When I made the decision to purchase a used laptop, particularly one that was a few years old, I had realistic expectations that it wouldn't be in pristine condition. Despite carefully reviewing the description and hoping for an "excellent condition" product, the laptop I received was below the criteria I had in mind.During inspection, I noticed some bump marks on all four corners, with some appearing superficial. However, one corner had a visible dent that was noticeable even when the laptop was open. The exterior and interior of the laptop were covered in numerous scratches, and the most significant one was on the top, where you could feel a noticeable dent.Given the high prices of MacBooks, I decided to give it a chance, assuming that the issues were primarily cosmetic. However, I was disappointed to find that the battery life was also not up to par. Despite these issues, the laptop does perform well in terms of its overall functionality.To sum it up, I must admit that I am not entirely satisfied with the condition of the laptop, as it falls short of the "excellent condition" criteria provided by the seller. While it still serves its purpose, I believe there are likely more reliable sellers out there with more accurate product descriptions.