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[Refurbished, eBay Plus] Apple MacBook Air 2020 Intel i3-1000ng4 8GB RAM 256GB (Grade B) $289 Delivered @ Harris Technology eBay

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Mid Year Sale is here, and yes, this is still technically a MacBook under $300. Please keep expectations in the correct tax bracket.

This is the 2020 Intel MacBook Air A2179, good for light everyday use such as web browsing, emails, Office, Netflix, YouTube, school work, or pretending to be productive at a café.

Specs:
Apple MacBook Air 13" 2020 A2179
Intel Core i3
8GB RAM
256GB SSD
13.3" Retina Display
Free postage
6-month warranty

Condition is refurbished/used, so it may have some cosmetic signs of previous life, such as scratches, scuffs, or minor keyboard marks on the screen. Fully tested and working, just not fresh out of an Apple Store glass table.

Not M1, not M2, not going to edit 8K cinema footage while running 87 Chrome tabs. But for $299 delivered, it is a pretty affordable way to get into macOS for basic daily use.
Free postage

Grade B
Fully tested and in good working condition. The device shows moderate wear, such as visible scratches or scuffs. The screen may also have minor keyboard marks or light imprints, but these do not affect functionality. It has been professionally refurbished, inspected, cleaned, and tested to meet good quality standards. Free postage included with a 6-month warranty.

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  • Appreciate it is time consuming but I've always said that some sample photos would help decision making and save everyone's time in the long run. Thanks

  • Intel is a hard no.

    • Hard agree

    • Unless you want to install Linux.

    • I need a laptop for car audio tuning that can run REQ and AF's tubing software. It's tempting to get this and pop windows on it, and have a spare Mac side for Logic at this price.

      • You do you bud.

  • no mention of battery condition

    even assuming around 80% this might be an ok buy at $50 imo

  • Runs hot as

  • "Pretending to be productive at a Cafe" LMAO!

  • I reckon this thing would fly on Linux, T2Linux seems to get everything hardware wise working.

    • fingerprint sensor..?

      • good question, could be something to look into if that's a deal breaker for you

        • the answer's no and given the huge utility of a reader for payments and logins it's a bit of a shortfall of linux on macbook as against macos

          not a linux hater and tbqh my regard for macos's diminishing (i'm still on sequoia) but i do reckon it's something to consider

      • I bought this exact model about a year ago for ~$200 and looked into running Linux on it, but the fingerprint sensor was a dealbreaker.

        It does ago as a tertiary device with macOS though; just don't expect to do much on it.

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