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aklesch

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Hey guys, title says it all.

I finally decided to pull the trigger on the $799 MacBook Pro 13 inch model that is refurbished in the Apple Store but it keeps selling out of stock quickly.

Anyone have a clue when it will restock with that particular model or is it totally random?

And if anyone has any clue where to buy refurb MBP's with a similar price point but not eBay, Craigslist, or Amazon because they all usually don't come with the same 1-year warranty and option to upgrade to AppleCare before that year ends which is what I plan to do.

Thanks for any and all help!
 
Hey guys, title says it all.

I finally decided to pull the trigger on the $799 MacBook Pro 13 inch model that is refurbished in the Apple Store but it keeps selling out of stock quickly.

Anyone have a clue when it will restock with that particular model or is it totally random?
It's random. They can restock the store several times a day or take much longer. If you're looking for a particular model, use refurb.me to be notified when it becomes available.
And if anyone has any clue where to buy refurb MBP's with a similar price point
  • Apple Certified Refurbished Products are only available from the Apple Refurb Store and are not sold by any 3rd party or local Apple stores
  • Educational discounts do not apply to refurb products.
  • Refurb products come with the same warranty as new products, and qualify for AppleCare
  • Refurb products have a changed serial number that identifies them as refurbished
  • Refurb products come with whatever OS version and software they originally shipped with as new
  • Refurb products come with the same items in the box as new products, only the box is a plain one, not the new box.
  • A refurb product could have some cosmetic signs of prior use, but rarely do
  • A refurb Mac may have some cycles on the battery, but not a significant enough amount to affect usable life
  • The refurb store inventory changes frequently, sometimes several times a day, and doesn't have any direct relation to upcoming product releases. What's available in the refurb store is determined by what has been returned to Apple.
  • If you're looking for a particular item, refurb.me can alert you when it becomes available.
 
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thanks a lot for the answers. I'll be using that refurbme RSS feed asap!
 
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