Item 1 of 2
Item 1 of 2
expiredSkillfulChannel142 posted Apr 4, 2025 4:15 PM
Refurbished Dell latitude 7390 cosmetic grade A $189
$189
$289
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22 units in stock as a posting. If you take the cosmetic grade B that's also listed You save a few bucks.
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22 units in stock as a posting. If you take the cosmetic grade B that's also listed You save a few bucks.
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1x Intel Core i5-8350U (4-Core, 1.70 GHz)
8 GB (1x 8GB)
256 GB (1x 256 GB SSD)
A machine like this is a perfect spare/secondary unit....something to have on standby in case your primary laptop goes down. I know, most people live on their phones and don't actually do any real work for a living - but for those who have a laptop, ask yourself....how long can you go without one? I'm not saying emotionally, I mean...how long can you continue to get things done without a proper machine? If you're in college, that could be less than 2-3 days. Do they still have open computer labs on campus? If you're an adult, maybe a week or two? There's only so much real work you can get done on a 5" mobile.
With tariffs and unforeseen shortages (like Covid), do you want to be waiting 6-10 months for a spare part that may never arrive? Or for a very modest price, you can have an insurance policy where you have it IN YOUR HAND. That's real value.
https://learn.microsoft
Also nice is that the RAM can be upgraded.
https://www.notebookche
The CPU is not going to set speed records, but is competent enough for basic browsing and productivity.
About the biggest ding with these older models is that I've gotten a few where one of the trackpad buttons is worn out.
Good luck!
Jon
A machine like this is a perfect spare/secondary unit....something to have on standby in case your primary laptop goes down. I know, most people live on their phones and don't actually do any real work for a living - but for those who have a laptop, ask yourself....how long can you go without one? I'm not saying emotionally, I mean...how long can you continue to get things done without a proper machine? If you're in college, that could be less than 2-3 days. Do they still have open computer labs on campus? If you're an adult, maybe a week or two? There's only so much real work you can get done on a 5" mobile.
With tariffs and unforeseen shortages (like Covid), do you want to be waiting 6-10 months for a spare part that may never arrive? Or for a very modest price, you can have an insurance policy where you have it IN YOUR HAND. That's real value.
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Build quality, probably.
But something like this has 2x the CPU speed, new battery and warranty.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/ASUS-V...om=/search
These have a place, but at the $120-140 range you can get them on eBay, not at almost $200
Specs: https://www.dell.com/support/manu...lang=en-us
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_...4084
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