Unfortunately, they’re also generally quite pricey, and not everyone can afford- or wants to spend- the better part of a thousand pounds (or more!) that most of the Mac models cost. The Affordable Alternative to an Expensive New MacĪpple Mac computers are extremely popular with our customers, and no wonder- they’re user-friendly and stylish.

Samsung S6 & S7 Edge Glass Repair Issues.That and refurbs are, well, refurbished to look and act more like new machines. It'll have a one-year warranty just like a new machine, and you won't have to worry about any shadiness on the part of the seller. Would it be better to buy the used one and save the $200, or buy direct from Apple? Also, would it be prudent to pony up some extra cash for a 512gb option, or can I just use external ssd's to hold my projects? Thanks guys I have also found a used M1 Macbook Air in 'good' condition ('barely used') on Swappa that also has 16gb RAM/256gb storage, for $950 with tax+shipping, but the warranty expires at the end of February. I noticed on that they sell refurbished M1 Macbook Airs with 16gb RAM/256gb storage for $1019, which comes to about $1150 with tax+shipping in my area. So, I trusted you guys, just over $1k in laptop savings, and I'm looking around for 16gb RAM options which are pretty hard to find in my price bracket. Hey guys, a couple of months back I asked around here on the laptop/prebuilts forum to see if I should buy a 2017 Macbook Pro with 16gb RAM and 512 gb storage for music/photo/video editing/production (ProTools, Logic Pro, Final Cut Pro, Lightroom, Photoshop etc.), and I was told no, I would be better off saving up a bit longer and buying an M1 machine, (here's the topic ).

I noticed on that they sell refurbished M1 Macbook Airs with 16gb RAM/256gb storage for $1,019, which comes to about $1,119 with tax+shipping in my area.

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