell Latitude 5410 Laptops

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Dell Refurbished offers 50% Off Select Dell Latitude 5410 Laptops when you apply promo code WOW5410DELL at checkout. Shipping is free.
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Dell Refurbished offers 50% Off Select Dell Latitude 5410 Laptops when you apply promo code WOW5410DELL at checkout. Shipping is free.
  • Note: Prices vary based on condition and specs. Click what's in the box tab to see more details.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.

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Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • 100 day returns / warranty (details).
  • 1-year extended warranty offered for $49
  • Cosmetic grade scale is here
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Zwitterion
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You post this boilerplate in every Dell thread. You make some good points, except for the last one -- getting a 10th Gen i7 Latitude with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD in a business build quality for $250 or less is a banging deal no matter what you say and there is nothing comparable around for "$300-$400". The zealousness with which you post this has me believing you are getting paid to do this or have some bizarre fixation with Dell.

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Feb 16, 2024
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cr-vtec
Feb 16, 2024
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Cheapest specs I saw. There is an Amex $40/$200.

Grade A
64-bit Windows 10 Professional
Office 365 Home/Student (Trial)
14" FHD (1920 x 1080)
1x Intel Core i5-10310U (4-Core, 1.70 GHz)
8 GB (1x 8GB)
256 GB (1x 256 GB SSD)
Integrated Graphics
No Optical
Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T)
Wireless 802.11 ax + Bluetooth
Webcam Included
Backlit Keyboard
Feb 19, 2024
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jneset
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Quote from cr-vtec :
Cheapest specs I saw. There is an Amex $40/$200.

Grade A
64-bit Windows 10 Professional
Office 365 Home/Student (Trial)
14" FHD (1920 x 1080)
1x Intel Core i5-10310U (4-Core, 1.70 GHz)
8 GB (1x 8GB)
256 GB (1x 256 GB SSD)
Integrated Graphics
No Optical
Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T)
Wireless 802.11 ax + Bluetooth
Webcam Included
Backlit Keyboard
What card? I couldn't locate anything on the blue
Feb 19, 2024
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cr-vtec
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Quote from jneset :
What card? I couldn't locate anything on the blue
I believe it was a business card. Don't recall which one. I have a blue and platinum
Feb 19, 2024
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EfficientMeat482
Feb 19, 2024
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Quote from cr-vtec :
I believe it was a business card. Don't recall which one. I have a blue and platinum
The Amex deals are for dell.com. this isn't dell.com. I'd love to hear a data point the refurb site triggers them but I'm pretty sure it doesn't.
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cr-vtec
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Quote from EfficientMeat482 :
The Amex deals are for dell.com. this isn't dell.com. I'd love to hear a data point the refurb site triggers them but I'm pretty sure it doesn't.
My mistake!
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Zwitterion
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Zwitterion

Quote from So-Many-Deals :
Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling) "Grade A" laptops are used and definitely not "refurbished" to a new appearance and performance that you'd expect from a refurbished desktop or any other refurbished product that you've purchased in the past. ("Grade A" simply means better than their "Grade B" model inventory. It's a comparative term.)

Corporate owned laptops (vs. other items) are touched, scratched, bumped, dropped, moved, switched and have had food and drinks spilled on them. If you're going to buy a used laptop. buy one that's had one personal owner, or an open box, or anything that you can see and test BEFORE you purchase. Would you buy mice, touchpads, touchscreens, or keyboards online that were used for 3-5 years without first seeing and testing them first?

Would you make a decision to purchase a used vehicle while only being able to view the brand new photo from the original product literature? It's like buying a used car from Hertz or Budget, but at least they'll do a very good touchup. It's difficult to restore plastic screens and patterned plastic cases, touchpads, etc.

I've recently purchased two Dell "refurbished" laptops and their appearance and quality was well below what I had anticipated (and I was very flexible). All my "refurbished" desktops purchased from FedEx Recycling have looked new and functioned very well, even though their components are considered "older tech" now. Lastly, you know you're not going to be contacting Dell if you have issues. Dell isn't involved in the re-sale of these used items. (This is not "Dell Outlet".)

It's not to say that you're going to be disappointed. I just wanted to warn some about me previous two used laptop "deal" purchases. Although you'll receive a 90-day warranty with many conditions, there's no warranty or guarantee on the appearance of laptop that you'll be receiving. Next, do extensive testing on this laptop, before you start installing any software. Test every port and socket. Do real-life testing on the battery. If something goes wrong after you're able to have it return to them within 90 days, laptops (vs. desktops) are not very fixable.

