I use salicylic acid 4 times a week at nights and on normal days normal cleanser, moisturiser and sunscreen daily too.
(I dont know if we can upload full pictures on this sub but please dont remove i will delete after getting a couple of recommendations.
Lenovo Ideapad 3 model
Intel i5 11th gen
8gb ddr4 ram
500gb SSD
15.6’’ screen
1080x1920 screen resolution
Fingerprint
9/10 condition
85% battery health (shared in the images)
Battery runs easily for 7+ hrs on productivity tasks such as browsing and coding
Best for coding and productivity tasks
Price price after negotiation 48k delivery charges included
Never open/repaired
My only concern is the guy is asking full payment in advance (hes ready to give any id card or information and also ready for h2h if someone can get it from him from Faisalabad)
TL;DR
Found a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 3 (i5-8350U, 16GB RAM) for 26,000 PKR shipped. It has a dead keyboard due to a liquid spill, but the seller has been using it since February without other issues. He passed multiple live video tests. Payment would be half after he ships via TCS and provides the tracking number, half after I receive it. Is this worth the risk?
I’m a university student and need a laptop mainly for cybersecurity, programming, WordPress development, assignments, and media consumption. I found this deal on Reddit and would like some opinions before proceeding.
Laptop
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 3
Intel Core i5-8350U (8th Gen, 4C/8T)
16GB RAM
Touchscreen
360° convertible
Stylus included
Known issues
Built-in keyboard doesn’t work due to a liquid spill.
Seller says only the keyboard was affected.
Battery has about 1,300 charge cycles.
SSD has around 25,000 power-on hours and about 75% health.
What I’ve verified
Seller did multiple live video tests.
Showed BIOS and Windows specs.
Tested Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB ports, charging, touchscreen, touchpad, stylus, speakers, and opened multiple apps/tabs. Everything worked except the keyboard.
Seller says the spill happened around February, he took it to a laptop repair shop where it was opened and inspected, and he’s been using it ever since without any issues besides the keyboard.
He says he’s “99% sure” there’s no motherboard corrosion, though I know nobody can guarantee that.
Price
Original asking price: 40,000 PKR
Negotiated down to 26,000 PKR including shipping
Payment arrangement
Seller says he can’t do COD because he doesn’t have a TCS business account.
He agreed to ship first via TCS.
After he sends me the TCS receipt and tracking number, I’ll send half the payment.
I’ll pay the remaining half after I receive the laptop.
He refused to share his CNIC, saying he’s a minor and his parents don’t allow him to share it.
Questions
Is 26,000 PKR a fair price considering the risks?
Would you trust this payment arrangement?
Is the liquid spill a deal-breaker even though it’s been working for several months?
Is there anything else I should verify before sending the advance?
I’d appreciate opinions, especially from people who have experience buying used ThinkPads or liquid-damaged laptops.
I rarely buy online and even if i do its mostly from Kotnfruit or lama etc i have just come across this shein (brand or idk what it is) it has a lot of variety that i dont see on other online or local stores! I just wanted to ask if anyone has tried them and are they genuine?
Core i5 11 gen
8gb ram (the guy is saying he can upgrade it to 16)
256 ssd and 1080p display
Hes asking 78k
With 1tb storage and 32 ram hes saying final price is 100k .
After staying inactive for years. I'm beginning my home workouts/calisthenics. My main goals are:
* Build overall strength
* Develop wider shoulders
Develop a larger chest size.
Get my body into a better shape, but not head to the gym.
I don't have any equipment at the moment but if necessary I can purchase a pull-up bar.
My intention is to stick to the fundamentals, such as pushups, incline pushups, pike pushups, squats, planks and eventually eventually pullups. I don't know what sets/reps to do, or how many times a week to train when I am a beginner.
If you've built up strength and a great upper body using calisthenics:
Which exercises did you find to work best for your chest and shoulders?
What is the ideal frequency?
What are some of the pitfalls to avoid when starting out?
Will progressive overload be sufficient to build muscle and strength in calisthenics?
Any suggestions to maintain consistency for the first few months?
Any suggestions, strategies or lessons learned would be welcome. Thanks!