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Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 15″ Intel i7, 16GB/512GB Touch, Black

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Sep 21, 2024

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Selling a used Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 15″ Intel i7, 16GB/512GB Touch, Black. RIP-00026. Comes with original charger. Happy buying! 😁

Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming Laptop Unknown Model Ryzen 5 Geforce RTX – No Power As Is

Sep 21, 2024

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This laptop was tested using a generic power adapter, and the power light blinks, but nothing happens. Unknown model, stickers from the bottom cover are missing. The motherboard will need repairs. Includes one stick of RAM, SSD has been removed.

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Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15ARH7 15.6″ Notebook Ryzen 5 32GB RAM No SSD

Sep 21, 2024

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Includes 32GB of RAM. No power adapter or SSD is included. Missing bottom cover screws. Laptop shows scratches, and scuffs. This laptop will not power on when we tried using a generic power adapter.

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