Buying a new computer online can be scary, and even doubly so if you're buying used. Here are a few ways to make sure you're ...

Checking PC hardware isn't enough when buying a used PC. These Windows software checks will ensure you get your money's worth ...

For most people, a laptop is the default option when shopping for a new computer. It can work at home, it can work on the go, ...

Best Buy’s refurbished laptops are — you guessed it — Geek Squad Certified and while they may not be free and clear of absolutely all cosmetic scuffs they are still exceptionally clean and ...

You can often save a lot of money that way, too. There are loads of uses for old tech, including old laptops you might have ...

There's a huge marketplace of used computers out there, which means you can potentially save money, but you should be aware of some common pitfalls before you buy your next used PC. Moore's Law is ...

You won’t find a macOS laptop for under $500 unless you buy an older used machine. This price range is arguably the best in terms of bang for your buck. These laptops are often truly excellent.

We take a look at your options and the potential pitfalls to help you decide if a refurbished laptop or a second-hand model is really right for you, or if it’s worth spending extra to buy brand new.

Confused on the Snapdragon X Elite vs Lunar Lake debate for your next Windows laptop? I can help, as I've used both in the ...

If your laptop is going to be used at home all the time ... but generally you’re stuck with whatever configuration you buy. Mini PCs are a different story. The Beelink SER5 (Amazon link ...