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However, the history of Dell Latitudes, that I've purchased, from FedEx arrived in poor condition. We've owned many laptops and they still look mostly new. I'm not sure what happens to these corporate/government lease returns, but the ones that we ordered arrived in poor condition. Scratched, worn ports, worn touchpads and buttons, etc. It's like they were used in public kiosks, or rented out.
After two separate orders, and yes we kept them (mistake), I would never purchase a "refurbished" laptop from FedEx. These aren't "open box" demos. They've gone through a lot of touches, drops, moves, spills, multiple users, etc.
YMMV. You could get a great one. For two out of two separate orders, we got poor quality - and they were "Grade A". And no, FedEx does not easily accept them back, but some people have had better responses. We didn't. Replies from FedEx took 2-3 days, and responses were extremely brief and blunt. You're not purchasing from Dell or Dell Outlet.
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However, the history of Dell Latitudes, that I've purchased, from FedEx arrived in poor condition. We've owned many laptops and they still look mostly new. I'm not sure what happens to these corporate/government lease returns, but the ones that we ordered arrived in poor condition. Scratched, worn ports, worn touchpads and buttons, etc. It's like they were used in public kiosks, or rented out.
After two separate orders, and yes we kept them (mistake), I would never purchase a "refurbished" laptop from FedEx. These aren't "open box" demos. They've gone through a lot of touches, drops, moves, spills, multiple users, etc.
YMMV. You could get a great one. For two out of two separate orders, we got poor quality - and they were "Grade A". And no, FedEx does not easily accept them back, but some people have had better responses. We didn't. Replies from FedEx took 2-3 days, and responses were extremely brief and blunt. You're not purchasing from Dell or Dell Outlet.
Where does it say FedEx recycling..maybe I missed some faqs.
However, the history of Dell Latitudes, that I've purchased, from FedEx arrived in poor condition. We've owned many laptops and they still look mostly new. I'm not sure what happens to these corporate/government lease returns, but the ones that we ordered arrived in poor condition. Scratched, worn ports, worn touchpads and buttons, etc. It's like they were used in public kiosks, or rented out.
After two separate orders, and yes we kept them (mistake), I would never purchase a "refurbished" laptop from FedEx. These aren't "open box" demos. They've gone through a lot of touches, drops, moves, spills, multiple users, etc.
YMMV. You could get a great one. For two out of two separate orders, we got poor quality - and they were "Grade A". And no, FedEx does not easily accept them back, but some people have had better responses. We didn't. Replies from FedEx took 2-3 days, and responses were extremely brief and blunt. You're not purchasing from Dell or Dell Outlet.
it's a gamble and i buy Condition A laptops. i bought 2 Condition A laptops and the batteries were low, i got one replacement.
the Desktop Condition B was mostly good, i had to work with the usb ports to make the mouse work better.
the laptops still work fine, but i suppose as you say they may not put much effort into refurbishing them. they may depend on the durability of Lattitude to carry the day perhaps. the stuff i bought was fairly cheap and we are happy with them, don't think i would put a bunch of money into a refurb laptop. we just buy the lower end cheaper ones instead.
the reviews on these things are all over the place, the covid years could be a problem because so many were give to employees to go home with; some say quality declined on those possibly because of parts availability.
i like my desktop though, not much people can screw up with those me thinks. possible of course but not probable, nobody walks around with a desk top. if you don't need mobility stick with a cheap OptiPlex, if not then the Lattitudes still worth the gamble.
tell us what you think, what are the chances out there on Lattitudes? maybe people should buy Precisions cause they are rough and tough?
please chime in and help us figure this thing out.
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All of these are daily used, some going strong after 6-7 years, albeit slower but I have them all running on solid state drives to minimize battery usage and OS load times.
I am not buying any more consumer laptops especially lower end when I can get a much better spec machine and more durable (my experience/opinion) for a lower price.
the Desktop Condition B was mostly good, i had to work with the usb ports to make the mouse work better.
the laptops still work fine, but i suppose as you say they may not put much effort into refurbishing them. they may depend on the durability of Lattitude to carry the day perhaps. the stuff i bought was fairly cheap and we are happy with them, don't think i would put a bunch of money into a refurb laptop. we just buy the lower end cheaper ones instead.
the reviews on these things are all over the place, the covid years could be a problem because so many were give to employees to go home with; some say quality declined on those possibly because of parts availability.
i like my desktop though, not much people can screw up with those me thinks. possible of course but not probable, nobody walks around with a desk top. if you don't need mobility stick with a cheap OptiPlex, if not then the Lattitudes still worth the gamble.
tell us what you think, what are the chances out there on Lattitudes? maybe people should buy Precisions cause they are rough and tough?
please chime in and help us figure this thing out.
dell outlet and others are likely much much better
All of these are daily used, some going strong after 6-7 years, albeit slower but I have them all running on solid state drives to minimize battery usage and OS load times.
I am not buying any more consumer laptops especially lower end when I can get a much better spec machine and more durable (my experience/opinion) for a lower price.
All of these are daily used, some going strong after 6-7 years, albeit slower but I have them all running on solid state drives to minimize battery usage and OS load times.
I am not buying any more consumer laptops especially lower end when I can get a much better spec machine and more durable (my experience/opinion) for a lower price.
i would buy a Fruit Machine if they respected their customers in these details but they don't so i won't. hipness of tech does not make for good durability or my ability to repair.
we use these as desktops so the battery not much concern. Dell shipped me another battery for my A Condition, it was easy to replace. OEM batteries cost as much as the notebook themselves but amazon does sell 3rd party batteries for cheap. best to get a battery AP to check your machine on arrival.
Run the Command Prompt on your Windows machine, making sure to run it as an administrator.
Once Command Prompt is open, type 'powercfg/batteryreport' and hit Enter.
The battery report will be saved in the drive on the laptop, with the URL displayed on the prompt screen.
Use this URL or look for the battery report file in the system's C drive.
Open the file and look for 'DESIGN CAPACITY' and 'FULL CHARGE CAPACITY'
The difference between these numbers will help you figure out the drop in capacity.