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While not brand new, Apple's refurbishment process is widely considered one of the best in the tech industry, as all refurbished products undergo rigorous certification to provide a like-new experience and come with a one-year warranty.
We've listed a few notable refurbished Apple products below.
- iPhone 11 Pro, 256GB - $929.00 (regularly $1384.00)
- iPhone 11 Pro Max, 256GB - $1039.00 (regularly $1494.00)
- iPhone 12 Pro, 512GB - $1329.00 (regularly $1669.00)
- iPad 9.7" (8th Generation) with Wi-Fi, 128GB - $459.00 (regularly $539.00)
- iPad Air 10.9" (4th Generation) with Wi-Fi, 64GB - $589.00 (regularly $689.00)
- iPad Pro 11" (2nd Generation) with Wi-Fi, 256GB - $749.00 (regularly $1009.00)
- MacBook Air 13.3" (2020) with M1 8-Core CPU, 8GB Unified Memory, 256GB SSD, 7-Core GPU and macOS - $1099.00 (regularly $1299.00)
- MacBook Pro 14" (2021) with M1 Pro 8-Core CPU, 16GB Unified Memory, 512GB SSD, 14-Core GPU and macOS - $1929.00 (regularly $2374.00)
- Mac Studio (2022) with M1 Max 10-Core CPU, 32GB Unified Memory, 512GB SSD, 24-Core GPU and macOS - $2249.00 (regularly $2499.00)
- Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) - $139.00 (regularly $169.00)
- Apple Studio Display with Standard Glass, Tilt-Adjustable Stand - $1699.00 (regularly $1999.00)
- Apple Studio Display with Nano-Texture Glass, Tilt-Adjustable Stand - $2039.00 (regularly $2399.00)
Refurbished stock is limited and only available while supplies last. Apple offers free shipping on all orders with no minimum.
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View allRe: fast wifi, I've seen some media people edit off a portable NAS for events like CES. So that, I understand.
M1 PRO is more or less the M2 PRO.
or wait a few more generations and do the same thing with the m3 or m4
Lol I literally did not make up any scenarios. I'm asking you to provide some.
4K 120Hz output via HDMI is cool, Wifi6E is cool, but realistically not usable in real life.
It's kind of like saying "Oh my car can reach a maximum speed of 250km/hr." - wow that's cool, but when is that going to be useful?
Also received my Base 14" on Tuesday, looks brand spanking new. 5 battery cycles, 100% health.
Extremely happy with my purchase! Thanks RFD
No point in arguing with someone who just comes up with a bunch of strawman scenarios to “win”.
Please tell me about some situations where 120hz via HDMI would be useful to you. The HDMI is good for on-the-go when you need to share your screen at a meeting or whatever, good luck finding any place that has a 4K 120Hz screen laying around for you to plug into. Anyone who genuinely wants 4K 120Hz for their own use at home would buy TB4 dock. Why the heck would i want to plug in a fat hdmi cable and a bunch of peripheral cables into my laptop when I can use a single thunderbolt cable.
If you need fast wifi, then get fast internet. Having wifi6e isn't going to make your shitty 50mbps get any better. If you already have fast internet, or gigabit, shit isn't going to make a difference. ,You will not see the difference in day-to-day use if you're already over 500mbps.
And homie, if you're working from a server, any network call you make is done on that server's network - your own wifi has no influence on that server's performance.
Why do you care for extra channels? Go download some wifi analyzer app, I can guarantee that you will see unused 5g channels that are ripe for you to use.
Not to mention, you need a router that supports wifi 6E - and there aren't that many available, let alone many devices that suppose wifi 6e.
But unless I'm missing something thye're not selling the older MBP14 (M1) and only the newer M2? So what happens to their inventory? To other retailers?
The Apple Store app is only compatible with showing regular pricing.
On the other hand, I feel like Mac buyers would be more in tune with the releases and more likely to know that a new one is coming...
BB and Amazon had it on sale on Boxing week for 2199.99, which was $300 off.
Apple offered a $350 gift card when purchased at regular price during Black Friday or $210 GC (I think) when purchased on educational pricing during back to school.
So Costco was the ATL, but I think that was an error which they honoured as Apple would rarely discount a device that much, especially at just one retailer.
I’m surprised the retailers haven’t discounted the M1 model yet. I guess they feel the $100 discount over the M2 is enough, even though that was the regular price for that unit.
How about from Apple?
It now says $2187 (save $258) - $1929
If you go to the Iphone Apple store App and search refurbished 14"
It says $2374 (save $445) - $1929
Nothing different on the bottom line, but interesting.
I think you can find some historical pricing that shows when things get cleared out.
I dont think you will see refurb numbers low.
New to the MacBook space don't know historically what happens in these cases.
I was lucky enough to managed to order an Air M2 openbox from BB but havent ship yet.
While I like my better hdr screen and better sound her computer is so much lighter and quite smaller.
Yes on paper it doesn’t sound much, but it does make a difference.
So if you are doing light to mid stuff, including light photoshop, office, 20 chrome tab, and only once in a while video editing, the air is more than enough, and for probably like 8 years.
I just sold my air 2013, and it was still fine, and got 300$ for it.
...I'm returning it and getting in on this deal instead. Thanks OP! Saved big. The new MBP 14 M2 Pro cost almost $3000 after tax(!)
This might make some people consider a refurb M1 Pro rather than the M2, depending on your priorities.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaGGyXzBG2M
Also FYI, Rakuten does give a bit of cashback on the Apple store if you are buying refurbs.
They state that they replace the case and battery for iphones but as for MacBooks, they don't mention any of that.
Hence why Macbooks can potentially have battery recharge cycles and minor signs of usage. Still, returns are relatively easy and stress-free with Apple (in my experience anyway), so might not hurt to give it a try if your interested.
Side question, have all refurbs been discounted or just the standardized models? Little hard to tell, and since they removed the M1 Pro configurator from the website it's hard to compare the cost difference .
But yes, many buyers (pros included) will never push their M2 to the limits.
The only people it's worth it to are one's who need that FOMO psychological relief that they have the newest; if that's worth half a grand to them then by all means.