The computers category covers laptops, desktop computers, mini PCs (NUC), servers and game consoles, along with accessories and spare parts. It suits home users, students and businesses. Leading brands include Lenovo, Dell, ASUS, HP, Acer and Apple. There are over 27,000 products in total.
How to choose a computer
Type of device. A laptop suits anyone who works in different places. A desktop usually gives more performance for the same money and is easier to upgrade. A mini PC takes very little desk space, while a server is only needed when applications or services must run without interruption.
Processor and memory. For browsing, office applications and video calls, 8 GB of RAM is usually enough, but 16 GB gives more headroom when you keep many windows open. Our range includes models with Intel Core i7 processors and 16 GB of RAM. For video editing or gaming, choose a stronger processor and a separate graphics card.
Storage. An SSD is much faster than a hard disk, so the system and programs start in a few seconds. A 512 GB SSD is usually enough for the system, applications and everyday files. Large photo or video libraries are better kept on a bigger drive or on external storage.
New or used. Used business laptops such as the Dell Latitude generally cost less than new models of the same class. Read the listing before you buy: it states what is included and which operating system is installed, for example Windows 11 Pro.
Brands in our range
- Lenovo: known for its ThinkPad line of business laptops.
- Dell: Latitude laptops and OptiPlex desktops are widely used in companies.
- HP: EliteBook and ProBook laptops for business, plus office desktops.
- ASUS: the ROG gaming line, and Vivobook and Zenbook laptops for everyday work.
- Acer: the Aspire series for everyday use, Nitro and Predator for gaming.
- Apple: Mac computers running macOS on Apple's own processors.
- 2-POWER and CoreParts: laptop batteries, power adapters and spare parts.
- Delock and StarTech.com: cables, adapters and other connectivity accessories, including docking stations.
The subcategories are NUC / mini computers, servers, PCGURU computers, desktops, laptops and game consoles. Among the popular products is a used Dell Latitude laptop.
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy a laptop or a desktop computer?
Choose a laptop if you will carry it to work, lectures or on trips. A desktop is the better option if you work in one place and want more performance and the option to replace parts later. A desktop also needs a separate monitor, keyboard and mouse.
How much RAM does a computer need?
For everyday browsing and office work 8 GB is enough, while 16 GB is a more comfortable choice for the years ahead. Programming, graphics and video work often call for more. Check whether the memory can be upgraded before you buy, as some thin laptops have it soldered to the board.
Is it worth buying a used computer?
A used computer is worth considering when you need a cheaper device for ordinary tasks, especially a business-class model. The main risks are a worn battery and wear on the screen or casing, so check the condition in the listing. A new computer makes more sense if you plan to use it for many years.
How is a mini PC different from a regular desktop?
A mini PC is much smaller and uses less electricity, so it can sit behind a monitor or be mounted on it. Its small case usually makes upgrades harder, and most models have no powerful graphics card. For office work, study and media playback it is usually enough.
