Buying a used computer makes sense when price is your primary consideration. Although you will sacrifice speed (and perhaps life span of the mechanical components), the quality not be good at all. However there is some idea for Evaluate a Used Computers.
• Find out configuration are included, if any, such as keyboard, mouse, speakers, microphone, monitor, printer, hardware is inside the computer, the computer's operating system and software.
• Ask if parts have been repaired or replaced. Test computer to make sure all functions are working
• Find out if any application software is included.
• Figure out what you will have to buy to make the machine as functional as a new one.
• Ask if the seller owns a transferable warranty or service agreement.
• Major components that have been replaced add to the longevity of the machine.
• Understand that a retailer will not charge more.
• Be aware that people selling computers privately often do not do their homework and, therefore, ask exorbitant prices.
• Colors and design nearly updated.
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