The laptop came in great condition with no scratches and minimal marking on the keyboard. The box it came in was rough and deteriorated but I’m not upset about it as the product itself is in good condition. The battery life came in at 89% with 273 cycles of use which is more than I would have liked but its a refurbished item so I am not surprised. Here was the MAIN ISSUE.After setting everything up I went to the system settings to update to the latest OS considering it booted on Monterey, however, it prompted me to enter my user password and although it was correct, I was not able to update the computer. I attempted a repair of the disks in the utilities menu in recovery mode and that did not work. I dont think the sellers properly wiped the laptop as it did not recognize me as the owner of the device even with admin privileges. IF YOU RUN INTO THIS ISSUE I FOUND THE SOLUTION BELOW TO BE THE EASIEST WAY TO RESOLVE IT.In recovery mode, I erased the Mac and then reinstalled macos Monterey, and after logging back in, I was allowed to update the computer as usual. That seemed to clear the issue, but this shouldn’t have happened, I expected the computer to be properly reset when I booted it up. I’ll see how the macbook runs in the coming months, and hopefully will not run into further issues.