ProBook 650 G3 — HP i7 7TH/8GB/256GB/15.6"

The HP ProBook 650 G3 lands in your mixed lots as a workhorse 15.6-inch unit, carrying a 7th-gen Core i7 paired with 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD. This is the configuration that moves to buyers who need a larger screen and more CPU headroom than the typical 14-inch business ultraportable — think back-office staff, data-entry floors, and resellers supplying small firms that want a full-size chassis. These come in A+ grade and are fully painted, so the bodies present clean on the shelf, which matters when a walk-in customer is comparing units side by side. Note the no-AC condition: price your offer accordingly and bundle generic HP chargers, since end buyers will expect a working adapter at point of sale.

Against the in-stock Dell siblings, the 650 G3 plays a different role. The Dell 7420, 5420, and 3420 are all 14-inch units running newer 11th-gen i5 silicon — they appeal to the compact, newer-generation crowd and will command the premium a later platform brings. The HP counters with a 15.6-inch display and an i7 CPU, so it fills the large-screen and higher-core demand that the Dells leave open. Stock the 650 G3 alongside those three to give a reseller colleague a complete spread: 14-inch 11th-gen Dells for buyers chasing the latest generation, and the larger HP i7 for buyers who prioritise screen real estate and processor grade over platform year.