51-70k Asking for resale value for laptops

codwapeace said:
"with build quality not as good and the screen probably isn't as colour accurate either."
Why do you say that?
Yoga is higher in the lineup of lenovo than Thinkbook (which is downgraded thinkpad).
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Yeah thinkbook is usually a downgraded thinkpad but what I've got is a laptop from the Thinkbook Yoga series which is a better product line imo
 
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Arigaytor said:
That's honestly normal for computers. Assuming your electronics depreciate at the rate of 20% a year, you'd end up with 40% of the initial value after three years. I'm completely fine with that. I'm just confused why my laptop which isn't even two years old yet, has to sell at half the original price when it should be closer to 60%. Either way, I recognize that one of them is not in the greatest condition, so I'll probably drop it to 55k after a week, but the other one is perfectly fine and should be a good deal at 65k.
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Selling a used laptop at a good price is hard in India. I'm also looking to sell my gaming laptop and switch to something lightweight because gaming eats up most of my time and makes me lazy—something like a MacBook. The new M4 Air is decently priced, and nothing can match its performance and battery backup.

As for your laptop, bro, at least clean it properly—it looks very old and dirty. Plus, you don’t have the invoice (very important, even if the warranty has expired).

Slim Windows laptops have less demand because their battery becomes awful after a year, their performance isn’t great, and the build quality is mostly meh. Also, having a warranty is important, even if it’s just for a few months. My gaming laptop still has around a year of warranty with ADP . also is your laptop touchscreen?.
 
drtgns said:
Selling a used laptop at a good price is hard in India. I'm also looking to sell my gaming laptop and switch to something lightweight because gaming eats up most of my time and makes me lazy—something like a MacBook. The new M4 Air is decently priced, and nothing can match its performance and battery backup.

As for your laptop, bro, at least clean it properly—it looks very old and dirty. Plus, you don’t have the invoice (very important, even if the warranty has expired).

Slim Windows laptops have less demand because their battery becomes awful after a year, their performance isn’t great, and the build quality is mostly meh. Also, having a warranty is important, even if it’s just for a few months. My gaming laptop still has around a year of warranty with ADP . also is your laptop touchscreen?.
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Well, the laptop was from my college so there's no invoice, as for the laptop, I've cleaned it up as best as I can, it's mostly slate grey like that. I found someone who's paying me 60k for it though, hopefully the deal goes through. Also yeah, it's touchscreen
 
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Arigaytor said:
Well, the laptop was from my college so there's no invoice, as for the laptop, I've cleaned it up as best as I can, it's mostly slate grey like that. I found someone who's paying me 60k for it though, hopefully the deal goes through. Also yeah, it's touchscreen
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wow, colleges give such expensive laptops?, was it even launched in India? btw, good luck with your deal!!, having touchscreen on laptop is so convenience
 
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