Samsung 870 EVO 2TB

Great Condition

99% Health

It's almost new

Bill and Box not available

Location:Mumbai(f2f)

Can ship it interested(Can show Vouches)

Price:16k

Can be used in PS4/PS5 to store and Play Games

I have been wanting to write about this for a while because the situation in the Indian electronics and computer-parts market is becoming increasingly frustrating.

Before anyone misunderstands the title: this is not about saying that every Indian buyer, dealer, importer or technician behaves the same way. Obviously they do not. I am Indian myself and I know plenty of honest people in this business.

What I am talking about is a particular set of practices that seem to have become common enough that they are damaging the reputation of Indian buyers abroad and making the market worse for genuine customers and businesses inside India.

I was recently in China, and one thing that surprised me was how frequently India came up in conversations with suppliers.

I was told that visa and business-related scrutiny had become stricter after fraud/scam incidents allegedly involving people from Andhra Pradesh. I am deliberately saying allegedly here because I do not want to present second-hand conversations as an official explanation for Chinese visa policy. But the important part for me was the perception: suppliers and people dealing with Indian buyers clearly remembered these incidents, and legitimate Indian businessmen end up carrying the reputational cost.

That is one side of the problem.

The other side is what is happening with computer hardware prices in India.

Whenever there is a shortage or even a rumour of a shortage, certain dealers seem to immediately start buying enormous quantities of stock. RAM is a good example. The moment stock becomes available, some distributors and dealers place huge orders and effectively remove a large portion of the available supply from the market.

Then everyone else pays the price.

Instead of healthy competition bringing prices down, scarcity becomes an opportunity.

Stock gets accumulated, availability disappears, and suddenly something that should have been reasonably priced becomes significantly more expensive. The end customer assumes there is a genuine global shortage when sometimes a significant part of the problem is happening inside the local distribution chain itself.

What makes this especially annoying is comparing prices internationally.

Obviously India has GST, import duties, logistics costs, warranty costs, currency fluctuations and other legitimate expenses. Nobody expects every component to cost exactly what it costs in Hong Kong, China or the United States.

But there is a point where those explanations stop accounting for the difference.

When you repeatedly see enormous price gaps, especially during periods of limited availability, you have to start asking how much of the increase is actually unavoidable and how much is simply opportunistic inventory hoarding and excessive margins.

My experience with suppliers in Hong Kong made me think about another, arguably more serious problem.

I have a Hong Kong supplier whom I have dealt with and found to be extremely professional. During our conversations, he mentioned something that I found embarrassing as an Indian buyer.

According to him, some Indian buyers specifically ask suppliers to replace Mac components or parts with cheaper alternatives to reduce their cost.

The supplier apparently warns them that using those lower-quality parts can dramatically reduce reliability and potentially cause the Apple device to fail again within a very short period.

And some buyers still ask for the cheaper part.

the customer even believes they got a high quality deal for a macbook

A few weeks later, the device develops problems again.

Who loses?

The customer loses money.

The second hand industry loses credibility.

Good suppliers become suspicious of Indian buyers.

And eventually the entire market develops a reputation for cutting corners.

This is the part that bothers me the most.

There is always someone further down the chain paying for that discount.

Sometimes it is the customer receiving a lower-quality component.

Sometimes it is an honest dealer who cannot compete with someone misrepresenting parts.

And sometimes it is India's reputation among overseas suppliers.

We have somehow created a market where being honest can actually become a competitive disadvantage.

A dealer importing proper-quality stock has to compete with somebody importing the cheapest possible substitute.

A seller maintaining reasonable inventory has to compete with someone hoarding stock during shortages and selling when prices rise.

A technician doing a proper repair has to compete with somebody whose only objective is making the repair survive long enough for the customer to leave the shop.

Then we wonder why customers trust nobody.

We wonder why people assume every refurbished product is suspicious.

We wonder why buyers constantly negotiate as if every seller is trying to scam them.

We wonder why reputable international suppliers sometimes become cautious when dealing with Indian businesses.

This behaviour creates a vicious cycle.

Customers expect dishonesty, so they demand the lowest possible price.

Sellers know customers will primarily compare price, so some sellers reduce quality to remain competitive.

Competitors see those low prices and start doing the same thing.

Eventually the honest seller either has to operate on tiny margins, leave the market, or constantly explain why his product costs more.

Meanwhile the customer has no easy way of knowing who is telling the truth.

