[Refurbished] $250 off on Apple MacBook M1 Max 16" $2349 & M2 Pro 14" $1749 Delivered - As New Condition @ Perfect Preowned

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Happy Friday folks!

$250 off on MacBook Pro M1 Max 10C CPU 32C GPU 16" (2021) 1TB 32GB
$250 off on MacBook Pro M2 Pro 10C CPU 16C GPU 14" (2023) 512GB 16GB

MacBook Pro M1 Max 10C CPU 32C GPU 16" (2021) 1TB 32GB Grey - $2349 - https://perfectpreowned.com.au/products/macbook-pro-m1-max-1…

MacBook Pro M1 Max 10C CPU 32C GPU 16" (2021) 1TB 32GB Silver - $2349 - https://perfectpreowned.com.au/products/macbook-pro-m1-max-1…

MacBook Pro M2 Pro 10C CPU 16C GPU 14" (2023) 512GB 16GB Grey - https://perfectpreowned.com.au/products/macbook-pro-m2-pro-1…

MacBook Pro M2 Pro 10C CPU 16C GPU 14" (2023) 512GB 16GB Silver - https://perfectpreowned.com.au/products/macbook-pro-m2-pro-1…

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  bargaino on 27/06/2025 - 14:09

  +8

  Over 2K for a used laptop 3 generations old?

  Not to be confused with products sold by Apple that are actually, honestly refurbished, rather than just used. https://www.apple.com/au/shop/refurbished/mac
  [ sees Apple selling a refurb Macbook Pro for over $9K and spits out coffee ]

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    John Barosa on 27/06/2025 - 14:22

    +7

    The M1 Max isn't a bad price/machine, for the right person. The 32 core GPU, is better than the 20 core GPU on the base M4 Pro, it's got 8gb more ram, and double the disk space, while being 600-800 dollars less.

    M2 Pro is also pretty decent.

    Fruit company laptops hold their value differently to paned glass or penguin laptops

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      dust on 27/06/2025 - 14:29

      +2

      Fruit company laptops hold their value differently to paned glass or penguin laptops

      +1 for this comment.

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      ddoraaaaa on 27/06/2025 - 14:34

      +1

      Totally anecdotal but my M3 pro company laptop got broken and I was given an old M1 max. everything cpu (even just navigating an IDE) is noticeably slower and I find myself very frequently frustrated by how often it buffers for random tasks. The M1 max is still not bad of course. If I started with this in the first place I honestly wouldn't complain, but it's very surprising to see such a drastic change.

      edit: I'm not doing anything gpu intensive so can't speak for that

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        John Barosa on 27/06/2025 - 14:36

        Well yes… M1 Max only had a 10 core CPU and M3 Pro started at 11. And M1 cores are slower than M3 cores.

        M1 Pro and M1 Max actually have the exact same CPU, the only difference is that the M1 Max, has way more GPU cores. This is also the same with the upgraded M4 Pro, and the binned M4 Max..

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        trevor99 on 27/06/2025 - 15:55

        The M1 series does have a different and slower wifi, 800mbs on 5ghz and 100mbs or so on 2.4. maybe some issue there with the buffering you see? Also has hdmi2.0 instead of 2.1 (only 60hz at 4k). however you can bypass this with a thunderbolt to displayport cable. I have this on a 4k OLED 120hz. Looks magnificent. These m chips on Apple are great for everything except gaming imo. M1 max has a great memory speed and great graphics processing

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    shabaka on 27/06/2025 - 16:02

    M1 Max especially if it's in good condition will still beat anything else out there for similar price. if you are looking for a machine for a creative workload, it will be perfect. calibrated screen, built like tank, great keyboard, speakers, etc. nothing else comes close

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  trevor99 on 27/06/2025 - 14:18

  +2

  M1 Max still rips. Better than M4 base for video, pdfs etc and cooling is silent.

