Acer refurbished mini laptops

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So what makes Acer refurbished mini laptops stand out above all the rest? Is it the fact that they are naturally a little cheaper than their competition, thus making it easy for people to get really screaming deals on the refurbished variety? Is it because they’re easy to use for just about everyone? After all, just about anyone, including young children, can operate computers nowadays. Is it the ease that you can travel with a mini laptop? Personally, I think it’s really all of the above. The reason most people actually have mini laptops is because of the fact that they’re cheap and easy to travel with. No more do you have to lug around a huge laptop bag full of junk just to support that giant 17″ laptop you have in the bag. Taking it out for the TSA screeners at the airport is easy as well. It’s win/win for anyone on the road all the time.

Now, I’m not an Acer salesman, but Acer seems to put out the best refurbished mini laptops. Yes, companies such as dell and HP also put out mini laptops that do come refurbished, but Acer has been known for a long time in the mini notebook niche, right alongside ASUS. What really draws people to Acer above all the rest is the price. Acer laptops tend to be entry-level computers, in that they’re usually not very powerful, don’t have as much hard drive space, and tend to have a little bit less in the way of RAM and other fancy options. For people on a budget that’s just about perfect. The refurbished systems tend to be quite a bit less than the newer laptops as well, mostly about 10-20% less than what people paid for them right off the shelf. That’s not always correct, though; a lightly-used laptop will generally only hae a 5-10% discount, if that.

So what’s the most popular Acer refurbished mini laptop? That’s probably the Acer Aspire One. This laptop has been around for quite some time and has come in a variety of sizes and setups.

The 8.9″ screen “mini” is widely available refurbished for costs that are just ridiculous. I’m certain you could get one of the 8.9″ Aspire Ones for less than $300 as a certified reconditioned computer. Look around at the usual spots for these; you might want to start on the Acer website first to find what you can find, but then I’d go check the other sites such as Tiger Direct. They’re all good places to get these great deals.