Do refurbished computers work right

Answer 1

That depend on several factors: who refurbished it, how old the system is, and what price you're willing to pay for that system. Most factory refurbished units that have a warranty are great deals with relatively long lifespans if well maintained.

Answer 2

I think this depends on where you buy the refurbished laptop. If you buy it from somewhere really credible, like Office Depot or Dell, for example, I'm sure you'll get a better deal than if you buy one from an independent computer repair guy down the street!

Answer 3

A refurbished computer can be as good as a brand new computer if a comparable warranty can be offered. Companies such as Dell will replace an entire operating system before putting a refurbished computer on sale and offer such a warranty.

Answer 4

If you would like a computer, but have a limited budget, a refurbished computer may be right for you. Before buying, be sure to check out the company's reputation and track record. The better business bureau is a good place to start. Many reputable companies offer a warranty with their refurbished computer. Refurbished computers can be a very affordable, safe alternative to buying new.

Answer 5

I suggest getting a refurbished directly from the manufacturer, if you can. That way, the components replaced during reconditioning should be the same. A third-party re furbisher may use something different. In the end, go with someone you trust.

Answer 6

Refurbished laptop computers can be a good buy if you purchase them from a reputable company, such as Dell or Gateway. They can cost significantly less than a new laptop.

Answer 7

Some are and some aren't. I would suggest that if you're adamant about getting a refurbished desktop computer that you buy one from the makers directly.

Answer 8

yes