MacBook

MacBook Air and Pro, professionally renewed.

10 devices

Graded honestly

What the grades mean

Grades describe cosmetic condition only. Function is identical across all three.

ALike new

Indistinguishable from new. No visible wear at any angle.

Battery 95%+

BVery good

Light marks from normal use, fully working.

Battery 90%+

CGood

Visible wear on the frame or back, fully working.

Battery 85%+

Buying a renewed MacBook

The honest hierarchy: any Apple-silicon MacBook is fast enough for office work, so pay for the screen and the RAM configuration you need, not the chip generation. An Air is silent and lighter; a Pro holds speed under sustained load and adds ports.

Batteries in laptops age by cycles, not years — every listing passed the same diagnostic, and the warranty covers the battery like any other part.

Buying refurbished, answered

Is refurbished the same as used?

No. A used device is sold as-is by whoever owned it. Every device here has been through a 40-point functional diagnostic, had its data wiped, been graded cosmetically by two technicians independently, and carries a 24-month warranty.

Which grade should I buy?

If the device lives in a case, grade C is the same phone for less money. If you want it to look new out of the box, take A. Function is identical — the grade only describes how it looks.

How much can I actually save?

Between 26% and 42% against the equivalent-new price, depending on grade. The saving on each listing is calculated against that new price, not against a marked-up figure of ours.

What if it arrives and I don't get on with it?

Send it back within 30 days for a full refund. Return shipping is free and you do not have to give a reason.