Product Description
Dell Latitude 5590 15.6" Business Laptop FHD i7-8650U Quad Core 8th Gen Win 11 Pro, 16gb ram, 512gb ssd, Nvida MX130
Off Lease refurbished laptop by a Microsoft Registered Refurbisher. This computer was designed to deliver high performance to the corporate world. It was recently turned back into the leasing company after the corporate lease has expired.
This corporate waste gives the rest of us a chance to snag a great working computer for a dirt-cheap price. Of course, you can't use a computer straight from the previous owner. So, we put this computer through our professional refurbishing process which includes removing the previous owner's data, adding a NEW & Genuine Windows license, upgrading the hardware, this computer is ready to use right out of the box.
We know peace of mind is very important, so we stand behind this computer by adding a 1-year Warranty!
Specs:
Screen size: 15.6 Inches
Processor: core i7
RAM: 16 GB DDR4
Hard Drive: 512gb SSD
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Chipset Brand: Nvidia MX130
Card Description: Integrated
Wireless Type: Bluetooth
Operating System: Windows 11 Pro
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Extremely good deal on a full featured Win11 laptop
This is an almost perfect combination for me of: 8th gen i7 officially supporting Windows 11, M.2 SSD, 16 GB RAM as one SO-DIMM so trivially expanded to 32 GB. 15.6" 1080 (FHD) screen, 10 key pad, physical ports for ethernet and HDMI, USB 3.1, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It supports EITHER an M.2 SSD (and came with a 512 GB Hynix SATA SSD) OR a SATA 2.5" drive (which requires a carrier and cable - for about $15 at Amazon). I had hoped you could have both at once but that's not very feasible physically and it appears the M.2 slot does not work if a SATA disk is connected - I tried! The only other (minor) disappointment is that the supplied M.2 SSD is SATA. This is slightly slower performance and my usual trick of Windows Image backup then Restore (to an M.2 NVME SSD) produced an unbootable drive due to the different controller. BUT... Samsung's free Data Migration program clones the 512 GB SATA SSD to a new 1 TB NVME SSD without any problems.
