Dell Latitude 7390 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop, i7 8650U 1.9Ghz, 16GB RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD, Thunderbolt 3, 1080p Full HD, Webcam, Windows 10 Pro (Renewed)

My particular configuration was: 13.3" Dell 2 in 1 laptop with Core i7 processor 1.9-4.2 GHZ range, 16GB DDR4 Ram, 500BG NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD drive. CPU architecture supports 64-bit system applications. Intel UHD 620 graphics supports up to 3 displays and can display 4k video (however this laptop display monitor is only 1920 x 1080) but I believe you could connect this to an external 4k monitor as a second display unit.) Of course, built-in wireless networking using Intel Dual-Band Wireless-AC 8265 Wi-Fi + BT 4.2 Wireless Card (2x2).Special features: This laptop folds and converts to a tablet. The touch screen is constructed out of gorilla glass it has a built-in web camera, microphone, and speakers. It has two USB A type three full-size ports (one on each side of the unit), two Thunderbolt 3/USB C ports on the left side (one used for the charger), a full-sized HDMI port (left side), a micro SD slot and a 1/8" headphone jack terminal on the right side. A/C adaptor is included mine was a 65W adaptor.Hands performance review: Boots up extremely fast, nice backlit keyboard though the keyboard is compact with no separate number keypad (typical in this size of a unit). The display is extremely crisp and the glass monitor adds a touch of class and elegance to the display. No issues with graphics performance I am a graphic designer and found the performance very nice though this is my travel computer so I don't do large projects on it. I'm sure it could handle the tasks through the NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD drive and the fast processor means that it would work though I would have to hook up a larger external monitor.Conclusions: A nice Windows 10 laptop with stellar performance, 2-in-1 laptop/tablet design, and excellent value as a refurbished unit. Mine personally was like new no scratches though lacking a retail box. I feel the display size large enough for working yet small enough for compact travel situations such as airline travel.

Condition was rougher than description. I was desperate so I kept it. Within 4 months of light use, power supply issues, power switch issues, keyboard already shot on several keys. Opened the inside and was a basket case, loose parts, missing screws as it was frakensteined together in a hurry.

The keys don't always connect so you end up with a lot of misspelled words. You can pull up an online keyboard and that works great. Love the touch screen.

As others have noted, buying refurb is often hit-or-miss. First, take the published specs with a grain of salt. Vendors appear to post specs for fully-optioned devices but ship whatever they have.My first Latitude 2-in1 arrived fully decked out with fingerprint reader, IR + web cams, NFC--none of which worked well, if at all; Windows wouldn't update. A peak inside revealed a cheap aftermarket battery and SSD, some grime and a WiFi antenna that had been spliced using masking tape. Amazon Tech support was great, and we decided that either the SSD was defective or the vendor had failed to load the digital Windows license.The replacement looked brand new (a 2019 model instead of 2018) and worked flawlessly. The Dell branded battery tested nearly new. I upgraded the original Samsung (!) SSD with an even faster 1TB Crucial P3 Plus SSD along with an Intel AX210 (Wi-Fi 6) network card. I now have a fast, beautiful 2-in-1, upgraded seamlessly to Windows 11--at a great price point.HOWEVER, I had to let go of all the advertised options, because this newer, more lightly used machine has NONE of them, other than 16GB RAM--which is important because it's NOT upgradeable. By the time you factor in the hassle of the replacement, you might reasonably question whether the low price is worth it. Good luck!

Of course, buying refurbished laptops can be "hit or miss". In my case, it was a hit. This particular Dell laptop debuted in late 2017 at over $1800. Me? Low to mid $200's and mine came with everything specced... 16Gb ram (maxed), 512 Gb NVMe SSD (max 1 Tb), etc. Not a scratch on it. Battery life is excellent at 10 hours (8 on performance weighting).Touch screen works fine and the display is better than expected at 1080p. I checked before buying and the I7 processor (Gen 8) was eligible for the free update to Windows 11. I like Windows 10 Pro, but on we go and I took advantage of the offer to upgrade during the initial setup. Everything went smoothly, updated drivers and all. I'll beat it like a rented mule for the next week or so and we'll see how it holds up. I have a dedicated purpose for this particular laptop and, surviving burn-in, it should serve as overkill for that purpose. It took a couple of weeks to get it but it was worth the wait. Money well spent. Great job, Amazon Refurbished Shop!