The detailed product description (Refurbished Dell 5490) says this will have a FHD (1920x1080) resolution, but the refurbished machine I got had only 1366 x 768 resolution.  It took me 1-2 days to notice this, but I have other identical machines and I did notice some screens definitely have less detail and content on one screen.  I do not do gaming or much graphics, just MS Office and mail, so it was not instantly noticeable.Yes, I tried to fix the resolution in Settings, but 1366 x 768 was the max capable.  And yes I tried to load new drivers, but I had the latest driver - Intel UHD Graphics 620.  My other Dell 5490 has exactly the same driver, but has the full 1920 x 1080 FHD resolution.  I assume part of the renew = rebuild on my machine was a new display, and the refurb team (ECO-TECH LLC who seel through Amazon renewed) just installed a lower resolution replacement screen, apparently.In fairness, I looked back at the full product description and all details, and in one spot it says 14 inch HD (no resolution listed, and HD not FHD) and another spot in my description it says  FHD (1920x1080).  I guess they were careless and did not fix that OEM (new) description.So be careful - if resolution matters to you, look at all descriptions and go with the worst.I debated returing this and trying to buy another, but I do not want to risk too many returns with Amazon, since over 10% can apparently, maybe get you banned, and in all other aspects (except screen resolution) it looks and acts like a new machine.  I paid $376, and the new price is quoted as $874 more (i.e. $1250 total).  Other sellers of similar Dell refurb 5490's had this at over $100 more at the same time I bought this.  This is a Core i7, 8650 CPU, with 512 GB SSD and 16 GB RAM, and Windows 10 Professional, so it is a fantastic machine for a really low price.  Windows 11 compatible - (which I will not upgrade to until the last minute, of course).  For my purposes, I can live with the lower resolution.  PLUS, the one I got has a backlit keyboard - which is an option (not all Dell 5490's have this) that cannot be specified, nor listed on any refurb machines (only option when buying new) and since I work a lot late at night, the backlit keyboard is very valuable to me - I totally love it.  Returing and rebuying probably means less that 50% chance I'd get another 5490 with a backlit keyboard.So bottom line - a fantastic machine at a fantastic price - but if the graphics resolution is super important to you, always check immediately upon receipt and be ready to return it.