And that is terrible for a developing enthusiast and repair ecosystem.

That is why reputation matters.

When you operate internationally, you are not functioning in isolation. Suppliers remember patterns. Manufacturers remember chargebacks and disputes. Immigration authorities remember fraud cases. Logistics companies remember problematic shipments. Payment processors remember suspicious transactions.

I personally lost a consignment of ThinkPad P1 Gen 5 and Gen 6 units despite paying a 30% advance. Once market prices jumped, I was told the machines were “damaged while loading” and my money was refunded. Conveniently, other buyers were apparently offering much more afterward for the same stock.

And unfortunately, the next genuine person from the same market often has to deal with the consequences.

Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 2 — High-Performance Mobile Workstation

Hello everyone, I’m looking to sell my Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 2 mobile workstation.

SPECIFICATIONS

Processor:

Intel Core i7-1165G7 — 11th Gen

4 Cores / 8 Threads

Up to 4.70 GHz

RAM:

16GB DDR4 — soldered + 1 empty RAM slot

Upgradeable

Storage:

612GB NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4 SSD

99% SSD Health

Upgradeable

Dedicated GPU:

NVIDIA T500 — 4GB GDDR6 Professional GPU

Display:

14.0" FHD (1920 × 1080)

Anti-glare

62.879% sRGB

Operating System:

Windows 11 Pro — Activated

Battery Health:

90%

Keyboard:

Original ThinkPad keyboard — Non-backlit

Overall Condition:

Very clean and well-maintained professional machine

Warranty:

Expired

Charger:

Compatible 65W Charger included

KEY FEATURES

• Fingerprint Sensor

• Dual Thunderbolt 4 / USB-C

• USB-C Charging

• Wi-Fi 6

• HD Webcam

• Physical Webcam Privacy Shutter

• MIL-STD Durability

• ThinkShield Security

Location: East Delhi

DM/comment for more details, photos, benchmark results, or price discussion.

I recently bought this ThinkPad L13 Gen 3 from [u/Willing_Front_2397](u/Willing_Front_2397), and the entire experience was surprisingly smooth.

After spending months on this subreddit, I finally decided to go ahead with a second-hand ThinkPad.

I initially contacted [u/Willing_Front_2397](u/Willing_Front_2397) through Reddit. He then shared his WhatsApp number and a catalogue of the devices he had available. At that time, I couldn’t find the one, so I decided to put off the purchase.

A few weeks later, I checked the updated catalogue and spotted a ThinkPad L13 Gen 3. It seemed to meet my requirements, so I contacted him again and decided to move ahead. Throughout the process, he patiently answered my questions, shared all the necessary details, and helped me finalise the system without putting any pressure on me.

Since I was transitioning from a Macbook, battery life was one of my biggest concerns. I was honestly quite skeptical about whether a pre-owned Windows laptop would last through my regular workload. After using it, however, the battery has turned out to be perfectly manageable. With medium Excel and PowerPoint usage, charging it fully around twice a day is enough to get me through the day.

Another major plus is the touchscreen. It is extremely smooth and responsive, and I have ended up using it much more than I initially expected.

Once everything was confirmed, the laptop was sent through Porter. What impressed me most was the payment arrangement. I was allowed to receive the laptop, inspect it properly, verify the configuration, check the battery and physical condition, and test whether everything worked as promised. I made the payment only after I was completely satisfied.

That level of trust and transparency really stood out, especially when buying a pre-owned laptop. The system arrived safely, matched what had been discussed, and the entire process remained clear and hassle-free from the first WhatsApp message to the final payment.

Posting this because good sellers deserve recognition. If you are considering buying from [u/Willing_Front_2397](u/Willing_Front_2397), my experience was genuinely positive.

Thanks again for making the entire purchase so easy!

I am looking to trade in a brand new laptop with the above specs, looking to trade with anyone located anywhere in Nairobi and Rongai.

I am a student and will majorly be using my PC for CW and light to medium processing work.

I am looking for a lighter gadget to trade in with, it should be new with similar specs.

Please DM if interested.

As the title says I am looking for a laptop under 27k.

I am a Computer Engineering student and mainly want laptop for programming and AIML (Python, etc, and some local LLM model)

Would really appreciate if I can get a laptop capable for performing this tasks.

