Apple sells refurbs, and they actually come with the same warranty as a new one. Plus, you can still buy AppleCare.

I have had great success buying used Macs from Other World Computing (www.macsales.com)

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Local computer repair shops sometimes sell refurbished MacBooks they’ve worked on. You can see it in person and often get a small warranty.

Back Market is another online site. Sells refurb electronics with 12-month warranty. Site seems to act like a storefront for refurbishers who agree to the BM terms. I bought a Samsung S10 there a couple years ago and was very pleased.

Probably would have bought my current phone there, too, but Samsung had an incredible trade in deal toward a new A54 5G.

Newegg.com has been my go-to for refurbished electronics for several years now. Good pricing, everything I've bought has worked, and customer service was great on an item I never received.

I wouldn’t trust any Amazon refurbs.

look at dell's site and see what they have. You used to be able to find Lattitude laptops this way.

I found a refurbished laptop at Best Buy one day, it was a $1300 gaming laptop and I paid $900. It worked perfectly fine - better than expected, actually - and I've never had a problem with it. So that's an option.

If you’re in the US, Micro Center sometimes has good open box or refurbished stuff. You should check it if you got one nearby.

If you’re on a tight budget, refurbished Chromebooks are super underrated especially if you just need something for basic tasks.

Best Buy

Sometimes manufacturer stores on eBay have great flash sales so watch out for those.

Sometimes eBay can be hit or miss, but if you buy from sellers with a high rating and look for the Certified Refurbished label, you can score some great deals.

I’ve bought a lenovo thinkpad from refurbished sites. It looked nearly new. Just make sure they list things like battery cycles and cosmetic condition

I got my MacBook Air (M1) from a certified refurbisher and it’s been running like new for over a year now. Battery health was at 98% and it came with a 1-year warranty. I saved around $300 compared to Apple’s own refurb store. As long as you’re buying from someone reputable with clear return/warranty policies, it’s honestly a great way to go.

Refurbished doesn't always mean good. Some places will not even turn them on and just clean them or test but not clean them. Sometimes they will get them used and not clean or work on them then place them in a box and call it refurbished. I would honestly go used from an e-Cycling company or something as they will actually test them and more than likely clean them or tell you what you're in for compared to Refurbished with a Stock image from Google. But, I would honestly go with Apple Directly or VIP outlet or eBay for Refurbished.

There's some on Woot today. I haven't gotten a Mac from there, but did well with others. https://computers.woot.com/offers/apple-14-macbook-pro-8-core-m1-pro-2021z-21

I’ve bought refurbished laptops for years and honestly I don’t remember the last time I bought new. Look for platforms that compare sellers and let you sort by warranty or condition. It saves time and you avoid the sketchy listings.

I've got most of mine, which is 6 out of 7 now over the years, from eBay.

Refurb business sellers seem generally reliable, and 'one careful owner' types certainly are.

I bought direct from dell, I think it was the ‘Dell Outlet’. The machine was a better spec than anything you could buy new (presumably specced up for a business customer), and the warranty was handled well. They sent an engineer out to my house to replace the motherboard with no quibbling.

Lenovo Thinkpad T or X series off eBay - some refurbisher offer warranty too.

The Apple Store

I haven't bought laptops from them, but have bought a few desktop base units from Stone Refurb, and been very happy with them. Have a looksee if they've got a laptop to suit

I've also bought from Giraffe Computing through eBay UK, happy with them too

https://swappa.com/laptops

They have phones as well

gazelle.com

eBay - you can get something refurbished with a warranty, ThinkPad laptops are known for lasting forever and having lots of spare parts available. Was going to buy one that way until I got my 2013 laptop to stop crashing. You can filter search results by screen size, ram, etc so fine tune it to what need.

Backmarket

If you meet income requirements & are in the US, PC's for people have refurbished laptops. Amazon is another source, I suggest this because it's guaranteed.

If you buy used from something less reputable, I'd run UBCD to check it, preferably before buying. www.ultimatebootcd.com

eBay isn't bad, although you might be better off getting a refurbished model. I got my current laptop off eBay and it works great, plus it was a really good deal. Just stick to vendors with a high rating and good return policy.

I got my surface 3 pro off of ebay refurbished for about 140. Works awesome for media consumption.

BackMarket has been great

acho que o kindle é a melhor opção, o kobo é basicamente linux, é bo considerar. Eu compro todos os meus eletronicos usados do aliepress. No momento o meu rpi morreu, então estou usando meu jetson nano (comprei quando ainda era barato), más estou de olho banana pi m5. Já doei quase todos os meus pcs, não uso celular, então, placas integradas são uma boa opção, pouco consumo de energia e voce ainda controla o que quer que o pc faça. (falo do Brasil)

Powermax buy sell trade

Blair Technology. I bought a computer and a couple of monitors. Great price and they work great. I'll never buy full retail again.

Ctc market, sec-bad!

rainbow systems sr nagar

May be checkout lenovo refurbished store