[johnnyboiog88]

As per @BitPlayer's post above, use the wrong Item received method.

I'm thinking of moving forward with the wrong item received method. Is there any chance that they will ask for the outer packaging that the wrong item came in? If so, how would I be able to proceed with the SE given that the outer packaging will have a different name and address?
Also, the laptop in question has a reported weight of 1.9kg in the manufacturer's website. On Amazon though the package weight is only 1kg. Am I missing something here?

When I did wrong item received, here is bullet pointed the order of how I did things for success:

• I ordered iPhone to my address
  
• I ordered "wrong item" to an Amazon locker on a different account using a different device and a different bank card
  
• I got in touch with Amazon about 20 minutes after my order arrived saying I had received wrong item - they demanded police report - I disputed this on the phone and got put through to manager
  
• Manager told me to send pictures of wrong item in iPhone Amazon box with pictures of the Amazon box barcodes etc. (this was a tight fit with the "wrong item" I used, so I recommend trying to order something of similar dimensions to a laptop to avoid running into issues with this
  
• They told me to send it back, so I obliged and UPS picked it up the next day
  
• I had to wait 2 weeks for my refund as they didnt scan it on delivery which was annoying but refund did land.
  
  

This is a brief breakdown of what happened with my Wrong Item received method and it was a great success.

What was the weight difference on your orders? Was they precise?
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There was like a 50g difference.