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A MacBook Pro with room for your whole photo library
Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch 2.5GHz i5 MD101LL/A 1TB SSD
This Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch with an i5 processor and a 1TB SSD is for everyday work and storage.
Deal score 6.1 · Great deal
$647.99$1,098.00 Wellbots's regular price
You save $450.01 at Wellbots
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Why it's a great deal
- Wellbots lists its regular price at $1,098.00: 41% off by its own figures
Every store we checked
- UsedmacPre-owned
In stock
$105.00Checked 6 h ago - WellbotsNew
In stock
$647.99Checked 6 h ago - ShopRefurbished
Availability unknown
$190.38Checked Nov 2 - entrepreneur.comRefurbished
Out of stock
$249.99Checked 6 h ago
From Wellbots
- 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 dual-core processor for fast multitasking
- Configurable RAM up to 16GB
- Configurable SSD storage up to 2TB
- 13-inch high-resolution display with vivid colors
- Intel HD Graphics 4000
- Ports: two USB 3.0, Thunderbolt, SDXC card slot
- Guarantee
- 90-day warranty with optional extensions; lifetime technical support
- Returns
- 30-day return policy (exceptions apply)
- Shipping
- Free shipping in the US on most items; ships in 1-3 days
Specs
- Processor
- Intel Core i5 3rd Gen.
- Screen Size
- 13.3 in
- RAM Size
- 8 GB
- SSD Capacity
- 500 GB
- GPU
- Intel HD Graphics 4000
- Processor Speed
- 2.50 GHz
- Maximum Resolution
- 1280 x 800
- Item Height
- 8.94 in
- Hard Drive Capacity
- 500 GB
- Operating System
- Mac OS X V10.13 High Sierra
About the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch 2.5GHz i5 MD101LL/A 1TB SSD
The MD101LL/A is Apple's mid-2012 13-inch MacBook Pro, the last model with a built-in CD/DVD drive and a user-upgradable hard drive and RAM. It has a 2.5GHz third-generation Core i5, 8GB of RAM and a 1280x800 non-Retina display. The listing's 1TB SSD title conflicts with the specs, which describe a 500GB hard drive, so confirm the actual drive before buying. This is a 2012 machine; judge its value against other used 2012 MacBooks, not new laptops.
Best forBuyers who need a Mac with a CD/DVD driveTinkerers who want to swap in an SSD and more RAMLight web, email and document useCollectors of the last upgradeable MacBook Pro
Pros
- Hard drive and RAM are user-replaceable, rare for a Mac
- Built-in DVD drive and Ethernet, both gone from later models
- 8GB RAM already installed
- Mature macOS High Sierra support and cheap parts
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