💼 Dell Latitude 14 7000 7480 Business UltraBook - Intel Core i5, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM, Win 10 Pro (Renewed) Review

I have purchased several 'refurbished' laptops and most have been clean and in good condition. This one is A+. I can't tell from the look that it's "used". Not as bad as worn keys or any scratches. I can't promise they will all come here but the seller did a great job. Even the setup process was like a new laptop. Other than the touchpad zoom feature, which I hate and will disable, I have no complaints.

I was using a 10 year old Dell Inspiron which was slow and heavy. The Dell Latitude is much lighter, has a much improved keyboard, and even with a Core i5 processor (on my model), it has the processing speed I need. My only concern is replacing the battery when the current one dies. It seems much more complicated than my old Dell. So the battery stays charged for several hours, longer than any other laptop I've had.

I bought this laptop to test, not for personal use. I was spoiled by better-performing computers, but I didn't want the latest and greatest. I bought a refurbished Dell tower for video and photo work a few years ago and it was amazing for the money I paid so I gave it a try and wasn't disappointed. I use it for all my needs at home and at work on a daily basis. He goes everywhere I go and keeps up, just finds. The only annoyance is that it comes with a docking station power adapter, which is…

Obviously I can see scratches on the outside of this laptop. Also, a small part of the screen is unusually brighter than the rest. The rest of the features are good so far. For the price ($511 for 19), I really couldn't fault it. I was just hoping the computer would run Windows 10 activated and it worked.

I ordered this a little dubious as it was certified by Revain and not Dell (actually a third party company called ECP). Computer, power supply and a few sheets of documentation. One of these was confirmed by Revain, the other was the Windows 10 Pro Activation Guide. I'm an IT pro and I'm constantly installing new Dell Windows laptops and this setup was no different than having to manually enter the activation code (it was on the sticker below). I can't find any visual defects. Everything works…