Every year, Apple finds a new reason to line fans up for the latest model of smartphone or tablet. The hype is so pervasive that it can make it easy to forget how cool their older tech still is, but a movement towards refurbished tech is changing that.
There are a lot of environmental reasons to go with older gear, but let's start with a very practical, tangible one: You can now take more than $130 off the price of a 13" Apple Macbook Air by going refurbished.
This Macbook is the same laptop that made waves for its slim profile and long battery life when it was first released in 2015. That makes it equally perfect for short vacations or long workdays, whether that office is in a cubicle or at the coffee shop.
It's got 4GB of RAM and the Intel Core i5 processor is still up to the task of everyday internet surfing.
The 13.3" LED-backlit display is augmented by an Intel HD Graphics 600 card, so games and movies look as crisp as ever. It comes set up for Wi-Fi, with Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity waiting to hook up with your favorite peripherals.
And if you're looking for storage of family photos or important documents, you've got 128GB in the solid state drive.
And again, this is used gear we're talking about, but buying refurbished means you're getting a laptop that's been scrubbed clean and restored to working order.
You're saving $130 for a Macbook Air that's grade "B" refurbished, meaning that it may have some light scratches or scuffs but is otherwise a functional laptop, ready for you and the entire family to use.
For a limited time, this 13" Apple Macbook Air is $262.99, down from the original MSRP of $399.
Prices subject to change.
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