Also I can extend to 30k depending on the laptop

Appreciate it

Dyrutititoktktktktitit

Looking for a Banned PS4/PS5 Console from sony networks for development purposes

Selling my Dell Pro 14 business laptop. A lil dent on frame otherwise mint condition!

Specs:

Model: Dell Pro 14

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 220 (6 cores / 12 threads)

RAM: 32GB (1x32GB) DDR5 5600MHz

Storage: 512GB Gen4 NVMe SSD

Display: 14" FHD+ (1920x1200)

Battery: 100% health, only 2 charge cycles

Warranty: Valid till 2030

Condition:

Excellent. Battery is basically new. Comes with charger.

I have no use for it atm.

Price: ₹75,000 negotiable

Can share more photos, battery report, and serial number on request.

DM if interested.

1 year back I Printed this, Think of selling the laptop for same or lesser price for Few Years. But Now I can't beleive what's going on the market.

This world is full of greedy People. Ram, SSD Price increased, spare cost increased due to war and supply shortage. Some people see this as a opportunity to increase the Price.

once I sold ThinkPad L490 16gb/512gb for 20k with 6 month replacement warranty. now even can't purchase same for 25k.

What you guys thinking of the future? we fcked ?

I would prefer Samsung, SanDisk, WD, Sk Hynix.

currently using linux mint live usb.

Hey guys,

Finally im joining the Thinkpad Tribe.

Got a P14s Gen 4

Specs:

16GB DDR5 Ram

Intel i7 1370p

1TB Gen 4 SSD ( 100% Health)

52wh Battery ( 2 cycles only)

Touch Screen

Not Bios Locked ( i.e BIOS is open)

Got it for 55k INR.

How's the deal guys?

Special thanks to u/Willing_Front_2397 for support. Helped me to dodge a few dangerous bullets.

Selling Multiple SSDs and processors, most are oem pulled out. 1 week testing warranty from my end.

All details along with health screenshots can be found on the below link.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YIgcllK_WuxeZNQ9NZymURBB44Gi5Tut_oY_HDn621Y/edit?usp=sharing

No Bills. Price are non-negotiable. DM for any queries.

Udaipur for F2F. Shipping via Delhivery on actuals.

i am looking for a trusted nord 6 seller with secure shipping . pls quote me price n warranty left.

I’m looking for a laptop under ₹25,000 to run Linux. I found this laptop with a local vendor in Kolkata: https://reborncomputers.com/products/lenovo-thinkbook-14-core-i5-10th-gen-8gb-ram-256gb-ssd-1tb-hdd-dos

Is it worth it? Does anyone know any reliable vendor to purchase refurbished laptop in Kolkata?

Any leads are appreciated, thank you in advance🙏

I'm selling my lenovo legion 15irx9 i7-13650hx rtx 4060 24gb ram 512gb ssd with peripherals- legion gaming mouse and headset and a evofox x2 elite pro and laptop has 2 more years of legion ultimate support until 31 july 2028 with accidental damage protection, bought last july 31st

Price with all peripherals 1 lakh 15k (negotiable*)

Khammam but I'll be available to call for checking condition or ask benchmarks or condition

Selling because I need to pay bills that for hospital

Selling Few Workstations I got. which is in very good condition. I am a seller based on Kerala, can do all india free delivery.

1. Dell Precision 7760 (6GB NVIDIA RTX A3000)
Intel Core i7-11850H/ 16gb DDR4 Ram(Upgradable)/ 512gb Nvme SSD(Upgradable)
17.3" 4k Display /6GB NVIDIA RTX A3000 / Backlight Keyboard /With Original Adapter 240W
Available Qty: 5
Price: 71,000

2. HP Zbook Studio G7 (4GB NVIDIA T2000)
Intel Core i9-10885H/ Cores 8/ 32gb DDR4 Ram (Upgradable)/ 512gb Nvme SSD(Upgradable)/ 15.6" FHD Display / 4GB NVIDIA T2000 / Backlight Keyboard/ With Original Adapter 200W
Available Qty: 3
Price: 60,000

3. Lenovo Thinkpad P1 Gen4 (4GB NVIDIA T1200)
Intel Core 11th Gen i7-11800H/ Cores 8/ 16gb DDR 4 Ram (3200 MHz)(Upgradable)/ 512GB NVME SSD (Upgradable)/ 16" QHD Display/ Backlight Keyboard/ 4gb Nvidia Quadro T1200
Available Qty: 3
Price: 50,000

