Apple 15.4" MacBook Pro Laptop (Refurbished) 512GB silver MR972LL/A

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Keeps locking and another user admin is signed in. Its stressing since I returned to the supplier and it was it was reset but same problem reappeares.

This product is not good I request for return and refunds on next day but till now no one come for pick up I am waiting for my refund

Mise à jour de mon commentaire : Le frs m'a envoyé le mot de passe. Justification : pour raison de sécurité un code avait été mis dessus. Je trouve que c'est une bonne idée et aurait été encore mieux si j'avais reçu un petit papier avec le code. Ordinateur 5/5 très propre !

The item was perfect, except the Touch Bar kept flickering. The company is issuing me a replacement MacBook. They honor their warranty as promised. That was the only issue I had. Other than that, the MacBook was very well refurbished and it had the latest updates on it. I would still recommend this company’s products and this MacBook. I still plan to shop with them in the future.

This computer said that it was refurbished-excellent condition. That states no scratches on the screen no physical damage. Both a present. This computer was also dirty. I had to clean sticky residue from the keyboard and palm rest areas before setting up. There is a deep scratch on the screen, and the left side lower usb-c port will not allow the charger cable to seat in all the way. Likely due to the dent/indention at that location. Definitely does not fall into the category that Amazon states is “refurbished-excellent”. While charging and not being used, battery area gets hot. Warmer than my older model Mac book (2017) ever got while charging and under heavy processing usage. All other parts of the computer seem to function properly.

I’ve owned multiple MacBooks with the allegedly notorious butterfly keyboard switches; both the 13 inch and 15 inch models. I must mention that I’ve never had problems with jamming, the keys eventually breaking, repeated key input, etc. Perhaps that’s because I also purchased a keyboard cover and case for them. Anyway, as for the rest of the hardware: Apple is lagging behind in screen, with their competition using 4K resolution as a standard. I look at the screens on all the MacBook sizes, and the difference in resolution (when next to 4K Windows laptops) is significant. Maybe this was intentional as high resolution screens are among the main energy drainers in laptops and Apple intends to have reasonable battery life. The speakers in these MacBooks are still top notch. They are (way) ahead in sound quality. I wish Apple partnered with NVIDIA with (e)GPU compatibility like before with the 1xxx cards and macOS High Sierra. That is no longer the case with their most recent RTX 2xxx video cards and macOS Mojave or later. Although AMD cards lead in price to performance ratio, there are some things that you can only use in NVIDIA cards like CUDA cores, and some apps/games with ray tracing. Touch Bar? I’m a software engineer, and I’d much rather have physical function keys. It does look nice and attracts attention when you’re out there looking to test and buy a MacBook Pro in the Apple store. As someone experienced in building hardware and repairing my own computers if they break, the MacBooks disappoint. The non-retina MacBooks from 2012 were the last of its kind that allow battery RAM/SSD replacements. This is the biggest letdown for me. I don’t think Steve would take part in the non-modularity of modern MacBooks. The MacBooks of the past were both pioneers of design and engineering. Now it’s just the former. Touch ID is a nice touch, pun intended. If Touch ID makes a return in the latest iOS devices, as a screen-embedded feature, then great. I find it more convenient to use compared to Face ID. Despite the MacBook’s downfalls, it is still a laptop to consider for professionals. Booting with multiple OS and Xcode are the main reasons I stick to MacBooks.

La computadora estaba en muy buenas condiciones