Refurbished - Grade 2 (See Below)
Make / Model HP EliteBook 2560p
Processor Intel Core i5 2nd Generation
Processor Speed 2.50GHz
Memory 4GB
Screen Size 12.5" Widescreen. 1366 x 768 Resolution. Intel HD Graphics.
Hard Drive3200GB
Drive DVD+/-RW
Operating System Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit Laoded and Licensed with COA including Service Pack 1
Battery Tested & Working
Ac Adapter Yes
Wireless Yes
HD Ready Yes
Network Internal
USB Ports 3
VariousSD Card Reader, VGA, Display Port
3 Months Warranty
6 Months Warranty
Coloured Lid
Microsoft Office programs require an internet connection and signing into a free Live account.
This item comes with a 1 Years Return To Base Warranty which starts the moment you sign for your parcel.
If you are experiencing problems with your item within this period, simply return it to us with an accompanying letter stating your name, user id, return address, telephone number and a brief description of your fault and we will repair or replace the item accordingly.
If you are experiencing problems with your item with 14 days of receipt, please inform us and we will repair, replace or refund your item accordingly. No Refunds are available after 14 days.
Top comments
weegieq to kev72
12 Feb 164#6
Any links?
topss
12 Feb 164#3
3 Months Warranty
6 Months Warranty
This item comes with a 1 Years Return To Base Warranty
Is it the luck of the draw?
andywedge
12 Feb 164#1
Thanks for posting. I’ve added the actual price and merchant to the title, added an image and also added that this is Refurbished.
Here’s a ‘Help’ link which gives tips and advice on thread posting.
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andywedge
12 Feb 164#1
Thanks for posting. I’ve added the actual price and merchant to the title, added an image and also added that this is Refurbished.
Here’s a ‘Help’ link which gives tips and advice on thread posting.
jh787
12 Feb 16#2
Looks like a nice deal.
I bought my i7 2540p for the same price but without charger.
This is better because you can add a ssd and keep the optical drive.
2540p's lose their optical drive unless you use a micro ssd and they're expensive.
plewis00 to jh787
13 Feb 16#15
Are you sure about the 2540p as our machines in the office have optical drives and normal 2.5" disks at the same time?
topss
12 Feb 164#3
3 Months Warranty
6 Months Warranty
This item comes with a 1 Years Return To Base Warranty
Is it the luck of the draw?
JoeyJoeC to topss
13 Feb 16#26
The Sales of Goods Act will cover you to 5 years.
aizeewizzy
12 Feb 16#4
I bought a laptop from this company following a deal posted here a couple of weeks ago and I can say their customer service is excellent. I had to return the laptop as it wouldn't even start and they replaced it the very next day without any cost for delivery and so far the replacement has been working very well.
kev72
12 Feb 16#5
You can get grade A same specs much cheaper on ebay from quite a few trusted sellers this is not a great deal
weegieq to kev72
12 Feb 164#6
Any links?
t27on
12 Feb 161#7
x2
Was considering buying this, but if you know of a better deal please share
Experiment
12 Feb 161#8
I would recommend a thinkpad X220 over this and you can often get them for a similar price. Unless you really need the optical drive.
weegieq to Experiment
12 Feb 16#9
Thank you
john54321 to Experiment
13 Feb 161#18
I have 2 of each of the 2560p and X220 for work and use all almost daily. The HP is a superior laptop, better build quality, trackpad better, far more slick to use. Add a ssd and it is super quick.
thecoolguy
13 Feb 16#10
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matt101101
13 Feb 16#11
Not a bad system at all. Stick a 120GB or 240GB SSD in as a boot drive and move the existing HDD (in a caddy) to where the optical bay currently is currently located and you'll have a very nice laptop for general computing tasks. Even the relatively low 1366x768 resolution will be far less of an issue on this 12.5" display compared to a larger 15.6" one.
Windows 7 Pro should be eligible for a free upgrade to WIndows 10 Pro, too.
