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Refurbished MacBook Neo models available with a $100 discount
Key points
- Refurbished MacBook Neo models are discounted by $100.
- Base 256GB model is $599, 512GB model is $679.
- Laptops include a one-year manufacturer warranty.
- MacBook Neo runs on the A18 Pro processor.
Refurbished MacBook Neo Availability
Apple has made refurbished MacBook Neo models available for purchase, offering a $100 discount on all four color options. This brings the price of these laptops back to their original cost before a recent price increase.
Pricing Details
The base model MacBook Neo with 256GB of storage is now priced at $599, down from its new price of $699. The upgraded version, featuring 512GB of storage and TouchID, is available for $679, reduced from its new price of $799.
Warranty and Specifications
Each refurbished MacBook Neo comes with a one-year manufacturer warranty, with an option to purchase an extended AppleCare plan. The MacBook Neo is powered by the A18 Pro processor, which is also used in the iPhone 16 Pro. It features 8GB of memory and offers a quality screen, keyboard, and speakers, making it suitable for users who primarily use browsers and less system-intensive applications.
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Apple is offering refurbished MacBook Neo laptops with a $100 discount, making them available at their pre-price hike cost. This provides a more affordable option for consumers interested in Apple's entry-level laptop.