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Apple MacBook Pro: the laptop that does it all
Apple MacBook Pro
An Apple MacBook Pro for the student or creative who needs a reliable workhorse — a familiar favorite.
Deal score 6.7 · Great deal
$550.05$949.05 The Device Depot's regular price
You save $399.00 at The Device Depot
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Why it's a great deal
- The Device Depot lists its regular price at $949.05: 42% off by its own figures
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 459 buyers
Every store we checked
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In stock
$550.05Checked 3 h ago - TekReplayRefurbished
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From The Device Depot
- Tenth-generation quad-core Intel Core i5 processor
- Brilliant Retina display with True Tone technology
- Backlit Magic Keyboard
- Touch Bar and Touch ID
- Intel Iris Plus Graphics
- Ultrafast SSD
- Sizing
- Configuration options: 2.0GHz i5 / 8GB RAM / 512GB SSD or 1.4GHz i5 / 8GB RAM / 256GB SSD
- Guarantee
- 120 Day Warranty
- Returns
- 14 Day Returns; items must be returned within 14 days of receiving your order in the same condition received with all original packaging; sealed items not eligi
- Shipping
- Ships within the United States (including Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico); order processing typically same day if placed before 1PM Central Time, no weekend shippi
- In the box
- Original charger
What buyers say
Buyers like
- Device tested and inspected by the seller
- Reviews are for the seller's own products
Buyers complain about
- 20% re-stocking fee deducted from all returns/refunds
About the Apple MacBook Pro
The 2020 13-inch MacBook Pro with a 10th-gen Intel Core i5 is Apple's last Intel-based 13-inch Pro before the move to Apple silicon. It stands out for its Retina display with True Tone, the Magic Keyboard that replaced the troubled butterfly switches, and the Touch Bar with Touch ID. Reviewers rate it highly for build quality and the keyboard fix, but note that the M1 MacBook Pro released later that year is faster, runs cooler and has far longer battery life. It suits users who need a familiar Intel Mac for existing software, Boot Camp or specific workflows, rather than buyers chasing the best performance per dollar.
Best forUsers who need an Intel Mac for Boot Camp or legacy softwareStudents and office workers who want a reliable, well-built laptopPeople who prefer a physical Esc key and a quieter keyboardBuyers who want Touch ID and the Touch Bar
Pros
- Magic Keyboard with scissor switches is far more reliable than the earlier butterfly design
- Bright Retina display with True Tone and wide color support
- Touch ID speeds up logins and Apple Pay
- Solid aluminum build and good speakers for a 13-inch laptop
