Most of the users of Apple products whether they are OS X or iOS, we already know those products Refurbished that Apple has on its official website and that from time to time it is good to check to find that equipment or product that we want to buy. When we make the purchase of a refurbished product, we are buying a product that some user returned to Apple with a problem or failure and that after repairing it and solving the problem they leave it as 'new' so that it can be put on sale again in the Apple website, on the category of restored.
All the products that we can buy in the Apple Store in its refurbished category have a one year warranty, but Apple explains that being a repaired product it may contain some small damage (such as a small scratch) but normally and from the experience of colleagues who bought a refurbished Mac, I can say that if they put it on the shelf as a new product or you would realize. Obviously they are not new, but it is evident that they can pass as new since the Apple SAT reviews it to make it so.
In the American online store The first iMac launched during the month of September with the refurbished label begin to be seen, on the Spanish website we continue with the Late 2012 model as the star part of the restored iMac, but surely the first iMac of September 2013 will begin to appear as restored and it can be a good purchase option for those who want to save a little on their purchase. Yes, these refurbished do not have the possibility of configuration On the part of the user, come on, that if the previous owner bought an i7 with 16GB of RAM, that is the model that is sold and there are no possibilities to change components or add as in new equipment.
Hopefully soon the restored iMac 2013 will arrive on the Apple website in Spain, that surely more than one can save a few euros on the machine that are great for accessories of the iMac itself.
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