I sell some computer tech and also from time to time a laptop or PC. I agree with the above - get rid of the stock photos, and show that with the screen actually showing, plus a photo of the keyboard.
Once I had a new in box router for sale - I sold it as 'open box', which it was (I'd opened it), but instead of just showing a stock photo of the box and nothing else, as most of the big electronics sellers were doing, and the smaller sellers selling used and open box, I displayed the contents of the box and the actual box. Little small thing, you'd think, but despite there being a load of these routers on sale by the big sellers, mine was the one that sold, AND for slightly more. I think there was an element of trust in that, seeing everything and having a good description. Similar with my refurbished peripherals. I think that's really important in electronics.
You have great stuff and attractive prices - I'm bookmarking your store as I could use a good refurbed laptop (if I ever finish paying off these danged vet bills).
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