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Posted 20 June 2016
*Back in Stock, Brand New* ASUS T100CHI 10.1'' Full HD 2-in-1 Laptop Tablet w/ 1 year warranty & free 48hr delivery £149.99 @ LaptopOutletDirect eBay outlet
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
It's back (although it is 15 quid more I think it's still a deal)
T100CHI 10.1" Full HD 2-in-1 Laptop Tablet, delivered for 149.99!
10.1in, 1920x1200 pixel IPS screen (Full HD)
Intel Atom 1.46 Ghz quad core processor, turbo boost to 2.39Ghz
Integrated Intel Graphics
2GB RAM
64GB eMMC storage (upgradeable via SD card)
Detachable Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad dock
1 x Micro HDMI
2 x Micro-USB 2.0
1 x Micro-USB 3.0
SD Card Reader
2-cell Lithium Polymer battery
Integrated Sound System
Weighs 1.15 Kg
Got a decent review at it's market entry price of £399, so for £149.99 it's gotta be good.
Includes free 48 hour delivery, 1 year warranty and 30 day returns! Possible 10% off for certain customers when using PayPal too!
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T100CHI 10.1" Full HD 2-in-1 Laptop Tablet, delivered for 149.99!
10.1in, 1920x1200 pixel IPS screen (Full HD)
Intel Atom 1.46 Ghz quad core processor, turbo boost to 2.39Ghz
Integrated Intel Graphics
2GB RAM
64GB eMMC storage (upgradeable via SD card)
Detachable Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad dock
1 x Micro HDMI
2 x Micro-USB 2.0
1 x Micro-USB 3.0
SD Card Reader
2-cell Lithium Polymer battery
Integrated Sound System
Weighs 1.15 Kg
Got a decent review at it's market entry price of £399, so for £149.99 it's gotta be good.
Includes free 48 hour delivery, 1 year warranty and 30 day returns! Possible 10% off for certain customers when using PayPal too!
Read more at:
trustedreviews.com/asu…iew
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sorted byI wasn't saying it was a 'better' deal - I was giving people the option of somebody else who can provide the same item, also with a 1 year warranty, for the same price.
Some people don't like buying from eBay, period.
Also, in my previous experiences of dealing with them, eBuyer's 'free' delivery is a LOT quicker than 5 days....
Now it's £134.99 with Free delivery vs £157
ebuyer.com/703…07b
That is true, but the only free delivery takes 5 days,.and 2 day delivery costs £7.99, so this is a better deal ^^
Also this has a 1 year warranty too
I like eBuyer alot, I bought most of my pc components from them, they're great and usually the cheapest around, however, this isn't really eBay, this is an outlet of a well known online laptop company, and in my experience they are probably the 2nd best sellers I have ever dealt with (behind a different computer seller ^^)
While you are completely right to post that, of course, this is so much the better deal due to the warranty (which is invaluable) and the free express delivery, instead of the 7.99 charge posed by eBuyer. Even if it IS faster than 5 days, it still probably won't be 1-2 days like this
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eBuyer's offering has a warranty too.
In fact, every NEW product you buy has a 12 month warranty......
Not sure what the LaptopOutletDirect warranty gives you over and above this.... can you elaborate to show how it is BETTER than a standard 12 month warranty?
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That's great! Still the £7.99 postage though, its £149.99 vs. £157.98 for the same product, both new, with the same warranty, both from reliable sellers. I would go for this one, especially as eBay/PayPal offers another protection layer too
Its not a better warranty, they're just both....warranties xD Don't make a mountain out of a molehill man, your deal is good but its more expensive for the same thing
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"If Item is Faulty, Please let us know and we will Replace it or Refund for you within 30 Days."
I'm not sure about this, so would be good to have clarification.
It states 1 year warranty on listing, then says, 'Any products with Warranty means that Laptop Outlet provides Warranty itself'
ASUS also do mandatory warranties on their new products, so all you would need is an invoice/proof of purchase, so you're covered by both ASUS and the seller here ^^
You are referring to their returns policy, not their warranty, a warranty comes in after the returns period expires
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