Hi, I'm new to this forum and I have some questions about the macbook pro/general apple warranty:
I bought the mid 2010 macbook pro 15" 2.4GHz i5, Hi-Res screen, 500Gb 7200 rpm right after its release last year for 1600 via apple on campus. That was a very good deal, since the regular store price for this configuration is about 1950 . Now my 1-year warranty is about to expire in a few months and I considered to buy the apple care for about 250 . But then I also considered the following: try to sell the macbook pro at ebay for at least 1600 and just buy a new one with the same configuration, giving me another year of warranty. I think the chances are very high to get at least 1600 (about 80% of original price) if I sell now before they are eventually updated, since the hardware has no single issue and one can still buy an apple care.
Now my actual question is: is this scenario a common practice? Sell and rebuy (after almost one year) to avoid buying an apple care? How do you handle this? What are your suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any replies! 🙂
Greets,
knukko
I bought the mid 2010 macbook pro 15" 2.4GHz i5, Hi-Res screen, 500Gb 7200 rpm right after its release last year for 1600 via apple on campus. That was a very good deal, since the regular store price for this configuration is about 1950 . Now my 1-year warranty is about to expire in a few months and I considered to buy the apple care for about 250 . But then I also considered the following: try to sell the macbook pro at ebay for at least 1600 and just buy a new one with the same configuration, giving me another year of warranty. I think the chances are very high to get at least 1600 (about 80% of original price) if I sell now before they are eventually updated, since the hardware has no single issue and one can still buy an apple care.
Now my actual question is: is this scenario a common practice? Sell and rebuy (after almost one year) to avoid buying an apple care? How do you handle this? What are your suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any replies! 🙂
Greets,
knukko