Dell Latitude 3189 Intel Pentium N4200 (1.1 GHz) 4 GB Memory 256 GB SSD Intel HD Graphics 505 11.6" Touchscreen 1366 x 768 Convertible 2-in-1 Laptop Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit (Renewed)

First, I wanna say the laptop arrived in near new condition. There are very few marks and no scratches. It operates flawlessly. I needed a Windows 10 machine and they were becoming harder to find. I used to program Radio as and as a back up to my main computer. The touchscreen is responsive and precise. The battery life seems very good. It doesn’t lag at all, but I’m not playing games. I have used it to run an SDR radio and that works very well. For the price you can’t go wrong.

I bought this laptop a couple of months ago and it won't power up and this is the second one that's done this to me. It's very aggravating that they just get out of warranty past 30 days and then they lock up or won't come on... Piece of crap. Grrr

Laptop works well. So far have just been using it for office apps and vehicle obd2 programming. Have had 0 issues thus far. Battery life is good. Item looks brand new.

Taking in consideration that this Dell laptop is already long gone with no warranty is doing well so far, with its issues.

I needed to keep my work stuff and private stuff separate. And this tablet was the solution. It make my life simple. Easy to travel with. Runs efficiently. It is both practical and essential.

I ordered a laptop for my grandson to start home school and when we got it he plugged it up to charge the laptop , this was a week ago and today is the 1st of April and the laptop still won't charge.i had to go to Walmart to buy a new laptop.

Figuring they are all on a stack and no matter what condition you get you're going to get the next one on the pile. I was correct. It seems like it's in very good shape. Turned on. Dead battery but it charged up within an hour and 45 minutes. Perfect for a kid. Not very powerful. But for what I needed for its perfect.

The product arrived in a lightweight USPS box, loosely packed in a bubble-wrap sleeve. There was no power cord! Screws were loose on the laptop. When I turned it on I started the setup process, connected to my wifi, and then it wanted login credentials for a public school network, which obviously I didn't have and there was no way to get past that. And then the screen started flickering. And so I returned it. A huge waste of my time!