Hi,
Is this generation of macbook pros the only ones that come on the refurbished list? Refurbished MacBook Pro 2.3GHz dual-core Intel i5 - Apple Store (Canada)
Or do the newer models show up on the list as well? Speaking of which, does anyone know on what days the refurbished list is updated?
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That's an early 2011 model... the only difference between that one and the current one is .1ghz in the cpu. Does that make too much of a difference to you? Consider the price tag on that thing too!
Any model, regardless of the generation, that has been returned to Apple post-purchase, will eventually show up on the refurbished list, unless they have to totally scrap it. There is no way of guessing what will turn up unless it does. They update it on an 'as it comes' basis. I don't think there are any fixed ETA for items to turn up on that list. Apple will put up whatever they have at the moment fit to be sold as refurbished. -
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it would be cheaper to buy that one, and upgrade the HD your self. It's SUPER easy.
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That's a really good price by the way. I found mine brand new for $900 even on ebay, but that was SUPER lucky!
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Does Apple usually have a Christmas/Boxing day sale? If they do, is there an additional discount on the refurbs as well? I'm guessing they don't, as the only sale I remember is once a year on Black Friday
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! I've never heard of it. And, no, I don't suppose they will give you any discounts whatsoever on the refurb products. The refurbs already have about 200-500 bucks off, depending on the type of the product, and in Apple terms that's humongous! Don't expect any further discounts on anything refurbished. Hell, you can't even get a refurbished iPOD engraved
! Come on Mr.Cook...
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I'm thinking of getting the one I linked to, but on the other hand, I'm holding back because I'd like to see more options in the refurbished section. It's not like I'm going to miss it and this deal will never come back in the next 2 weeks, right? -
I was a PC guy for a long time before I converted. I just find Apple's products to be better built and a lot less hassle... of course the aesthetics doesn't hurt
. You never know when somethings gonna run out of stock, and how long you have to wait till you get another one of those back on... Apple products never come cheap ( you may even argue that they are a tad overpriced), and if you get a deal you like you should just pick it up, if you can. You never know if you'll get one you like again for a few months...
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Refurbished options
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by sepandee, Dec 15, 2011.