Framework Laptop 13 with an Intel Core i7-1260P, 16 GB of Crucial DDR4-3200 memory, and a 1 TB Crucial P3 NVMe SSD. The 13.5-inch display has a native resolution of 2256 x 1504 at 60 Hz.
CONDITION NOTES
The microphones cable is damaged, and the microphone does not work anymore. The camera is still functional.
Hinge is quite loose, and despite being called a "laptop" it will collapse when used on your lap.
Bezel: Both upper corners of the removable black display bezel are cracked. The bezel seats normally and remains attached.
Screen surface: Permanent keyboard-contact marks are present on the screen, otherwise fine.
rear right expansion bay has an aluminum strip missing - check photos
Included expansion cards:- USB-A expansion card in good condition- USB-A expansion card in horrible condition (shown in pictures)- HDMI expansion card in good condition
Bottom screws: The screw heads are heavily worn/stripped, but the screws remain secure and can still be loosened and tightened reliably with a correctly fitting bit.
REPAIR HISTORY
The original cooling fan was recently replaced with an aftermarket fan purchased from AliExpress after the laptop experienced repeated overheating-related shutdowns. After replacement, the laptop completed a 60-minute, 16-worker stress-ng CPU test with verification enabled: all 16 workers passed, zero failed, and the process exited successfully. The highest sampled CPU package temperature was 85 C, with the sampling limits described below. The replacement fan is not a genuine part, but I believe it comes from the same manufacturer.
The keyboard was replaced under warranty due to a defect in the original keyboard. The replacement keyboard is fully functional and reasonably clean.
OS INSTALLATION
Will come with Windows 11 Pro for Workstations as default, activated, and at buyers request I will install anything else, within reason.
RECORDED CHECKS
The following results are diagnostic snapshots, not guarantees of remaining service life or an assertion that every component has been tested.
Memory test: Memtest86+ recorded one completed pass with zero errors.CPU stress test: stress-ng 0.22.00, CPU methods set to all, 16 workers, verification and abort-on-error enabled; 3,600 seconds completed, 16 passed, 0 failed, exit status 0.CPU package temperatures: 326 samples across 54.3 minutes of the run: 78-85 C, averaging approximately 81.8 C; highest sampled value 85 C.Final 10 minutes of temperature samples: 81-83 C, averaging approximately 82.3 C.SSD data erasure: NVMe Block Erase Sanitize completed successfully; controller reported Global Data Erased.SSD after erasure: No partition table or filesystem signatures detected immediately after sanitization, before OS installation.SSD SMART self-assessment: Passed.SSD critical warnings: None reported.SSD media/data-integrity errors: 0.SSD endurance used: 3%, as reported by the controller after sanitization.SSD available spare: 100%.SSD lifetime host writes: Approximately 7.72 TB.SSD power-on hours: ~1,255.SSD lifetime unsafe-shutdown counter: 148.SSD error-information counter: 3,460; the retrieved entries were Invalid Field in Command responses, not media-integrity errors.Battery full-charge capacity: 2,998 mAh reported, versus 3,572 mAh design capacity; approximately 83.9%.Battery cycle count: 89.
The CPU test ran under an Arch Linux live environment on September 16, 2026, for 1h.
The SSD and battery readings above were also recorded on September 16, 2026 UTC. The SSD's endurance-used percentage is a wear estimate, not a claim of overall health being exactly 97%. Sanitization does not reset its lifetime SMART history. Battery runtime depends on workload and settings and has not been formally measured.
INCLUDED ITEMS
Framework Laptop 13 with the installed battery, 16 GB RAM, and sanitized 1 TB Crucial P3 SSD.Original Framework laptop box.USB-A expansion card in good conditionUSB-A expansion card in horrible condition (shown in pictures)HDMI expansion card in good conditionOPTIONAL, AT BUYERS REQUEST: Removed original Framework cooler/heatsink and fan: supplied loose as known-defective parts, with a bad cooler and broken fan; NOT INSTALLED and NOT A WORKING SPARE.