I greet you!
I'm currently. Looking for a new laptop and then came across this chic model after some time
https://www.amazon.de/...07SFS1HCF/
The calculator's values and ratings are largely positive on the Internet.
Now I wanted to order this model from Amazon and I noticed a huge price difference.
Amazon offers this model from another supplier for only 715 euro (new it costs 1800 euro) as "Used almost like new". The following questions are now being asked for me.
How does this price come about?
Can you trust this dealer?
Could it be so-called "stolen goods"?
How does this price come about?
Most likely fraud
Can you trust this dealer?
No, why would someone offer a 2000 euro laptop for 700 euro just because it was used briefly?
Could it be so-called "stolen goods"?
I would assume that!
The other retailers are all over 2300 euro, which is a bit expensive (because Amazon gets 7%)
So I would buy somewhere else: https://geizhals.de/...86492.html
How does this price come about?
The price is already reduced if it is not a packaged product. Who would buy a used (almost like new) product if it was only 20 euro cheaper? (Relation of 1780 instead of 1800 euro) Furthermore, the price also falls due to wear or because the model can only get "older" from the specs. For example, it is difficult to buy newly packed RTX 2070s now that the Super Editions are "current". Nevertheless, a reduction of 1000 euro is a good deal, which I can't explain.
Can you trust this dealer?
Well, that's where the reviews come in. Ultimately, it's your decision ^^.
Could it be so-called "stolen goods"?
I do not think so. First, it is illegal and second, it would damage the merchant's image.
If it was a scam (addressed by the user above), it would be punishable ^^.
PS: However, I would subjectively advise against buying a gaming laptop.
The prices are 30 to 40% more expensive than a desktop PC with the same specs.
Say: you pay for mobility.
In addition, the battery only lasts a few hours without charging (approx. 4 to 5 hours when gaming).
Would rather invest in a desktop PC and then only take an average thing as a laptop (for office) ^^.
Dear fingers away and report Amazon!
Look what the "seller" specifies:
Serious is different.
as a rule of thumb: if there are "fantastic prices" on Amazon, then it is not serious.
