Dell Latitude E7270 UltraBook Screen Business Laptop (Intel Core i5-6300U, 8GB Ram, 256GB Solid State SSD, HDMI, Camera, WiFi, Smart Card Reader) Win 10 Pro (Renewed)

I rarely give 5 star reviews, with nothing but positives, because I find that those reviews don't really help you, but I still do really like this machine!The Pros:I didn't have much expectation for this machine. In fact, I ordered a different computer before this got here because I didn't think I was going to like it. I ordered it because of it's smallness, to use in the living room while watching tv. This definitely exceeds my expectations. It's small, but not too small, has a decent hard drive for a computer of this type, and the battery isn't just instantly dying, which is what I expected our of a refurb unit. And it has all the ports that I need and it even came with Win10 PRO! That was something I missed in the description, but am definitely happy about. Just so happy with it. If you are looking for a machine to do work on, this is perfect.Just to be fair, and to set your expectations, this is not an entertainment machine. The screen is matte, not shiny, and of course it's small. I haven't tried any gaming on it, but I have another computer devoted to that anyway. The keyboard is a little bit mushy and some of the keys don't work super great. It is also not a light machine, pretty heavy for it's size.Anyway, that's my review, but if you need a little workhorse machine, I definitely recommend this thing.

I purchased this refurbished Dell Latitude E7270 for my mom after her last laptop crashed. Unfortunately, it was right around Mother’s Day, and someone else beat me to the punch and gifted her with a brand new laptop for twice the price from a local retailer, so she totally missed out. I didn’t want to spoil her other gift, so I never told her about it and just kept it for myself. I figured I’d just keep it as a spare / backup just in case something happened to my MacBook, or maybe if I needed to run Windows for something. But here’s the funny part (sorry Mom) — though it was several years old, refurbished, and half the price, it has a far superior processor to the one she got brand new for twice the price. It came with a decent M2 card, so I didn’t bother swapping that, but I did throw in a 16GB memory upgrade from Crucial for about $40. After that, this little guy now runs Windows 10 and everything I’ve thrown at it (Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and some moderately intensive voxel gaming) like a champ. One thing I have to say that really stood out about this laptop was how clean it was. It showed some signs of wear, but it was like brand new. Not a speck of dust anywhere. It was packaged very nicely, almost like a brand new laptop. So, I hope the seller I got it from gets this review because they are awesome. Anyway, not much more to say. For less than $200 all in total with the memory upgrade, I feel like this deal was a steal and I would happily buy from this seller again!

laptop came packed nice, but was dirty inside and out. we are not taking about some "dust", no. the laptop had dirt on the side and dirt and grit on the back, keyboard and screen. i forgave that, and cleaned it up with some wipes, and it was good to go. unfortunately as it turned out that was the least of my problems. the pc was set up already, but as a rule of thumb, i allways reset to factory specs any pc i receive. the setup went fine, no issues. but after that, when i attempted to change the time and date, it would immediately shut down. i went straight to event viewer ( i am a tech after all) and the same thing would happen. i spent about an hour and a half getting over to the dell website, to update, and attempt windows updates...every single time it would shut down. not just turn off, no, it would close whatever i was doin, give me a screen with "windows is shutting down" and then turn off...i REALLY wanted this pc to work...form factor wise it was perfect, all i needed to do, was upgrade the ram to 16 from the 8 it had, then later upgrade the hard drive and this would of been my daily driver...but, no matter how much i wanted it, it wasnt meant to be...searching on line thru the various forums ( reddit, tom's hardware, dell,microsoft, etc,etc) i discovered that many MANY others where having this issue with this model...i thought i had fixed it, when i installed dell's thermal driver, but every time i attempted to run steam, or shadow pc, it would do the gracefull shut down and leave me disappointed and frustrated...as it is, i have it next to me as i write this packed up in the box it arrived in, and will be dropping it off later this afternoon...smh

As of the second day: This Dell latitude dates from 2017 but came looking very clean and well packaged. The only giveaway to it not being new was one missing screw out of 6 underneath. Windows installed very smoothly and then I replaced it with linux mint right away. The only issue is that a couple of the keys (8&9) are unreliable and sometimes need a second press. I can learn to live with that.

I like this little dell laptop light weight I used it for browser, since window 7 it's no longer exists, if I compared window 7 on any product laptop I prepared window 7.. here's why, because window 7 is easy to maneuver and solid it last long, window ten is complicated, compared window 7 dell should continue window 7 instead of discontinue the update, but you have no choice to switch to window ten. window ten is okay, this little laptop work just fine for a refurbished, a might purchase another one if the price is right, for a dell refurbished laptop that is great reliable price for anyone can afford.. this little comp- book works great so far. until then, will see after 90 days.. i like the brand seller infact I bought another laptop book from this seller, it came handy, first I have a little issue to set it up, but it's all good I square it out.. difinitely deserve a 5 star ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ keep up the good work seller.