Workstation Laptop - HP ZBook 17 G6 17.3" i9-9880H - Multiple Available

I've got a couple of CAD/BIM workstation laptops available. These are 4 years old and were used by my team until we moved to desktop machines the end of last year. They were custom spec'd and purchased as a batch to all be the same. Even at 4 year sold, the specs are still pretty amazing against most machines you'll see at the box stores.

Asking $600 shipped (insured) to the CON-US.
Prefer PayPal Gift or Venmo payment, but please reach out via PM if you are interested and we can get the details worked out.

HP ZBook 17 G6
CPU: Intel Core i9-9880H CPU @ 2.30GHz
RAM: 64GB (2x32) DDR4-2667 (upgradable to 128GB with two slots on the bottom)
Primary Drive: 512GB SSD M.2
Secondary Drive: 1TB 7200 RPM HDD
Tertiary Drive: none installed, slot for additional M.2 SSD on the bottom
Screen: WLED 1920x1080 (HD) IPS Matte
Int GPU: Intel UHD Graphics 630
Ext GPU: NVidia Quadro RTX5000 (16 GB GDDR6)
WiFi: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX 200 / Bluetooth 5.0
Network: Gigabit Ethernet
Webcam: 1080p w/ IR (Windows Hello) & privacy slider
Keyboard: Backlit US layout
Battery: 95.6Wh
Charging: 200 Watt 19.5V Power Supply
Ports: 3x USB 3.1 (1 charging) | Mini DisplayPort | HDMI | 2x USB-C 3.1 / Thunderbolt 3 / DisplayPort 1.4 | RJ-45 Ethernet | Audio Out/In Combo Jack | SD Card | Smart Card PC/SC
Dims: 16.4in x 11.4in x 1.3in
Weight: 7 lbs
O/S: Windows 11 Pro (downgradable to Win10 Pro via digital license)
Condition: Used "B+" (see more notes below)

I will also throw in an Elite Thunderbolt 3 Docking Stations that were used for connecting these to external peripherals. These pass through power to the laptop in addition to the Thunderbolt 3 USB-C port, making it easier to unplug and go without unplugging a bunch of stuff every time. Note that the docking stations do not come with an additional power supply.


Condition notes:
These machines lived most of their lives in an office, with limited travel to home-offices or the occasional job site. Most were used with an external keyboard, mouse, and monitors (hence why we switched to desktops). There may be some minor scuffs on the top and bottom panel, a little rubbing or minor dent here or there around the edges, or shiny spots at the palm-rest below the keyboard, but I won't let one go if it's got any sort of major physical or mechanical damage, or if I wouldn't feel right giving it to a friend or family member as their next machine. The photos below are examples of one of these machines, and I will gladly provide photos of a specific machine to anyone that is looking to purchase.

And, to be clear, there are multiple available. The below pictures are examples. I did clear posting this with the staff before putting it up.

 

Try this, it works well

https://new.reddit.com/r/hardwareswap/

 

Ugh…
That would require me to expand my circles. I’ve managed to survive those long without Facebook, Twitter, or Reddit accounts…

but thanks. I’ll check it out.

 

Casey hooked me up with one of these when my son went to college and I got one for myself last year. You will not be dissapointed. Lightning fast. Amazing price.

 

I would love one of these but again I sit back and count the penny’s… GLWS

 

I need to get rid of my MacBook Pro and buy one of these from you.

 

I don't know if I can advocate getting rid of a MBP unless it's old or broken...
I live in both worlds, and have things I love (and hate) about both. If you've got applications that require a true x64 PC environment, these are hard to beat.

 

I'm just more of a pc nature. Learning the MacBook Pro system is a whole new learning curve for me. I'll send you a pm in a week from now maybe

 

Bumping back up - two of these are en route to new owners, but I’ve still got a few available.

 

@RainMan_PNW are the docking stations available separately? Sorry if I missed something.

 

I think I’ve got a couple of extra docking stations if you wanted one by itself.

 

Hump day bump

 

My 4 yo Lenovo has nearly identical specs, including the Quadro, and I love it. I did bump my RAM up to 128 GB and I have the third hard drive. If mine were just a few years older I would probably take you up on this. This looks like a really good deal.

 

Sorry for taking so long to get back with you. Do you happen to know the model number on those docking stations? I'm trying to find out what wattage they are.

 

The docking station itself is “agnostic” to power rating - it will pass through any wattage from 65-230 through the dedicated HP-specific combined power cable (it is two cables combined to a single connector spaced to match the power and USB-C port spacing on the laptop).
If looking for a dock that provides USB-C power pass through on the data cable, I wouldn’t recommend going with one of these.

Here’s a general support site with info on these docks
https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04959218

 

Thanks for the explanation. I suppose I'll have to pass but GLWS. Some really good stuff if one's needing it.

 

is the keyboard backlit?

 

Yes, they are backlit

 

Any more available?

 

Yes
I’ve got a few still.

 

Just got one of these. Fantastic machine. I’d personally rate mine a solid A if not A+ as I don’t see any wear on the unit I got.

Packaged excellently and shipped promptly. Even got two slaps with it!

Thanks again @RainMan_PNW!

 

Love the hardware in this thing and the price is more than adequate. That GPU is respectable and the CPU is no slouch either. I have a work laptop and game on my Dell G16, but I'd rock that puppy out.

 

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