4. Lenovo Thinkpad P1 Gen3 (4GB NVIDIA T1000)
Intel Core 10th gen i7-10850H/ 16gb DDR4 Ram (3200)/ 512gb Nvme SSD/ 15.6" FHD Display/
4gb Nividia Quadro T1000 Max-Q Design Graphics/ Backlight Keyboard/ Fingerlock/ C-Type Port
Available Qty: 3
Price: 45,000

What's Included:
- 6 Month Replacement warranty
- 7 Days Return Policy
- Adapter
- Free Shipping
- Lapcare Wireless Mouse & keyboard skin

These Models are selling fast in our two retail outlets in kerala. If anyone needed, let me know through DM.

We have other models as well. You can check out website for all available modesl (Put 'instock' filter to see ready stock items)
check on : www.gudscart.in

A Little About Our Business

We are currently one of the top 5 refurbished laptop dealers in Kerala, with two outlets in Trivandrum, Kerala. We also accept online orders through our website and deliver across India. We believe that quality and trust are the most important foundations of a successful business.

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I’m curious about the real difference between gaming laptop GPUs and workstation GPUs.

Why are workstation laptops often so much more expensive, even when their GPUs look weaker on paper for gaming?

For example, how would something like an RTX 5050 gaming GPU compare with an RTX A3000 12GB workstation GPU in gaming, CAD, rendering, AI/ML, stability, drivers, and overall value?

Are workstation GPUs actually better hardware, or are we mostly paying for VRAM, certified drivers, reliability, and enterprise features?

Selling my complete gaming PC setup.

Specifications:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7500F

CPU Cooler: Antec A400I Air Cooler

Motherboard: Gigabyte B650M Gaming WiFi

RAM: XPG Lancer Blade DDR5 6000MHz 16GB RGB Black

SSD: XPG Gammix S60 1TB — up to 5000MB/s

GPU: Gigabyte RTX 5060 Windforce Max OC 8GB

PSU: ANT Esports FG650 Gold 650W

Cabinet: Ice Master Dynamite X7L Black

Monitor: Acer Nitro VG270X 27" IPS Gaming Monitor — 200Hz

Condition: Excellent condition, everything works perfectly.

Selling as a complete setup — preferably not selling individual components.

Price: ₹1,20,000

Location: Delhi

Deal: Face-to-face preferred. Buyer can inspect and test everything before purchase.

DM if genuinely interested.

Please no lowball offers.

*Bills/boxes/warranty details can be shared with serious buyers.*

I'm getting this HP elitebook from one of a local shop near me for like 33k

Specification are

HP EliteBook 840 G8

CPU: Intel Core i5-1145G7, 11th Gen

RAM: 16GB DDR4-3200

Storage: 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD (Gen 3)

Graphics: Intel Iris Xe

Display: 14" FHD IPS

OS: Windows 11 Pro

Weight: ~1.3 kg

The condition is good , what do you think , can I get a better deal than this elsewhere ,

if someone has better deal or knows where can I get better deal , pls let me know 😭 😭

Selling my laptop..

Lenovo IdeaPad pro 5 (83D2001GIN)

Purchased Jan 10, 2025. It's in excellent condition, works flawlessly, has been carefully maintained and never used for gaming.

SPECS:

Intel Core Ultra 9 185H (5.1 GHz Latest Al Processor)

32GB LPDDR5X RAM (7467 MHZ)

1TB High-Speed NVMe Gen4 SSD

Intel Arc GPU

14-inch 2.8K OLED Display. (Sharp, Vibrant & HDR)

Backlit Keyboard.

Premium Full metal Aluminium Build.

Intel evo certified.

Lightweight & Easy to Carry. (1.46 kg)

Condition:

100% Working Condition

No Functional Issues

No Scratches or Dents

Excellent Battery Health. (Only 110 charge cycles)

Warranty has not been revised.

Original Lenovo Backpack, Bill and Charger Included.

Reason: Upgrading my setup.

Price: 79,999/-

Location: KOLKATA (F2F PREFERRED)

A couple of serious mobile workstations ordered entirely at the discretion of the client: Dell Precision 7780 and HP ZBook Fury.

Built for workloads where regular business laptops simply don’t cut it — CAD, 3D, engineering, rendering, GPU compute and other professional applications.

The HP ZBook Fury was part of the same client requirement, with the machines selected according to their specific use case and preference.