SK Infotech

Apple MacBook Air 1466
Intel Core i5 5th Gen 5250U
8gb ram/256gb ssd/13.3' screen

The Apple MacBook Air MC965LL/A is a 13-inch model from the mid-2012 release. Here’s what to consider when evaluating a refurbished unit:

1. Condition: Examine the laptop for physical damage such as scratches, dents, or screen issues. Check the condition of the keyboard, trackpad, and overall build quality.

2. Specs: The MC965LL/A typically features an Intel Core i5 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB or 256GB SSD storage. Confirm the exact specifications of the refurbished unit you’re interested in.

3. Operating System: Ensure the laptop has a licensed and properly installed version of macOS. The MC965LL/A originally shipped with OS X Lion, but it can run macOS up to Catalina. Verify that it’s running a compatible and updated version of macOS.

4. Battery Health: Check the battery’s condition. Since this model is older, the battery might be close to the end of its lifespan. Consider having it replaced if necessary.

5. Warranty and Support: Look for any warranty or support provided by the refurbisher. Some refurbishers offer limited warranties or return policies which can provide peace of mind.

6. Price: Compare the price with other refurbished or used MC965LL/A models to ensure you’re getting a good deal based on its condition and specifications.

7. Ports and Connectivity: Verify that all ports (USB, Thunderbolt, etc.) and connectivity features (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) are functioning correctly.

8. Screen and Keyboard: Check for any issues with the screen, such as dead pixels or backlight problems, and ensure the keyboard and trackpad are fully functional.

A refurbished Apple MacBook Air is a pre-owned laptop that has been restored to like-new condition through professional cleaning, testing, and repair. It offers a more affordable way to own a MacBook Air while maintaining quality and reliability, especially when purchased from Apple or a trusted refurbisher.

A refurbished Apple MacBook Pro is a pre-owned laptop that has been returned to Apple or an authorized reseller for various reasons—such as defects, trade-ins, or open-box returns—and then professionally inspected, repaired if needed, and tested to meet Apple's standards before being resold.