Lenovo ThinkPad T480 Laptop Intel Core i5-7300 16 GB DDR4 Memory Ram 256 GB SSD 14.0" HD Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, CAM (Renewed)

I looked up the SN info for the laptop I received. It originally got bought with a 4 year Lenovo warranty which has recently expired. From reading out the hardware info, the SSD has about 1500h of runtime, with total RW of 7TB, all of it really light for a 4 year life. The battery states 90% capacity, still giving ~6h runtime when lightly used in power efficiency mode. In any case, for the T480 series, the battery is just a slide in, you can easily buy a replacement and replace the existing one, should it ever become necessary.The laptop has zero signs of physical use. Touchpads and keyboards are usually first parts of failure for these, but the laptop I received looks/feels untouched. So is the screen and case, not a single mark or scratch. The laptop most likely spent its entire life with a closed lid in a docking station, only seeing light use and now got decommissioned because of warranty end of life.I have been a Thinkpad user all my life and this is a decent deal, given that this will likely still be good for 3-4 years of heavy use.Some notes/warnings:* The laptop comes with Windows 10 Pro and is not capable of running Windows 11. So starting with 2025 you will be without security updates. You can totally continue to use it with Linux, however.* 1366 x 768 is obviously not the greatest screen resolution* No backlit keyboardBut nothing in the description claims anything to the contrary so no stars deducted.I am not a big fan of tablets without keyboard, so basically I use this as a tablet replacement for web-browsing/videos when I don't want to carry bulkier 15' laptops around the house. It's absolutely perfect for that.

Love it, works great.

This shouldn't be an issue, yet here we are. Barely triple digit kilobytes per second. For a week.As for replacing it, a label to ship it was created, but it was never shipped. Amazon claims it was lost, but going to UPS says that they never received it in the first place. Seriously, don't bother.

I think I received a better T480 than I was expecting. I knew it was refurbished and did reach out to the seller for help with setting it up. They responded very quickly and straight to the point, nothing hard to understand.I'm not tech savvy and didn't know that it was touchscreen too. My son showed me. I'm happy with it. Don't know what it can do yet but I'm giving it to my kids to use for school.I can't comment on performance, I don't know what I'm doing, but every button works. Battery is charging fine. This laptop looks brand new. All the keys don't have the greasy shiny look from being used. The case and everything looks new, no scratches and marks, dents, nothing. I think they did a great job refurbishing this laptop.

Very reliant. This computer has been very reliant over the past few weeks that I have had it. Job well done on refurbishing these contraptions. I personally think that there should be more refurbished computers out there, but in the meantime, this is one of the best ones I have possession of.

Not only is this laptop perfect for Linux use, its speed is amazing. My only complaint is the storage is small, but luckily the SSD and Ram are both upgradeable. Honestly for the price I couldn’t ask for better. Amazing screen quality fast processing and a fingerprint scanner. The battery life is not 10/10 but it’s not bad by any means and charges very fast with the USB-C charger. Thanks to whatever vendor sold this, arrived in 3 days during the Holidays!

Excellent condition, looked brand new. Arrived on time. Works as expected. My son wanted this specific laptop to load Linux and do programming and robotics. He loves how fast it works.

I purchased this laptop, and after just three days of use, it suddenly stopped turning on. Diagnostics indicated a faulty hard drive. Every time I tried to test it, the system would freeze.I contacted the seller to ask about a partial refund so I could replace the hard drive myself. Unfortunately, they informed me that the only option was a full return. Since returning the laptop from Canada to the U.S. would cost me 45 CAD—more than the price of a new hard drive—the return was not a viable option.In terms of the external condition, the laptop was in decent shape. However, there is a slight issue with the screen: a small area in the bottom-left corner has some color distortion. While this doesn’t affect performance, it's still noticeable.