Laptops & Computers
MacBooks, Windows laptops, iPads. Check the listed specs, ask for battery health percentage, and always test before you pay.
Laptops, monitors, calculators, headphones, buy from a verified student, not a stranger.
MacBooks, Windows laptops, iPads. Check the listed specs, ask for battery health percentage, and always test before you pay.
TI-Nspire CX, Casio fx-991, and every other model your professor requires. Need it for one course? Rent one for the semester instead of buying new.
External monitors, keyboards, mice, webcams, docking stations. Essential for co-op terms, and way cheaper than buying new for 4 months.
Headphones, earbuds, ring lights, microphones, chargers, cables. The small stuff adds up; buying from students keeps the price honest.
Every Loot listing uses one of these five condition labels, the same ones in the app. If a seller misrepresents the condition, that's a valid dispute.
Never opened or used. Original packaging. Functionally and cosmetically indistinguishable from retail. Priced accordingly; don't expect a steep discount.
Used once or twice. No visible wear, no marks. Works perfectly. May or may not have original packaging. The most desirable secondhand condition.
Normal everyday use: small scuffs, faint scratches. Fully functional with no issues affecting performance. The most common condition on Loot.
More noticeable cosmetic damage: dents, screen scratches, sticker residue. Still fully functional. Priced to reflect the wear.
Significant wear, clearly disclosed. Still functional unless otherwise stated. Priced low to match. Good for buyers who care about function over aesthetics.
Every port, every function. Don't just look at it; use it. Open an app, plug in a cable, test the camera. You have time before you confirm payment.
Anything below 80% is worth negotiating on. On a Mac: Apple menu → About This Mac → System Report → Power. On Windows: run powercfg /batteryreport in Command Prompt.
A library study room, a campus café, the student union building. Good lighting so you can see cosmetic condition properly. Public space so both parties feel safe.
Every in-app payment is backed by Loot's buyer protection. If the item doesn't work as described, open a dispute within 48 hours and we'll review. Cash deals don't have this protection.
Some software licenses are non-transferable, including Microsoft Office subscriptions, for example, are tied to an account. Confirm whether any bundled software transfers before agreeing to the price.
Open a dispute in the app within 48 hours of the meetup. Don't confirm receipt if the item isn't as described. Learn about buyer protection →
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