Dell Latitude 7320 7000 (2023) 13.3" FHD Touch (Intel Core i7-1185G7 vPro, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD) Business Laptop, IR Webcam, Backlit, Thunderbolt 4, Win 11 Pro (Renewed)

This looked like a great deal so I ordered one. When it arrived it looked nice and I was looking forwards to using it.It never turned on.Didn't turn on when plugged in, when I let it charge up (by plugging it in) for several hours, when I pushed the start button quickly, when I held it down. Nothing.Emailed the address they included in the packaging but never heard back (it's possible it got lost in my junk email folder, but I'm not seeing it there now even when searching for it)

Here's the good, bad & ugly.First the good: fairly fast delivery of a almost new (seems to be merely missing 'Dell' branded packaging) fairly new laptop. An i7/16GB/1TB in a 13" sub-notebook or 'ultrabook' formfactor. Keyboard is usable and trackpad is small enough to not get in the way. BIG BONUS of TWO Thunderbolt ports AND USBC power. All of this in a ~$320USD package. What's not to like?The not-so-good (read 'bad') might be considered 'the screen'. It is ONLY 1080P and not the brightest or fastest response time. However what does one expect from an "office computer"? It is at least IPS and viewable from many angles.As far as the 'ugly' is concerned, outside of forgetting about any "games" on this office system, it came with WIN11-Pro which MIGHT be of interest to some/many users however as soon as I got my Dell 13" I booted Linux Mint and wiped the 1TB SSD and installed LM on it. (I have no use for WIN of any flavor!)In conclusion the system is "zippy", lightweight and is a quality build. It would be nary impossible to find a "new" system with the specification sheet this system sports for < $1500USD.Sure outside of normal 'wear & tear' a laptop's battery & SSD can wear out. Both of which are replaceable on this system.I have no quams with purchasing 'referbished' computers.