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Hey

 

i was looking at the 2020 MacBook Air and am planning to get it soon, but was also wondering if there is any website/store where I can get an older version of the Mac. I was thinking like a 2017 MacBook Pro or really any other older version of the MacBook. 

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Apple sells refurbished devices

 

You should wait until apple unveils their arm based macbooks though.

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4 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Apple sells refurbished devices

 

You should wait until apple unveils their arm based macbooks though.

Yeah I was going to wait but I don’t know when they are coming out. Would you by any chance know what year atleast? Like this year it next year 

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Do not buy a 2016/2017/2018 or 2019 MacBook Pro (excluding the 2019 16"). They have extremely poor keyboard reliability. Wait a bit and hopefully Apple will have some news soon about Apple Silicon based Macs.

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20 minutes ago, GeneralGusher said:

Yeah I was going to wait but I don’t know when they are coming out. Would you by any chance know what year atleast? Like this year it next year 

I believe by the end of this month we're supposed to get an update

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13 minutes ago, Slottr said:

I believe by the end of this month we're supposed to get an update

Oh cool! Thanks

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On 10/19/2020 at 7:50 PM, ProjectBox153 said:

Do not buy a 2016/2017/2018 or 2019 MacBook Pro (excluding the 2019 16"). They have extremely poor keyboard reliability. Wait a bit and hopefully Apple will have some news soon about Apple Silicon based Macs.

Ok thanks 

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Leakers said, November 17th there will be a Macbook Event.

I wouldn't buy an Air anymore at this point, if you can wait a Month.

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6 hours ago, Darkseth said:

Leakers said, November 17th there will be a Macbook Event.

I wouldn't buy an Air anymore at this point, if you can wait a Month.

Yeah I will probably wait as I don’t need it that bad 

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