Understand whether the rental includes accessories like chargers or a mouse. Check for flexible terms—like monthly or daily rentals—and any penalties for early return. Determine why you need the laptop (e.g., basic tasks, gaming, video editing, programming). Check the specifications such as processor (CPU), RAM, storage (SSD/HDD), and graphics card, as they should align with your intended use. Compare rental prices and see whether it makes financial sense versus buying.