Are you saying you want it to charge with USB C, or it just has to have a USB C port?
Almost every laptop released recently has a USB C port so if that's all it needs, you have tons of options
Many budget ones don't charge with USB C tho
charge usb c
You can get a cheap converter to USB C. If used doesn't bother you, you could get something cheap on govdeals.
usb c for charging
Right now the best cheap laptop I know of with usb c charging etc is the t480 and t580. A refurb or renew with an i5 and 16gb ram is around 300 or less all day long. They are cheap to buy, cheap to fix, modify, or replace and will run great now and for years to come.
With the internal and external batteries, they can have 2 at once, they can run all day easily and then some.
Get the 1080 screen tho.
For $500 or less they can be had with i7 and bigger ram for more powerful duties.
They just don't disappoint.
Dell Refurbished often sells refurbished business laptops for absurdly cheap with discount codes. The CPU is a bit older (8th/9th gen), but still very serviceable.
Here's an 8th gen i5/16GB/256GB laptop with a touch screen for $320.
The last laptop I bought is a Dell Inspiron from 2013. I got it at a ReStore (Habitat for Humanity) thrift shop for $125 ~2 yrs ago. i5 processor; built like a tank. Had to replace wifi chip b/c original was very slow. Got that on ebay for $25 (pkg of 5, but that's the only way they came). When W10 goes away, I'll make it a chromebook, if I haven't first figured out how to install Linux on it. If I need a usb c port, I'll find an adapter, as that would put less strain on my budget.
I'm partial to the surfaces.
I currently use a refurbished dell Latitude 7390. You can find them relatively cheap.
Android tablet?
Something used
cheapest in mrwhosetheboss video
