Device: Framework Laptop 12 (13th Gen Intel Core)
Included Parts: 2x USB-C, 2x USB-A, all internal Laptop components necessary for normal function. No charger included; any USB-C PD charger will work.
Original Purchase Date: First boot was on September 11, 2025.
Region/Country: Bay Area, USA
Price (and accepted payment methods): $1200. Paypal.
Shipment option/shipment price: Pay for your own shipping please 
Pictures of the actual laptop/parts:
Lightly used Framework Laptop 12 with crazy specs. Trying to sell it because I don’t need it anymore.
Specs:
* Intel Core i5-1334U with integrated graphics (4.60 GHz, 4 P-cores + 8 E-cores)
* 48 GB Crucial DDR5-5600 SODIMM RAM (CT48G56C46S5.M16B1, 46-45-45-90)
* 2TB Corsair MP600 Mini SSD (TLC, rated for 1200TBW, only 30TBW so far)
Insubstantial previous use is visible in some places like the slightly smooth keyboard keys and trackpad. (The keyboard does NOT have a Copilot key!!!) Nothing is extremely dirty or deformed. No scratches on the screen. Ports: 2x USB-C, 2x USB-A. USB 3 20 Gbps on right ports and USB 3 10 Gbps on left ports.
I’ll remove all the stickers and clean it before shipping the laptop. I will format the drive before shipping the laptop, so be prepared to install an OS on your own, or ask me to install Windows before I ship it.
Battery has ~94% health left (46 Wh effective capacity; original capacity was 49 Wh); lasts between 6 hours and 2 hours depending on system load, performance profile & screen brightness. For all of its life it has been charge-capped to 70%, and has ~300 cycles on it.
PLEASE NOTE: Rarely, the display will begin to flicker if on a very uneven surface. The simplest fix is to get the laptop to turn the screen off and then on again, by closing and reopening the lid. The bottom cover also has a few minor, purely aesthetic cracks at the corners nearest the display. These formed not because of physical mistreatment to the laptop but because it is a known minor issue with this generation of Framework Laptop 12. [One of the reasons I am selling this laptop was that I thought I had the personal capability to dedicate more time to learning about reparation of hardware to fix these sorts of problems myself, but unfortunately I have reached my limit due to other things in my life requiring me to spend less time tinkering on hardware. Anyhow, this is designed to be an extremely repairable laptop and you may be able to fix these problems for way less than buying one brand new. The display issue in particular is likely just a loose cable I’m too much of a chicken to try reseating myself.]
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Specs-based price breakdown based on what this machine would cost if you bought it BRAND NEW today:
* Framework Laptop 12 base ($639): just the base laptop without any RAM or SSD https://frame.work/share-my-laptop?token=3849b059b2e
* RAM ($659): Single-channel Crucial 48GB DDR5-5200 [CT48G56C46S5.M16B1 – can run at 5600 MHz if put into other laptops] https://frame.work/products/ddr5-5600?v=FRANRM0004
* SSD ($919.99): Corsair MP600 Mini 2TB (for some reason, this particular model of SSD has become very hard to find for sale at any sort of reasonable price nowadays) www.corsair.com/us/en/p/data-storage/cssd-f2000gbmp600mnr2/mp600-mini-2tb-gen4-pcie-x4-nvme-m-2-2230-ssd-cssd-f2000gbmp600mnr2
* Total: $2217.99
Considering that I have treated this laptop with every care since I bought it and kept the battery in good condition, I think this is a very good deal in the modern RAM and SSD market. But of course I am biased about this
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Benchmarks:
* (Geekbench 7) CPU single-core: 2189; multi-core: 7420 [https://browser.geekbench.com/v7/cpu/326584]
* (Geekbench 7) GPU Vulkan: 9586 [https://browser.geekbench.com/v7/gpu/153633]
* Speedometer 3.1 browser benchmark in Google Chrome: 27.3