First off, I was very surprised removing it from the packaging, because the laptop is extremely light. I use a 5450 (a comparable previous gen Dell model) for work, and that one is way heavier. Second, it looks like no one had ever used or even touched this laptop (though of course it has been, at least for its setup). Third, once I got it up and running I checked the battery health/expected battery life, and the battery appears to be new as well. I saw that some people in their reviews mentioned getting a unit with touch screen, but I didn't expect that and didn't receive one, which is fine by me because that's not in the product description (though that would have been a pretty cool bonus, it's not necessary in a laptop, really).Solid-feeling keyboard (way better than my Dell 5450 work laptop or my wife's XPS 13), good display (I don't know what the person who said it has a narrow viewing angle was on, because it doesn't. It's just a normal decent laptop screen), excellent performance (though the 256GB ssd really isn't nearly enough space long-term. I am getting-- and recommend-- a larger NVME ssd). The processor is more than enough for just about everything besides gaming (I haven't tested any games yet).Oh, and because some of the user questions, other Amazon listings, and even the world-at-large seem confused about it: yes the screen is 1080p. I had been a tiny bit worried about this so I was pleased to find out that it is.So that's it. The laptop seems totally new, it's fast, and battery life is great (so far). Upgrade to an NVME drive when you get the chance. Overall, especially at this (honestly) bizarrely low price, I highly recommend buying.