As tech prices soar, it can be nearly impossible to find an affordable computer with a screen that’s nice to look at, a keyboard and trackpad that are comfortable to use — or just not terrible — and fast-enough performance that won’t leave you waiting for apps and tabs to open.One solution? A used PC.Buying a good used PC entails a little more work than getting something new, but a laptop or desktop from a few years ago should still be good enough for you to browse the internet, hop on video calls, edit documents and other school projects, and chat with friends. Manufacturers like Apple and Dell and stores like Best Buy, Newegg, and others all sell refurbished PCs, saving you from riskier sites like Craigslist and eBay.