Got the X1 in the mail as a backup machine. It came boxed well in a thick bubble wrap sleeve. The voltage converter to USB-C part of the charger was present, but not the "mickey mouse ear" three prong cord that goes into the wall. I took one of my own and used it. The laptop started up in a "lenovo" Windows account (usually these refurbished machine act as a new Windows install), and I noticed after a moment's use that there were a few glue drops on the machine (wiped away with a fingernail) and the screen/bezel were not secured completely to the computer lid.The rest of the computer appears to work fine. The battery charges/discharges apparently normally, and I suppose I'll just use a little double-sided phone tape to secure the screen. Looks like a rushed refurbish with very poor quality control. The computer will probably be satisfactory for what I paid for it. Will update if I need to.