Why you should inspect a laptop before buying it
A used laptop might boot up fine during a quick demo but hide a failing hard drive, swollen battery or overheating CPU that only shows up after extended use. These are expensive problems that sellers won't mention.
Screen defects, sticky keys, weak hinges, and degraded batteries are extremely common on second-hand laptops. A device that's been used intensively for a few years can have internal wear that's impossible to spot from the outside.
That laptop that looks like a great deal could need repairs that cost more than a new one.
Pancho is like going to buy the laptop with a friend who works in IT. You show him photos, answer a few simple questions and in 15 minutes he tells you if what you see is what they're selling you. All from your phone, no appointment needed.
Of used laptops have battery health below 70%, requiring replacement within months
Average cost of replacing a battery or screen on a used laptop
Used laptops have undisclosed hardware issues like failing storage or overheating
Is all it takes to inspect your laptop with Pancho
Inspect with Pancho and avoid surprises
Pancho helps you inspect second-hand products in just 3 simple steps. Don't get fooled!
Start your inspection
Tell Pancho what you are going to inspect

Answer questions and upload photos
Pancho will guide you with simple questions and ask for specific photos to analyze the real condition:

Receive Pancho's expert opinion
Once the inspection is completed, Pancho analyzes all the information and delivers a complete report:

Going to see a used laptop?
Inspect it with Pancho before you decide. It takes less than 15 minutes and can save you hundreds.
