Refurbished Computers: Good Deal or a No-go Zone?
When buying a laptop or PC, one is usually at a conflict whether to buy a new machine or get a refurbished piece for a fraction of the cost. Most of the time the decision is based on one’s budget, but maybe you should consider that refurb even if you can pay for a new laptop without any trouble. Unlike filling a CRA tax return, there is no procedure in acquisition, but here are reasons why you should look into that refurb first.
Certainly Cheaper
A refurbished laptop goes for half or sometimes up to 80% of the new laptop. Manufacturers are eager to get rid of them as they would otherwise be left in stock, which isn’t a good deal for them. That said, refurbished computers are not necessarily faulty, since the few defects they have are already looked into before re-selling them.
