I bought a used MBA 13.3 with 4GB RAM i5 128GB (2015 model thinking early) for $260. The original price they wanted was $400. It’s working really well so far but wanted to know what others think.
Actually it was at a Pawn shop. They wanted $400 but since it had been there for about 10 months, they kept dropping the price of it.That seems like a great deal to me, congrats! Craigslist?
If so all good although 128Gb is a bit low and often the reason people ditched them.
If it's not your primary device and you take into account that the storage is small you can plan for that by not storing media like photos, movies, music etc on it. If you can afford the storage on iCloud you might want to store some stuff there but I prefer an external drive.
If it's your primary device then you will need an external HD for backup anyway so if you setup the backup not to erase trashed files it will serve as a sort of archive as well.
The little 11” Airs are fantastic laptops. I used an 11” 2011 (i5/2GB/128GB) as my main classroom laptop for years, and I have an 11” 2015 (i5/8GB/256GB) for home. Enjoy it mate!Oh wow, I cannot believe I flubbed on the specs. It is an early 2015 but its the 11.6" version not 13.3". Still amazing little device. Fast, efficient, battery lasts about 8-10 hours (for being 4-5 years old that's amazing in my books).
Yes I did. Oddly I remember checking for those little things. I made sure it booted up didn't have any lines in the screen, wifi works, bluetooth works, wasn't iCloud locked, etc. This is useful info for those who may want to purchase a used Mac product (iPad, iMac, iPhone, MacBook Pro, etc.) and ensure they don't get ripped off.Did you check to see if it has a firmware password? It's one of the first things I do when looking at a used Mac.
Great price for a little workhorse too!