Score a refurbished Dell laptop in near-mint condition for under $140

Setting up a home office can be daunting, but doing things the smart way can save you a lot of time and money. For one thing, consider buying refurbished tech. This guaranteed gear ensures that you can buy a reliable laptop for less than the desk it's going to sit on, and you'll be doing your part to reduce electronic waste.

Case in point: This grade "A" refurbished 14" Dell Latitude, now available for less than $140.

So what does it mean to be grade "A" refurbished? Yes, this is used gear, but it's a far cry from some random laptop you might pick up off eBay or Craigslist. Refurbished laptops have gone through extensive restoration and testing to ensure they're in working order, and you get a third-party 30-day warranty to back it up. The grade "A" rating means the exterior is in near-mint condition with minimal scuffing at most.

For that, you save more than $60 on a laptop that comes equipped out of the box with an Intel Core I5-5300U processor and Windows 10 Pro. This is the 2020 version of the Dell Latitude, with plenty of ports for external drives, printers, or other peripherals. 

The 128GB of storage space makes this an excellent choice for families that need a home for important documents or family photos, and it shines as a primary work laptop as well, at home or on the go.

At the end of the day, the 14" hi-res screen makes it easy to relax with your favorite streaming shows or a gaming session. In short, it's capable of maximum output for a minimal investment.

While supplies last, you can get this 14" Dell Latitude E5450 for $137.99, down a full 31% from the original sale price.

Prices subject to change.

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