  Cheapest 16 incher with 1tb is now $4300

  Depends on battery condition I'd say

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    wfdTamar on 27/06/2025 - 14:28

    Good coz I got one with 64Gb/2Tb in 2021 and was pissed when it got superseded almost as soon as I got it (cost heaps too). Hoping it lasts 10 years.

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      John Barosa on 27/06/2025 - 14:31

      M1 Max got superseded in 2023

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      Ezekiel2320 on 27/06/2025 - 14:32

      Apple considers devices "vintage" at 7 years old lmao

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        wfdTamar on 27/06/2025 - 14:35

        +2

        I'm an IT tech and I usually say to people I expect at least 5 years and would like 10 years from a computer (particularly if not buying entry level ones). All the ones (Windows) I built for people lasted at least 10 years before becoming obsolete. It really annoys me to have to get rid of perfectly good computers just because the OS doesn't support them any longer.

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          conza on 28/06/2025 - 23:15

          @wfdTamar: 10 years has been my experience, with MacBooks. I have an Intel Mac (one of the most recent ones), and it has crossed 8 years so far, I think it'll make it to 9 or 10 years, its working perfectly well still, even the battery is the original amazingly.

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            wfdTamar on 29/06/2025 - 08:19

            @conza: Lucky that the battery is still good. I've found they lose capacity a lot (in all Apple devices, probably all Li-Ion devices). I found the AlDente app too late (seems a good way to conserve battery life).

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      bio on 27/06/2025 - 15:30

      -1

      Hoping it lasts 10 years.

      I don't know. The 2015 MacBook is ancient by now, but obviously it's due to the Intel > Apple Silicon switch. They may change the architecture again as they seem to do that every decade or so:

      1997 Motorola -> PowerPC
      2005 PowerPC -> Intel
      2019 Intel -> ARM

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    qvinto on 27/06/2025 - 15:37

    +1

    I had a MBP16 M1 Max 64GB and now have M3 MAX 128GB and in general usage, i cant tell the difference in speed. When using all cores like for lightroom export then definitely the M3 is faster but otherwise they both feel as snappy

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  shabaka on 27/06/2025 - 15:50

  +1

  typing this on MBP 16 M1 Max 32 GPU cores 64/2TB it's still a beast. I looked of course into latest models, and it's not worth upgrading unless you go for M4, but the equivalent will set me back $6.5k so what the hell.

  M1 Max is still a solid machine and while I could shave off a second here and there, it's definitely not worth spending that much on M4. I will tell you that when M4 Max will be sold at these prices here lol I will get one!

  It's a good deal if the state of the laptop is half decent. I scored mine for less than that but I guess I got lucky. I had to replace the battery, but it isn't hard, battery cost me around $100 and I replaced it myself. solid machine, no complaints. also running deepseek locally is awesome.

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  h3blade on 27/06/2025 - 20:30

  I would get m4 instead

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    shabaka on 27/06/2025 - 21:38

    +1

    depends on what you need. base 16 incher m4 pro comes with 24/512 and will set you back $3500 even on AOC

    and for video encoding and some other scenarios it will still lose to M1 Max because Max comes with dual encoding engines, and RAM bandwidth is still 400 GB/s which M4 Pro doesn't beat. plus M1 Max comes with at least 1TB and 32GB so if you need more storage or RAM that's obviously a win for $1k less than base M4 pro

    sure maybe m4 pro will be supported for longer, but hey, quite likely by the time M1 Max will be out of support, M4 Max will probably cost this much or thereabouts, refurbished. with Apple silicon you don't need latest and greatest, unless you are doing something very specific and earn money from it - then be my guest, M4 is your choice then, you're probably tax deducting the cost anyway.

    for me - I do photo editing and occasional video edit, plus dabble in all sorts of AI, M1 Max is the cheapest way to get 64GB unified memory, and it excels in everything else I throw at it.. m4 is not necessarily the way to go. yes it's a bit snappier, but not to a degree that M1 suddenly would feel sluggish because it doesn't. still miles ahead of any Intel based Mac.