If you have decided that it’s time to upgrade your business laptops, you only need to contact ComSources for a custom quote. When you sell your old laptops, you get back money from your initial investment. By selling your laptop you are also ensuring that it will be recycled or re-used. Finally, you can finance the purchase of better, faster, and more efficient laptops for your organization. When you sell your old electronics, you get more out of your IT budget and save money, while part of the purchase of your new hardware is financed through the sale of your old laptops. It’s a win-win situation for you. Why settle for an old computer when you can enjoy a new one?

Here’s the information you need to sell a laptop and get the best value for your IT assets:

First, select your device and create an inventory, including make, model, and basic specifications. You don’t need to worry about the device’s condition, to clean them, or remove data — we handle that for you. Even laptops with missing parts or damage may have value. The more laptops you repurpose, the more cash for used ones you will receive to buy new, more performing ones.

Next, contact our ComSources procurement team with your inventory list. We will provide a quote based on your devices’ specifications and conditions, typically within 1-2 business days. For large quantities, we can arrange an on-site assessment and pickup at your location. In case it is needed, we also offer a prepaid shipping label to make the process easier.

To receive a quote, simply send us a list of model numbers and quantities available.|

Please let us know when they are available for pickup. If possible, please include if these are working units and if they have any cosmetic or functional defects.

Your assigned expert on our team can help answer any questions you may have, including onsite packaging solutions.

Physical Identification: Look for a sticker on the underside of your laptop. The model’s name and number are usually printed on this label.

System Information

• Push the Windows key and R to open the Run dialog.
• Type “msinfo32” and press Enter.
• In the System Information window, look for the “System Model” under the System Summary.

BIOS/UEFI Settings

• Restart your Dell laptop and enter the BIOS or UEFI settings.
• The model information should be listed under the “System Information section.”