The warranty follows the computer, not the owner. As long as it's less than a year from the time the MBA was bought new from Apple, it's still under warranty and qualifies for AppleCare.hey I'm buying a used MacBook Air on Craigslist... anything I should look out for? it's a couple months old so it has the originally warranty without AppleCare... does the warranty go void since Im buying second hand?
hey I'm buying a used MacBook Air on Craigslist... anything I should look out for? it's a couple months old so it has the originally warranty without AppleCare... does the warranty go void since Im buying second hand?
I would definitely get the serial number and check it to make sure it's under warranty. You can verify remaining warranty/AppleCare coverage for any Mac by entering the serial number here.I just talked to the seller on the phone and it's a high school kid who got it as a gift from his grandma last week... apparently he's selling it cuz he has no receipt and he has a rmbp
As a starting point, you can check Mac2Sell, eBay (including completed sales), and Amazon for prices of similar models, to get an idea of what a reasonable price may be. Then adjust the price to account for condition, configuration, remaining AppleCare coverage (if any), etc.how much should I pay for the base model 2013 (haswell) 11"?
I just talked to the seller on the phone and it's a high school kid who got it as a gift from his grandma last week... apparently he's selling it cuz he has no receipt and he has a rmbp