More and more people are now taking the decision to purchase refurbished computers, and for those who may be unsure as to whether this is the best option, here are some reasons why you should at least consider buying a refurbished computer.

Cost. Refurbished computers are significantly cheaper, simply because they are no longer considered as new. This means you can get a high-quality, top-performing model, which is almost new or at least which functions as new, for a fraction of the price of a brand new model. Refurbished options can also be upgraded at a much lower cost.

Quality. Because you are essentially buying a used computer, you may be concerned that they are inferior to brand-new models. However, reputable sellers of refurbished computers will thoroughly test, inspect and ensure their stock is fully functional before it is sold. Naturally, there may be slight scratches and other signs of use, however these will not affect their functionality. A reputable seller of refurbished computers will also issue a minimum 6-month guarantee.

Environment. Refurbished computers are an environmentally friendly choice and purchasing one will ensure that yet another gadget isn’t sent to landfill. Millions of tons of electronic waste is generated each year due to new technology coming onto the market.

Will a refurbished computer last as long as a brand-new one? YES! In addition, purchasing refurbished computers and using them for a longer duration can also significantly reduce the amount of electronic waste created.

To reassure you:

• ALL of our NEW desktops come with a minimum 24-month guarantee.
• ALL of our REFURBISHED laptops and desktops are thoroughly tested and inspected by us, have Windows 11 installed and are sold with a 12-MONTH GUARANTEE
• The  majority of our laptops and desktops are customisable. We install super-fast SSDs (Solid State Disks) and if you want a bigger SSD, we can upgrade it for the price difference between the two drives. Should you need more RAM, we can fit that too, again for just the price difference.

Page Last Updated 17/09/2024