Best Cheap Second Hand Laptops At Berlin Near Me

S B: Great store to get refurbished laptops. I think due to few advertising online this store can sell these laptops for affordable prices. Thanks!

Ozge Tatar: They are very professional and helpful, especially the staff Murat walked me through the whole process and I was able to sell my computer at a fair price.

Maxime Favreau: My computer unexpectedly shut down when researching data for a project(a student’s worse nightmare). After frantically rushing to the store, I felt a calming presence from the employee in the shop letting me know that I needed a simple battery change and that it would be ready in 30 mins for a nominal fee. Soo thankful for their help and for how quick they were!

Hisham I: Bought a used dell laptop for a good price and got a free HDD with instant installation of Ubuntu and Windows on both drives. 100% recommend!!

Alan Martinović: I bought a x220 Laptop from the shop. The salesmen was very nice and helpful and has spoken good english. I have never bought a refurbished laptop, still have to see how do they behave, the good part is that there is a 1 year warranty on the motherboard. I got a free mouse as a present 😊

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Johnny Peeler: ***BE WARNED THIS SHOP DOES NOT HONOR THEIR GUARANTEES ON LAPTOP BATTERIES*** I had bought a battery for my macbook pro online from this shop. With the bill I was send the terms and conditions stating the battery was guaranteed against defects for one year. After about 10 months the battery failed and swelled up. I contacted the shop and after they ignored me for some time I went to the shop in person. They claimed the guarantee was only for 6 months, also claiming apples policy is also only for 6 months (I later found out on apple’s website that they guarantee their macbook pro batteries for one year). In the end the shop said they would only replace the battery if I paid 50 euros more. I ended up going to a different shop and getting a higher quality battery, with a one year guarantee and for only 9 euros more. Lesson learned and I would not recommend this shop at all.

Kinder und Jugendzentrum Die Oase: Very good and quick advice. Very competent and incredibly friendly and helpful. All agreements and times were kept and requests / needs were taken into account. Many Thanks!

jochen kowalski: An ordered macbook pro that was revoked was lost in transit. Despite clear evidence, Mr. Eichel refuses to reimburse the money, although he is legally obliged to do so. The matter has now been handed over to my lawyer. Stay away from such unprofessionalism. Addendum, got my lawyer right. Mr. Eichel contradicted himself and no longer knew his own statements, which fortunately I had saved.

Roberto Bertinetti: Cyberport is the best. I went to several other stores but this one was really great. Besides the good offer I could find, the employee Sascha P. was really professional, gave me a lot of good advices about what Mac to buy, and most of all was really kind and polite. Great service, highly recommended.

Ingrid Karola: I would recommend this service to all my friends! Very polite, kind, quick and professional. I spilled Coca Cola on my laptop and it was damaged for months. I brought it here and I was impressed how quickly they fixed it, on the same day. Price was good. Everything was good! Thank you!

Sander Balkema: Ordered a very hard to find mainboard. Shipment to The Netherlands very quick, 4 working days. Packed well and the mainboard looks like new altrough its an 6 years old component. Very pleased with the service and communication. A+++ store.

Irina Naidenova: Notebook Lounge is THE place if you have a problem with your laptop. Unfortunately in my case Mac was beyond saving. However, I am sure the experts did the best they could. Their customer service is great. The price policies are transparent. They keep you up to date while working on your computer. And they seem very competent.

Brian Kessler: The Good: • The technician seemed friendly. • The technician did not try to sell me hardware I don’t need • I could resume use my computer after visiting Exero The Full Story: On Sunday 2021 May 28, Windows 10 took 5 hours to upgrade my desktop; afterwards it seemed fine, and I fell asleep listening to classical music on YouTube. The next morning, I woke up and nothing would display on either of my two monitors, not even the BIOS before Windows loaded. I tried using the video ports on my motherboard instead of the graphics card, but still nothing would display. I vaguely remembered there might be a setting in the BIOS disabling it when the graphics card is plugged in, but I could not see the BIOS to toggle this. I tried pulling the video card out, but I could not get it out and was afraid if I tried too hard I would damage the card or the motherboard. After work, I took the computer to Exero. The first thing I asked was whether the attendant spoke English. He said “a little”; I never actually observed any problems with his English, but as a former English teacher, I know fluency does not necessarily equate to good knowledge. Anyway, I told him the problem and thought he understood. He told me it would be €30 cash for diagnostic; if they could fix it and if I accepted their service, the cost would go towards repairs, which sounded reasonable (as other places also suggested €30 for diagnostic and in my experience, this is a normal policy towards diagnostic fees. After insisting he should reprint my receipt (as my name was spelled wrong), I left expecting to hear from him in a day or two. The very next morning, I received a message informing me my computer was already fixed and I should pay €69 (minus the €30 diagnostic fee) for the repair. They asked for my password to do more tests. There was never any opportunity to accept or reject this. I asked them what was wrong and all I was told was a vague “system problem”. I asked them to confirm all the ports were working on both the graphics card and the motherboard and told them I would type the password myself when I came to pick it up in the evening and we could test it together. The technician confirmed he could get into the BIOS and said it would be impossible to test it together because it could only be tested in the workshop and I was not allowed into the workshop. That evening, I paid the remaining €39 and tried to learn more about what was fixed and how but couldn’t get any useful information. I took the computer home and plugged it back into my monitors and still neither worked, though I new he had seen something since he had a photo of my login screen on his smartphone. Further correspondence through SMS revealed that he did not actually test all the video ports and he failed to understand that I could not see the BIOS. When he suggested I try a different monitor – and I was fortunate enough to have some handy – I was able to get it to work. I can’t say whether he actually fixed anything, but I can say (except for this suggestion) he did not fix the problem I went in with, which actually still remains. As best I can figure, the actual problem: The Windows Update contained an update for my Nvidia graphics card driver. The driver update contained a firmware update. The firmware update altered the HDMI handshake for the sake of HDCP. (I had not previously realized it could be relevant, but both my monitors are VGA connected through adapters which can’t do the handshake.) So far as I know, there is no fix for my problem because Nvidia won’t provide information for downgrading firmware or disabling HDCP. I leave it to the reader to decide whether it is fair or reasonable that I should be charged the additional €49, neither receiving the opportunity to approve nor a detailed explanation of the service rendered, or even evidence that anything was done to the machine at all.

Karsten Stollberg-Huebsch: Glad you can still find a shop like this. Went there with my laptop, not a brand new model, to troubleshoot and to inquire about future usability. Advice was given along the points that are relevant to me: Recommendation on how to optimize the part. Installation of solid technology, sensible replacement of old components, redesign of the system. Perspectives what feasible ..... The cost estimate corresponded pretty much exactly to the final price. You can tell that the boss understands his job and that he just likes his job. At Telecount there is an answer to almost every question and at least always a suggested solution..... What could I want more?