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I don't think it's particularly surprising Apple doesn't want to pay you tens of thousands of dollars for you to return an old machine that has almost zero mark
by hbn 4y ago
I don't think it's particularly surprising Apple doesn't want to pay you tens of thousands of dollars for you to return an old machine that has almost zero market for buyers. What are they gonna do, take the time to sell it for parts? Anyone in the market to spend that much is probably a business that would rather just buy a new machine.
They'll give a better percentage on your used iPhone 12 Pro because they can easily find someone to buy a refurbished iPhone. Not so with a $52,199 Mac pro.
- jeffbee 4y agoIf they're worthless to Apple why is Apple marketing refurb Mac Pro starting at $5k on their website right now?
- bandyaboot 4y agoIt’s not that they’re worthless. It’s that to be able to offer anything approaching what most would consider a reasonable trade in value for this kind of machine, they would have to be selling it themselves for what, like $20k? I think they would have a very difficult time moving those.
- jeffbee 4y agoThey are though. A refurb with half the memory of the $52k machine is priced at $28k.