Heat added, OP :smiley:.
sp3345
13 Feb 16#12
There is driver issue if upgrade to Windows 10
joolt to sp3345
13 Feb 16#21
I have this exact laptop, upgraded to Windows 10, everything runs perfectly, no driver issues. I did flash the bios to latest version and also used Iobit's Driver Booster software to bring all drivers up to date however - no issues with usb ports either
OrribleHarry to sp3345
13 Feb 161#22
No there isn't mine works perfectly
fishmaster to sp3345
13 Feb 161#25
Many driver issues on laptops can be overcome using the excellent free Snappy Driver, a tiny download, you don't need the full installation (which is massive 12GB+) you just need to download the index and it will tell you which driver packs are applicable to the machine. Then if you're still stuck you can try Slim Drivers. I don't use Driver Pack Solution as Snappy Driver is so much better.
Someone have it upgraded to Windows 10, USB port not working contacted hp,you can upgrade but it is not compatible with driver
borak
13 Feb 16#14
I bought one from these guys a good few months now. Battery life excellent, good price, came well packed.
jh787
13 Feb 16#16
You're mistaken.
If you have a DVD drive in the expansion bay then the only place left for a hard drive is the 1.8" bay.
jh787
13 Feb 16#17
timefortea
13 Feb 16#19
I have one of these with an SSD running OSX Yosemite. The CPU fan can be a bit active at times despite me reseating the heatsink with new paste but overall its a great wee machine (takes 16gb RAM too). Oh and it works with the HP dock as well :smiley:
timefortea
13 Feb 16#20
I prefer the keyboard on the X220 (have one of those myself as well)
fishmaster
13 Feb 161#23
I work as a laptop/I.T. refurbisher, they're both excellent laptops. I much prefer the Lenovo keyboard, they got it right with the X220. The Elitebooks are great solid laptops, and 2nd gen i5's still hold up today, as many laptop CPUs haven't increased in processing performance but gone for power saving efficiency, so these laptops will cope with general usage with ease.
Silhouette
13 Feb 16#24
All gone. OOS :disappointed:
jh787
13 Feb 16#27
Doubt it.
Doesn't cover used items sold on auction sites
huangxq2
13 Feb 161#28
Thank you, that is useful information.
MaximusRo
15 Feb 16#29
No, it wont. Hope nobody bought this based on your misleading advice
Opening post
Make / Model HP EliteBook 2560p
Processor Intel Core i5 2nd Generation
Processor Speed 2.50GHz
Memory 4GB
Screen Size 12.5" Widescreen. 1366 x 768 Resolution. Intel HD Graphics.
Hard Drive3200GB
Drive DVD+/-RW
Operating System Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit Laoded and Licensed with COA including Service Pack 1
Battery Tested & Working
Ac Adapter Yes
Wireless Yes
HD Ready Yes
Network Internal
USB Ports 3
VariousSD Card Reader, VGA, Display Port
3 Months Warranty
6 Months Warranty
Coloured Lid
Microsoft Office programs require an internet connection and signing into a free Live account.
This item comes with a 1 Years Return To Base Warranty which starts the moment you sign for your parcel.
If you are experiencing problems with your item within this period, simply return it to us with an accompanying letter stating your name, user id, return address, telephone number and a brief description of your fault and we will repair or replace the item accordingly.
If you are experiencing problems with your item with 14 days of receipt, please inform us and we will repair, replace or refund your item accordingly. No Refunds are available after 14 days.
Top comments
6 Months Warranty
This item comes with a 1 Years Return To Base Warranty
Is it the luck of the draw?
Here’s a ‘Help’ link which gives tips and advice on thread posting.
All comments (29)
Here’s a ‘Help’ link which gives tips and advice on thread posting.
I bought my i7 2540p for the same price but without charger.
This is better because you can add a ssd and keep the optical drive.
2540p's lose their optical drive unless you use a micro ssd and they're expensive.
6 Months Warranty
This item comes with a 1 Years Return To Base Warranty
Is it the luck of the draw?
Was considering buying this, but if you know of a better deal please share
Windows 7 Pro should be eligible for a free upgrade to WIndows 10 Pro, too.
Heat added, OP :smiley:.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/snappy-driver-installer/
https://www.slimwareutilities.com/slimdrivers.php (I advise you to have Unchecky installed, to prevent accidental installation of free offers, or just read each screen as you install!)
http://unchecky.com/
If you have a DVD drive in the expansion bay then the only place left for a hard drive is the 1.8" bay.
Doesn't cover used items sold on auction sites