Over the years, I've bought many computers through the refurbished section of the Apple Store and when a new computer I'm interested in comes out, I can't wait until it shows up in the refurbished section.
Originally I was planning on buying a new 2016 Macbook Pro, but held off because I'm still not sure if I can live without the legacy ports. For now, my 2014 Macbook Pro is working fine and I'm still debating about what I should do. However, a couple of times a week I'll look at the refurbished section to see what's available.
What strikes me as odd is that there is always a large number of refurbished 2016 Macbook Pros available in almost any configuration you could want. This is unusual, especially for Macbook Pros as typically you needed to watch the refurbished section pretty closely to find the computer you wanted before it sold out. In the past I've used sites like refurb.me just to make sure I got one before they were gone.
I'm not sure if this means a lot of these are being returned, but it seems strange that a computer that shows "strong demand" is so readily available on the refurbished store.
Originally I was planning on buying a new 2016 Macbook Pro, but held off because I'm still not sure if I can live without the legacy ports. For now, my 2014 Macbook Pro is working fine and I'm still debating about what I should do. However, a couple of times a week I'll look at the refurbished section to see what's available.
What strikes me as odd is that there is always a large number of refurbished 2016 Macbook Pros available in almost any configuration you could want. This is unusual, especially for Macbook Pros as typically you needed to watch the refurbished section pretty closely to find the computer you wanted before it sold out. In the past I've used sites like refurb.me just to make sure I got one before they were gone.
I'm not sure if this means a lot of these are being returned, but it seems strange that a computer that shows "strong demand" is so readily available on the refurbished store.