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We are currently selling 8 pallets of EOL equipment, 5 pallets of laptops placed in a gaylord laptop carrier for safe transport on a pallet. A total of 1823 laptops, of which 1790 laptops were in working and good condition at the time of decommissioning. We do not guarantee this working count but, this was the functionality at the time of decommissioning. This lot also comes with power cords and power bricks for each laptop. There are also 2 pallets of some LaserJet printers, scanners, more laptops and misc. items, not sure if any of them work. Also, 1 large plotter printer that was functional when it was decommissioned, but it sat in storage for over 2 years, so it would need some work like clean print head and etc. to get it working. Whoever wins the bid must take all. There are asset tags on the laptops, but no engravings or anything etched in. All SSD's have been wiped to DOD standards and there is a loading dock at the location.
Attached are the serial numbers and the model of all the laptops also attached is a totals page indicating the number of each model. The laptop picture below represents one model, but the other laptops are very similar in appearance and quality.
Q: Are these touch screen
A: no
Q: Are they 11e 5th gen. If you can verify specs that would help
A: Serial numbers all listed, you can go to Lenovo website and check specs
Q: Hello what is the make and model number along with the specs What year are they Thank you
A: Attachments has that information
Q: Have the devices been unenrolled from any management platform? Clearing the BIOS and wiping the drives does not unmanage/unenroll the devices.
A: We use Microsoft SCCM to manage our devices, obviously, with the SSD being wiped, no client. Also, we delete each device from the SCCM console. If any node was neglected to be removed from the console, after 90 days, SCCM will automatically remove the device.
Q: Can you confirm that all devices have been unmanaged?
A: Yes, BIOS have been cleared, and SSD's have been wiped to DOD standards.
Q: Will this be sold without reserve being met?
A: Historically we’ve always had our reserved price met, but feel free to bid as we will always consider the final bid.
