Second Hand Laptops
Nowadays, more and more people want to own a laptop so that they can use their computer wherever they are, whether they are at home, on a train or just in a friend’s house! However, they can be quite expensive compared to normal computers so you might not have enough money to get a brand new laptop that’s good. There is one thing that you can do to save some money though, and that’s to buy a second hand laptop! Since laptops change so much each and every year (better specs, better design etc.) the price of old models drop quite a bit which is great news if you’re willing to buy one that’s a year or two old. The differences between models that are a few years old and the models that are new aren’t too different either, but there’s a huge difference in the price!
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Under £100 – Under £200 – Under £300
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 | Toshiba Dynabook Laptop FHD 15.6" Intel i5 10th Quad Core 8GB 128GB SSD Win 11 P FHD 15.6" Wide LED Screen. Solid state drives use different technology than traditional hard drives that allow SSD’s to access date much faster, improving your... | £124.99 Free delivery |
 | Acer Aspire 3 Laptop A315-58 i5 12GB RAM 256GB NVMe SSD Windows 11 Acer Aspire 3 A315-58 laptop. Model: Aspire 3 A315-58-67S3. The laptop is fully working, with all functions reported to be operational. Actual battery life will... | £147.40 or make offer Free delivery |
 | Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ i5 11th Gen 16GB RAM 256GB SSD 4G LTE + Rugged Case Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ (16GB RAM / 256GB SSD / i5 / LTE). Up for sale is aMicrosoft Surface Pro 7+ 2-in-1 tablet/laptop (without keyboard)... | £219.99 or make offer Free delivery |
 | 8th Gen Dell Latitude 5490 14" Core i5-8250U 8GB RAM Backlit Keyboard USB-C 65W Fully tested and working great across all hardware functions. Model: Dell Latitude 5490. Versatile Connectivity: Includes modern USB Type-C (supporting power/display) plus full-sized HDMI, VGA,... | £97.42 £7.64 delivery |
 | HP Elitebook 645 16gb RAM - Silver - Laptop and charger - NO SSD - Grade B 2024 HP Elitebook - NO SSD - Tested and working - Ex-display device - Comes with original HP charger | £105.00 £6.76 delivery |
 | ASUS Zenbook 14 UX425JA I3 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Windows 11 Home Laptop In excellent condition. Fresh installation of Windows 11 Home 26H2 & Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2024. | £130.70 £5.15 delivery |
 | Dell Latitude 5300 13in FHD i5 8th Gen 16GB RAM 256GB SSD Win 11 Pro Dell Latitude 5300 13in FHD i5 8th Gen 16GB RAM 256GB SSD Win 11 Pro | £99.50 or make offer £5.99 delivery |
 | Hp ProBook 440 G7 Laptop - i5 10210u - 8gb Ram -256gb SSD Win 11 Pro HP ProBook 440 G7 - 14.4" Laptop. Factory reset, BIOS password clear. The laptop is clean with very minor blemishes on the casing. 1 x... | £129.99 or make offer £5.99 delivery |
 | HP ProBook 450 G7 15.6” Laptop Intel Core i5-10210U 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Win 10 256GB SK hynix SSD. Used HP ProBook 450 G7 laptop in working condition. The SSD passed the HP storage diagnostic tests (SMART and Short DST).... | £150.00 or make offer £8.00 delivery |
 | Dell Latitude 5490 14” FHD Laptop i5-8250U 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Windows Charger 256GB M.2 SATA SSD. Dell Latitude 5490 laptop. 8GB DDR4 RAM. UK keyboard. The battery was checked in the BIOS and reported as Excellent. Windows... | £99.00 or make offer £8.00 delivery |
The funny thing is, most of the second hand laptops are in just as good condition as brand new ones, so it’s not as there’s something wrong with them. Some people even upgrade things on their laptops such as upgrading the RAM so you could end up with a better laptop by buying it second hand while getting it at a much better price too!
If you know how to repair laptops yourself, then you might want to think about buying a laptop that needs some work done to it to get it going again. The majority of people wouldn’t be bothered trying to repair a broken used laptop, and that’s why they go for such a low price! Why not take advantage of this and grab yourself a bargain so that you can fix it up (or pay someone else to repair it for you) and get the second hand laptop at an even better price?