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How to check if your PC is new or refurbished

This article will help you make informed decisions when buying a PC and keep you away from vendors or stores that sell refurbished PCs for exorbitant prices.

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by David Adubiina
How to check if your PC is new or refurbished
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When buying a new PC, it is crucial to know how to check if it is new or has been refurbished. This will help you make informed decisions on which to buy and keep you away from vendors or stores that sell refurbished PCs for exorbitant prices. To check if your PC is refurbished, here are six ways to know.

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In this tech guide, we will use an ASUS PC as a case study.

Step 1: Check the Packaging

Photo: Asus.com

In buying a new PC, you should watch out for the seals, as every new PC is expected to have the manufacturer's seals intact. If the box shows any signs of tampering or the seals are broken, this means that the unit is refurbished and you might need to look into another store if you intend to buy a new one.

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by David Adubiina

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