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Refurbished Lenovo ThinkPad P52 Intel Core I7-8850H 32GB RAM 512GB SSD Windows 10 Pro HD Laptop Grade A £399.99 @ PC Renewed
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Posted 5 March 2023

Refurbished Lenovo ThinkPad P52 Intel Core I7-8850H 32GB RAM 512GB SSD Windows 10 Pro HD Laptop Grade A £399.99 @ PC Renewed

£399.99
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I think it's a good proposition for your home computer. A fast, reliable and "indestructible" computer.

Product Features:

  • A Grade Refurbished
  • 8th Generation Intel Core I7-8850H 2.60Ghz
  • 32GB RAM
  • 512GB Solid State Drive
  • Windows 10 Professional
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  1. jaffamuffin's avatar
    jaffamuffin
    probably Ok for a 'portable' computer rather than a laptop.

    a middling review, even at the time (albeit slightly less spec) laptopmag.com/rev…52s

    I think most people would be better served by a newer, lighter, more powerful, cooler, more efficient, brighter laptop . Unless you really really want the nice KB with trackpoint and numberpad
    plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    That’s not even the same system - that’s the P52s which is the slower, thinner mobile version and is based on the T590 with quad-core at top-end. The full P52 has a proper professional GPU (something they complained about) and full power six-core CPU, not U series and a full magnesium alloy casing - it also weighs more and has much better thermal capability.
  2. plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    Great systems but these were under £300 from ITZOO last time round so quite a bit more and 8th Gen is getting on a bit.
    polarbaba's avatar
    polarbaba
    They didn't have this spec. This is easily comparable.
  3. Quids's avatar
    Quids
    Hot from me. Tempted too.
  4. llywmog's avatar
    llywmog
    Poor site design. Doesn't let you search for 17" screens, only 15" plus, which means you would have to click on every single 15" item to check!
  5. doobreedob's avatar
    doobreedob
    Probably a very solid laptop for the money but if my 8th gen laptop is anything to go by the battery will not last very long at all especially with that cpu and dedicated gpu.
    I'm now looking to replace my 8th gen. Even a basic i5-1235u is faster than this cpu and uses 15w instead of 45w. Granted the gpu in this thinkpad is faster but £400 is aiot to spend on a laptop that will probably have to be plugged in most of the time.
    deleted1912126's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Not sure if you know that workstation series laptops like this when new cost around £2000+ while similar consumer models with similar processors cost £500-600 range, so these models are minimum 3x times expensive not just becaose of the processor but their hardware which is much more reliable in terms of performance and security features, agree that a normal home user may not use it and thats why they buy the shiny consumer plastic body models, bit to compare this machine with an average Joe is pointless.

    Also its easy to upgrade ram and ssd, this beast has option to add 2x nvme drives and 1x 2.5 inch ssd/hdd plus 4 slots for the ram (expanding to 128gb)
  6. trickyd's avatar
    trickyd
    What graphics does this have? Can't see it in the specs
    deleted1912126's avatar
    Anonymous User
    P1000
  7. deleted1912126's avatar
    Anonymous User
    any one ordered and received it yet? How was experience and quality if yes
    HyTurtle's avatar
    HyTurtle
    £439.99 now; and I see no gpu listed, is it for sure a p1000?
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