HP ProBook 440 G7 - i3 10th Gen, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD

Under twenty thousand, and everything wrong with it is listed here. There is a scratch across the middle of the screen that shows on light backgrounds. Three key caps have been replaced, so they do not quite match, although every key registers correctly. The lid is deeply scuffed, there is a dent at the left corner, and the headphone jack is slightly loose. The battery is tired and this wants to live near a socket. Underneath all of that is a 10th generation Core i3 with 8GB of memory and a 256GB SSD, which is a perfectly capable combination for typing, browsing, online classes, form filling and video calls, and it is faster than a good number of new laptops sold at this price. We are describing it this bluntly because a knocked-about machine bought by someone expecting a clean one ends up back on the counter. Bought for what it is, it does an honest job for a long time. Tested completely before it went on sale. Anyone buying it for a shop counter or a workshop, where a laptop takes knocks anyway, is buying it for exactly the right reason.