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Buying a refurbished laptop lightens the impact of your tech purchase on the planet – and your wallet. Made from up-cycled materials, Dell Outlet certified refurbished computers could have a few superficial blemishes on the outside or none at all, but either way, they have zero effect on their performance. A small scratch is just a good reason to put a cool sticker on your machine.

The bottom line is you’ll save some cash, and less plastic goes to the landfill. Plus, on the inside, they’re outfitted with new parts andyou get the same limited hardware warranty and service as all-new Dell products. But, if you really want an all-new computer, Dell Outlet also sells overstock or returned products at a good value. Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find now:

Inspiron 13” 7000 (7373) 2-in-1 – Save $314

Score 37% off a brand-new Inspiron, featuring an Intel Core 8th Generation i5-8250U processor, Intel UHD graphics, and a Truelife LED-backlit display. Since new Dell Outlet products are factory-sealed returns, they ship out fast — usually within 24 hours of order approval.

Inspiron 15” 7000 (7586) 2-in-1 – Save $251

Get a refurbished 2-in-1 machine for 31% off the list price. It can be configured four ways: tent mode, great for reading recipes or DIY instructions; stand mode, for watching movies on the go; laptop mode for staying productive; and tablet mode, for kicking back with a book.

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Inspiron 17” 7000 (7786) 2-in-1 – Save $161

Get your hands on a 17.3" FHD IPS touch display for less than $1,000 with this versatile laptop that gives you a ton of screen space to spread out and get creative. It’s also got NVIDIA® GeForce® MX150 discrete graphics for photo and video editing and smooth gameplay.

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