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Dell Refurbished Savings/Coupon: 50% Off Dell Latitude 7400 Laptops Expired
$214.50
$429.00
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Dell Refurbished offers 50% Off Select Dell Latitude 7400 Laptops when you apply promo code YEAREND7400 at checkout. Shipping is free.
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in cart, apply coupon code YEAREND7400 for an extra 50% off. Prices start from $169.50 + free s/h and will depend on config and specs.
in cart, apply coupon code YEAREND7400 for an extra 50% off. Prices start from $169.50 + free s/h and will depend on config and specs.
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Intel was introducing new 8th gen CPUs as late as Q3 2019
Scratches will be minor in B grade laptops, and close to nonexistent in A grade
Battery will be replaced if it's under 80% capacity
A used latitude in good shape will likely outlast a new Inspiron, and $399 is more than double the price of this deal.
You can return these on Dell Refurbished's dime if there is anything wrong (such as loose hinges).
It's on my desk now, driving two 32" 4K monitors from the HDMI sand USB-C ports, plus the 14" screen, running 50 edge tabs, notes, outlook, chrome, and teams. I'm managing Azure & M365 resources, coding in PS via the portal. it's durable, well-supported, easy to buy parts for (I put in a 2TB drive for my photography, for which I run PS and LR Classic).
In short, a perfectly fine laptop for those who don't game.
A semi-pro purpose-built scan tool with same same capabilities would have run me at least $500 or more (and they typically are custom android tablets). As a bonus, this is a Windows 11 laptop that can serve other purposes.
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I've imaged dozens of these 7400s at work the last few months and they are a bargain at
Googling wasn't helpful, people say to update bios but can't get in...
Here's what was in the box: 1. laptop (shrink wrapped to a rigid cardboard panel to keep it centered in the box. 2. Power adapter.
You can tell the laptop exterior had a quick wipe down with a wet wipe (not very thorough) and there was less attention paid to the keyboard (hair and crumbs.)
However, once I cleaned it up a little more this thing looks (more or less) brand new. Access to the internals for upgrading RAM and SSD was super simple and you're in/out of that in 10 minutes.
For the $225, this was a nice deal on a very capable i7 laptop. Oh, also, specs say 16GB is max supported - I added 16GB and now see 32GB.
-- The machine is a good machine. The case I received was metal and is heavy compared to my other machines.
-- The overall build quality is good.
-- For general office use it is perfect.
-- It is upgradable to Windows 11.
-- The machine was wiped and I did not see too much bloatware on it.
Issues that I had:
-- The keyboard did not work out of the box. I contacted Dell and they could not send me a new keyboard but provided a credit of $30 so I could pick up a new one from the "Bay" company. Replacement keyboards were not in over abundance.
-- Essentially I had to rebuild the machine, so I also replaced the thermal paste at the same time.
-- I did run the battery test and it was borderline for replacement, so I also had that with the keyboard. I was sent a replacement battery.
-- It seems to be a known issue that the rubber strip that is a "foot" for the case does peal off and the replacement is expensive. I have tried the glues that some recommenced, but they do not work. I had to use two sided sticky tape.
-- The screen is not as bright as an older Dell Ultra machine I have or a older MacBook Air
Price paid was about the same as now.
Did it not register any of the keys or was the keyboard acting flaky? -delayed response not registering some keys?- I ordered one from this deal and I am away from home, trying to remotely diagnose the issues. My gf started it up and was telling me the keyboard is acting flaky and USB ports are not working. I remotely connected to the computer and ran the full Dell diagnostics -which it seems to pass- I did all the driver and BIOS updates. -Also the laptop is updated to Win 11 pro. The problems still persist with the keyboard and the USB ports.
Googling wasn't helpful, people say to update bios but can't get in...
Update:
I'm having an issue with this laptop in that it's asking me to log into the whatever corporation this laptop used to belong to's email address.
even if you install with a clean copy of windows 10 you'll still get this.
It's due to the laptop being registered to whatever corporation's Azure and never getting deregistered.
https://www.dell.com/support/kbdo...-autopilot
my workaround is i re-installed windows 10 professional and did not connect to internet and then created a local account. i was able to sign in and it seems to be working okay so far.
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So now it runs perfect. I would have liked a little more brightness, but it is OK. I also have some Dell Ultra and other Dells for work and the keyboard is acceptable, but not the greatest, feel wise....but this is a preference item.
Otherwise for the price, with the upgraded memory, it is a pretty inexpensive machine with 32GB of memory and a 512 SSD. The CPU is actually the same or slightly newer than my work computer, which I can upgrade at any time...but the current computer offerings I have available are not very good and the corresponding MacBook Pro is exceptional... for 2.5-3X the cost.
The other thing I do not like is the weight, but it is built like a tank and I am sure it can take some abuse..except for the keyboard.
The service center was exceptionally easy to work with, in my opinion. I did need to purchase thermal paste to reseat the CPU. You do need to remove a number of bolts on the board to get to the keyboard. Plan on an hour to 2 hours to change everything and test it out.
If you think it might be a keyboard or motherboard issue, I recommend calling support. Maybe they can send a new unit or provide you with new parts.
The USB ports are on the motherboard.
Update:
I'm having an issue with this laptop in that it's asking me to log into the whatever corporation this laptop used to belong to's email address.
even if you install with a clean copy of windows 10 you'll still get this.
It's due to the laptop being registered to whatever corporation's Azure and never getting deregistered.
https://www.dell.com/support/kbdo...-autopilot [dell.com]
my workaround is i re-installed windows 10 professional and did not connect to internet and then created a local account. i was able to sign in and it seems to be working okay so far.
Yep I did a clean install from a usb drive, and didn't connect to WIFI during the install process. pretty easy to avoid connecting to internet. Once the install is complete i didnt see any issues when i connected back up to the internet. I haven't heard anything back from dell on whether they can get this laptop de-registered or not, but it's been working great so far.
How do people check their battery health? I ran the battery health report from Windows, am I comparing these two, so it's 76%?
DESIGN CAPACITY 60,002 mWh
FULL CHARGE CAPACITY 45,623 mWh