I really want to get a macbook pro but the main thing holding me back is the price. What are some ways/what are some reputable sites where I can get a good price on a refurbished macbook pro?
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saturnotaku Notebook Nobel Laureate
The Apple Store. Seriously.
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This site keeps pretty good track of the current prices at the major Apple resellers.
MacPrices.net: Apple Mac, iPad, & iPod prices & reviews; Updated Daily
You want to keep in mind that some resellers collect sales taxes in your state, while some might not. This can certainly make a difference, as the "lowest price", may not actually cost you the least.
Myself, being from California, Mac Connection has received my business for the last three Macs I have bought. -
Apple store is a great place to buy refurbs i have bought a few from them with no issues.
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You won't get a "good" price on a new one unless you can find someone selling them at a discount. You might want to look at refurbished or even used. Apple refurbished laptops are still over priced so your best bet is used.
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Skip the refurbs. You have to pay tax on those, so it's instantly 10% more. Instead, buy here:
AppleInsider | Mac Pricing Matrix: Find the best prices on Macs
Free shipping and no tax. -
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Found this in slickdeals...
Apple MacBook Pro 13.3 I5 2.3ghz $999+ tax @ Microcenter In-store pick up only
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The most you can get is around $100-150 discount. But seriously, you will NOT regret for what you pay for. I recently purchased a MBP13 and the only thing I regret is why I haven't purchased a Mac earlier.
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