I would like to order the new M1 13 inch MacBook Pro, but there is no option to trade in my 2020 intel MacBook Pro which I bought this past June. could this be an error in the trade-in page?
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no option to trade in 2020 Intel MacBook Pro when ordering the new M1
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I'm with OP. I've not been happy with my Intel 2020 MBA. Hoping the changes with the M1 alieviate my problems.
Hi all, I went with Cash for My Mac and they gave me a pretty good deal on my 2020 MacBook Air that I thought was a very fair price. I was very pleased with how everything went, including the transactions and interactions with customer service. I know that this totally sounds like an advertisement for them, but it's good that someone is at least willing to take the trade-in and let me purchase the M1 when Apple didn't provide an option for the trade.
Sorry but why do you said that new M1 MBA makes 2020 intel obsolete? There is something that you could do before that you cannot do now that the M1 Mac is launched?
How would it make it obsolete lol.
Did it stop working the day M1 came out or something?
If it is obsolete now, it was obsolete when you bought it... If so, why did you buy it in the first place?
I compared what Apple would give me for my 2020 MacBook Pro and igotoffer.com offered me $700 more.
There's always a better computer round the corner. Your M1 will be 'utterly obsolete' when M2 appears.
But at least the M2 and M1 is on the same performance curve. Right now Intel macs are miles behind the Apple Silicon in performance and power usage. With the MBP M1 outperforming the 16" Intel MBP at many tasks.
It's true! Every computer (and so on...) is already old when it comes out on the market!
It's true! Apple has introduced trade in for 2020 Macs that are still in for sale (MBP 2020 I5 10th Gen 16Gb 512Gb like mine at 2229€). I think they are completely crazy. 770 euros (trade in values) for a pc that sells for 2229 euros. 3 times devalued just out of the shop ...
theyre not obselete and the ARM macs have been on the cards for a while with it being a certainty they'd come this year. Just be happy with what you have there's always something newer and your mac is fine lol.
You are within the holiday return period (at least right now). I am not exactly sure when that began, but I don't see how it would be a problem to return it. That's just me though. I would call and ask.