Quick Answer
Yes, Laptop Masr (Laptop Masr for Computers) delivers used, imported laptop orders to every governorate in Egypt without exception. Delivery within Greater Cairo takes 24 to 48 business hours, while other governorates take 2 to 5 business days. Cash on delivery is available in every governorate, meaning you don’t pay anything until you see and inspect the device yourself.
Delivery Times by Region
- Greater Cairo (Cairo, Giza, Qalyubia): 24 to 48 business hours.
- All other Egyptian governorates: 2 to 5 business days, depending on distance from Cairo.
These timelines apply to official business days. If there is any delay beyond the expected window, you’re notified with a tracking number so you can follow your shipment step by step.
Payment Methods Available in Every Governorate
You don’t have to pay online if you’d rather not. The available options are:
- Cash on delivery – available in all Egyptian governorates without exception, and the safest option since you pay after inspecting the device.
- Card payment (Visa/Mastercard) – through an encrypted payment gateway approved by the Central Bank of Egypt.
- E-wallets – instant transfer from your mobile wallet.
- Bank transfer – a convenient option for large orders or businesses.
Order Steps: From Confirmation to Delivery
After you place an order on the site, the sales team calls you within 2 to 4 hours to confirm the order details and delivery address. Once confirmed, the device is prepared and handed to the shipping company within 24 hours, and you’ll receive a tracking number so you can follow your shipment in real time until it reaches you.
When the shipment arrives, inspect the device carefully in front of the delivery agent before signing for it – that’s your right, and if you notice any issue you can refuse the delivery on the spot with no obligation.
Free In-Person Pickup From the Office
If you’d rather see and test the device yourself and skip shipping costs entirely, you can pick up your order directly from the company’s office:
Address: 22 Dr. Ahmed Amin St., St. Fatima, Heliopolis, Cairo (6th floor, office 606)
Hours: 3 PM to 10 PM, closed Fridays
Who’s Responsible if the Package Is Damaged in Transit?
Under Egyptian Postal Law No. 79 of 2002, the company is legally responsible for the device until the moment it is handed over to the shipping company’s courier; after that, the shipping company is responsible. That’s exactly why we always recommend inspecting the device in front of the courier before signing – it fully protects you from any issue that occurs during transit.
Invoicing
Every order comes with an official electronic invoice compliant with Egyptian Tax Authority regulations, so you can use it for any official or accounting purpose you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does delivery really reach every governorate in Egypt?
Yes, without exception – whether it’s Cairo or any other governorate in Upper Egypt, the Delta, Sinai, or the Red Sea coast.
Do I have to pay before the device arrives?
No, cash on delivery is available in every governorate, so you pay after you see and inspect the device.
Is there any protection if the device is damaged during shipping?
Yes, the company is responsible for the device until it’s handed to the courier, and if you inspect the device and find a problem at delivery, you can refuse it immediately.
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For any delivery questions, you can reach us at 01022277783 (call or WhatsApp).
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