Price of Macbook Pro?

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Topic # 154443 28-Oct-2014 14:19

Could ask for a little help as I am not a mac person
I am selling my Macbook pro as I just dont use it enough these days being semi retired
It is in excellent condition and comes with original box and all the bits and peiesce
It has been upgraded with 8 meg of ram and an ddditional fast drive of 500gb

shots of the details below

So what do you think I should ask for it ?

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Reply # 1163566 28-Oct-2014 14:19

Hey, have you listed a price, location and how much shipping would be to other parts of New Zealand? Also if you are asking for a PM make sure your Privacy settings allow your account to receive PM otherwise people can't contact you. Also note if you are selling something we ask you to offer to other members first. Links to private sales (including Trade Me posts) aren't accepted anymore and will be removed.

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Reply # 1163589 28-Oct-2014 14:35

That model is $1,499 new, without extra hard drive and with standard 8GB RAM.

http://store.apple.com/nz/buy-mac/macbook-pro

I would think somewhere between $600-800 for that one?

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Reply # 1163613 28-Oct-2014 15:06

ask whatever people ask on trademe for the same model.

if you want more than that, wait longer to sell.

if you are in a hurry to sell, price it under the other people and say "cheapest on trademe"

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Reply # 1163632 28-Oct-2014 15:24

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Being a old Core 2 Duo, most likely $4-500 for a quick sale...

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Reply # 1163825 28-Oct-2014 17:46

Thanks folks I wasnt far of
It also hase a nice imported case so I may try around $750 to $850
I mean this really is the classic laptop Quality ones like this will be sought after ....Yes that sounds about right!

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Reply # 1164303 29-Oct-2014 13:35

I would say $400-500 anything more than that and your dreaming. You might get $700-900 for a used Mid 2012 MacBook Pro. MacBook Pro's with optical drives i.e. non retina models are likely to be dropped within the next 6 months.

A 2010 machine is 4 years old and Apple consider anything 5 years and over obsolete.

Good luck with the sale.

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Reply # 1164312 29-Oct-2014 13:52

I have that exact laptop gnfb, great machine.

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Reply # 1171561 9-Nov-2014 07:29

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The gods may be smiling
I was getting ready an ad to go on TM and somehow it got listed in error no pictures just some text
and somone bought it for $850! the buy now figure

The buyer has contacted me to arrange payment but I am waiting till the cash hits my account before i call it a win
little suss of somone with a 0 feedback buying at buynow an auction with no pictures

we will see stay tuned.....

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Reply # 1171575 9-Nov-2014 09:47

gnfb: The gods may be smiling
I was getting ready an ad to go on TM and somehow it got listed in error no pictures just some text
and somone bought it for $850! the buy now figure

The buyer has contacted me to arrange payment but I am waiting till the cash hits my account before i call it a win
little suss of somone with a 0 feedback buying at buynow an auction with no pictures

we will see stay tuned.....

Nice one! I think a lot of people who aren't overly tech savvy see these older models and assume they're the same as the new ones Apple sell because they look identical (apart from Retina models) leading to quite high prices for older machines. A while back I picked up a 15" 2010 MBP with an i5 for $900, which I think was a bargain at the time, as that was nearly 2 years ago.