Mar 21, 2024
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refurbished, fast shipping, great products, 30 day returns with no questions asked, solid warrany offerings
loads of options on there for both Mac and PC
if going with Apple, I'd opt for something 2020 or later — all of which can still upgrade to the latest OS (for more specifics about mac upgrade compatibility see here)
loads of options on there for both Mac and PC
if going with Apple, I'd opt for something 2020 or later — all of which can still upgrade to the latest OS (for more specifics about mac upgrade compatibility see here)
Feb 15, 2025
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💻Splurge, it’s worth it. (If you’re a business owner, use Apple’s business department for discounts & special financing offers and get those tax deductions)
May 12, 2025
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💻As theclack said, Apple laptops did have a troubled period. That is no longer the case. Windows PCs can’t touch the performance or battery life of any of Apple’s laptops, and they won’t have the longevity either. Just don’t expect to do any serious gaming on it.
Apple is expensive but you can bank on it lasting and being useful for a long time (same goes for iPhones). I’d recommend maxing out the RAM on the MacBook Air configuration, and adding at least 1TB of storage.
As an aside, my personal laptop is one of the “bad” Apple laptops (2016 MacBook Pro) and I’ve never had any issues with it. It’s six years old and still trucking. Could use a battery replacement though.
Apple is expensive but you can bank on it lasting and being useful for a long time (same goes for iPhones). I’d recommend maxing out the RAM on the MacBook Air configuration, and adding at least 1TB of storage.
As an aside, my personal laptop is one of the “bad” Apple laptops (2016 MacBook Pro) and I’ve never had any issues with it. It’s six years old and still trucking. Could use a battery replacement though.
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