So I know this is a $150 laptop from 7 years ago but just so you know what you're getting into, here are a list of repairs I had to perform on this thing, when, and how much they cost:- Keyboard was defective out of the box; multiple keys didn't work. ~$30 part from eBay- Charger stopped charging 5 months in. $16 from Amazon.- Battery became swollen after 11 months and needed replacement. $32 from Amazon.In addition, the laptop arrived with a large (~2inch) crack on palm rest, and with paint flaking off. I just taped both areas up.In retrospect, I should have asked for a replacement since the keyboard was faulty out of the box, but there you go.On a few positive notes:- Compatibility is basically perfect with Arch Linux.- Removing/replacing battery is trivial- Repairability in general seems easy. Replacing the keyboard was not a problem. In addition, RAM, SSD, WiFi card, fans, and trackpad are easily accessible and (as far as I can tell) would be easy to replace.Now I usually feel guilty leaving negative reviews, but I don't in this case, because I also picked up a refurbished Dell Optiplex desktop machine from Amazon, at about the same time I bought this laptop. Both computers are the same age (vintage 2015 or so), and you know what, the Optiplex desktop had absolutely nothing wrong with it, arrived in like-new condition, and so far i haven't spent any money repairing it. So I know it's possible to order old, refurb computers from Amazon and expect to receive something that is in good, working condition.