Consider the many $300-$400 deals that have be posted recently on new modern tech that has never been used by anyone. Remember too that many lower level new processers can be faster and better than older higher gen processors. An Intel i5 from many years ago might be easily surpassed by a modern Intel i3.
You post this boilerplate in every Dell thread. You make some good points, except for the last one -- getting a 10th Gen i7 Latitude with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD in a business build quality for $250 or less is a banging deal no matter what you say and there is nothing comparable around for "$300-$400". The zealousness with which you post this has me believing you are getting paid to do this or have some bizarre fixation with Dell.
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AquaSink436
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is dellreferbished more reliable than ebay certified refurbished ?
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lanbaba
Feb 21, 2024
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I bought 2 precision laptops in the past year, and I can say, open it up, do little clean, new thermal paste, it is much better than the same price inspiron new laptops, even with the older chipset.
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techdesai2
Feb 21, 2024
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Quote from Zwitterion :
You post this boilerplate in every Dell thread. You make some good points, except for the last one -- getting a 10th Gen i7 Latitude with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD in a business build quality for $250 or less is a banging deal no matter what you say and there is nothing comparable around for "$300-$400". The zealousness with which you post this has me believing you are getting paid to do this or have some bizarre fixation with Dell.
I can give you a lot better at $300. Something comparable to 12th or 13th gen intel cpu. As of right now this deal is available for order online.

https://slickdeals.net/f/17300392-hp-elitebook-845-g8-laptop-refurb-ryzen-5-pro-5650u-14-1080p-16gb-256gb-ssd-300-free-store-pickup?src=SiteSearchV2Algo

Even if one is looking for business laptops there is a lot better with newer tech as the previous poster was saying. It's easy to be rude and say someone is posting boilerplate stuff online.This is a site where people post opinions on the deals and there is not need to attack someone who has an opposing opinion.

Because of people buying too much tech in COVID already, now the market is saturated with good deals in the 300-400 range.

I got a MSI 14 inch laptop from their business line for $360 2 months ago. Again New with warranty and a lot more recent cpu.
Last edited by techdesai2 February 21, 2024 at 12:24 PM.
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dealpapa
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Quote from Zwitterion :
You post this boilerplate in every Dell thread. You make some good points, except for the last one -- getting a 10th Gen i7 Latitude with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD in a business build quality for $250 or less is a banging deal no matter what you say and there is nothing comparable around for "$300-$400". The zealousness with which you post this has me believing you are getting paid to do this or have some bizarre fixation with Dell.
at least we need 11th Gen i7 . 10th Gen i7 is same speed as 8th gen
Feb 21, 2024
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DealsAdd1ct
Feb 21, 2024
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Quote from Zwitterion :
You post this boilerplate in every Dell thread. You make some good points, except for the last one -- getting a 10th Gen i7 Latitude with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD in a business build quality for $250 or less is a banging deal no matter what you say and there is nothing comparable around for "$300-$400". The zealousness with which you post this has me believing you are getting paid to do this or have some bizarre fixation with Dell.
Could you please post the link for the 10 gen i7 latitude that you are referring. I tried to look up. But couldn't find.

Sorry
Feb 21, 2024
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djfeltl
Feb 21, 2024
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Quote from jonnala :
Could you please post the link for the 10 gen i7 latitude that you are referring. I tried to look up. But couldn't find.

Sorry
I ordered this last week (i7 10th Gen, 512ssd, 16gb Ram, touch) for $200 after the coupon. It arrived yesterday and was reset and no scratches or dings. It was listed as grade A
Feb 21, 2024
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jaybfresh
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Quote from AquaSink436 :
is dellreferbished more reliable than ebay certified refurbished ?
I'd lean toward ebay if you have something comparable for the same price since that includes an automatic 2 year warranty

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khundkar
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I ordered the Dell 7310 from the previous deal, for the most part its working very well.. looks very sleek with the aluminum shell, a little heavier though then my wife's lenovo, the windows hello camera works great, automatically upgraded me to windows 11 pro, and the privacy screen is "interesting".. but for the price, I am happy with it.. I'll probably give to my 12 year old when she starts whining for a better laptop than the chromebook the school provided..

I do have to say, the touchpad can be a bit finnicky when trying to school with 2 fingers..

also.. no scratches or dings.. and i wish they would start venting hot air from the back and not from the bottom..

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