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People do that all the time. There are some who believe that the refurb is a better deal. I personally think it is nonsensical but it isn't my money so I tell them to enjoy.how does this make any sense?
refurbished 9.7" iPad pro 32gb for $469
vs
brand new 10.5" iPad pro 64 gb for $649
What kind of idiot will buy the old and refurbished model to save $180?
Depends on performance expectations and how long they use it. That said refurbs made more sense back when brand new $329 iPads didn't exist.People do that all the time. There are some who believe that the refurb is a better deal. I personally think it is nonsensical but it isn't my money so I tell them to enjoy.![]()
I bought a brand new 9.7" iPad Pro 4 months ago for $450. I figured I got a pretty good deal then, but my gosh, the refurbs are still higher than that?![]()
Oh, I've purchased several refurbs in the past. They are great. But I'd definitely rather buy new at the same price. And even more so when it is cheaper.In most cases, refurbished iPads have had a really good track record of being almost like new and it's with the attached warranty. You save some money, and Apple does a good job making sure that there are no issues with the device before they put it up for resale. And even if there was an issue, they will rectify it.
how does this make any sense?
refurbished 9.7" iPad pro 32gb for $469
vs
brand new 10.5" iPad pro 64 gb for $649
What kind of idiot will buy the old and refurbished model to save $180?
how does this make any sense?
refurbished 9.7" iPad pro 32gb for $469
vs
brand new 10.5" iPad pro 64 gb for $649
What kind of idiot will buy the old and refurbished model to save $180?