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51 models in stock from £129. Every one is tested, data-wiped and graded in our own UK workshop, with a 12-month warranty and free mainland UK delivery.

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Surface Laptop 3 13.5"
Surface Laptop 3 13.5"
Core i5/i7 · 8–16GB RAM · 128GB–256GB
From £209
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Choosing a refurbished Windows laptop

Most refurbished Windows laptops are business models from Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft. Companies buy them in volume and replace them on a fixed cycle, so the same models come back in numbers and spare parts stay easy to find. Each range is aimed at a different kind of user.

The main business ranges

Lenovo ThinkPad: the T series (T14s, T15) is the all-round office laptop. The X series (X13, X1 Carbon) is the lighter travel range. The P series (P1, P15) are mobile workstations for CAD and engineering software. The L and E series are the value ranges. See all of them on our ThinkPad page.

Dell: Latitude (5490, 7650) is Dell’s business line. The XPS 15 (9520, 9530) is its premium 15.6" laptop for creative work. From the 9500 onward the XPS 15 has a taller 16:10 screen.

HP: EliteBook (830 G8, 840 G6) is HP’s premium business range, and ProBook (640 G8) is the mainstream one. Microsoft: the Surface Laptop has a high-resolution 3:2 touchscreen. For a 2-in-1 tablet, see the Surface Pro.

Processor generation and Windows 11

Microsoft ended support for Windows 10 in October 2025. Windows 11 officially supports Intel Core processors from the 8th generation onward and AMD Ryzen from the 2000 series onward, together with TPM 2.0. The generation is the first digit (or first two digits) of the model number: an i5-8350U is 8th generation and an i7-1185G7 is 11th. A “U” suffix marks an efficient low-power chip. “H” marks a higher-performance chip for heavier work. “vPro” adds remote-management features that IT departments use. Our Windows 10 end-of-support guide explains the change.

Memory, storage and ports

8GB of RAM handles office work and browsing. Choose 16GB for heavy multitasking, large spreadsheets or development. On some thin models the RAM is soldered, so it cannot be upgraded later. An NVMe SSD makes the biggest difference to how fast a laptop feels. Check the ports too: Thunderbolt or USB-C with charging lets one cable run a docking station with external monitors, a keyboard and the network.

Prefer macOS? Browse our refurbished MacBook range, and see how we grade every laptop on the grades explained page.