I bought this Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon laptop because it was advertised as "refurbished - excellent" condition, and I thought I was getting a great deal. Unfortunately, both the first and second laptops I received were far from excellent.The first laptop was in good cosmetic condition, but it was still locked by the original owner's IT department. Amazon promptly sent out a replacement, which is why I originally went with Amazon.The second laptop raised concerns as soon as I took it out of the bubble wrap. The palm rest area is completely covered by a sticker that doesn't even match the color of the laptop. You can really feel the edge of it. I was almost willing to overlook that, but then I checked the battery charge capacity. To my amazement, it was only 30%. Any battery charge capacity below 70% should call for a battery replacement. Needless to say, this laptop also went back in the box with a return label attached.The one upside of the second laptop is that it actually had an Intel Core i7 processor instead of the advertised i5. Overall, though, these laptops are not worth the hassle.