After reading the description i was unclear on what the laptop specs were actually going to be, so I rolled the dice. It turned out pretty well. Mine has the 7600 variant cpu, not the 6600 variant cpu. There is no touchscreen, but I don't normally use that anyway so it's not a real loss. I saw both 2560x1440 and 1920x1080 listed as max resolutions, well this one is 1080p. The SSD is an M2 NVME, pretty nice really. These are not new laptops but they are fast enough for my needs, I am very pleased with it.I cannot speak to how great the included Windows 10 Pro install is, because I blew it away immediately and installed Debian GNU/Linux instead. This product line is certified by Dell to run Ubuntu but that also means that any Debian-based distribution should run as well with minimal headaches. YMMV, but I was up and running in about 3 hours from the time I received it, most of that time was waiting around for various installers to finish or for my files to sync over the network.This is an obvious refurb. Prepare yourself for that. The case is slightly shopworn in spots, none so much to actually bother me. My biggest complaint is that it still smells like the previous user's perfume, and it grates on me, so I will working to find a fix for that.It came packed well, or least well enough as is necessary in 2024. Unlike the days of mechanical drives, SSDs can take a beating so the packing in the box is sufficient.All in all I am very pleased, though. It's in good enough condition it may as well be new, and even if it only lasts for a couple of years it will still be a great value.