Get a grade-A refurbished 13.3' MacBook Air for $449.99 (reg. $899). Enjoy powerful performance, sleek design, and eco-friendly savings.
August 13, 2024 at 7:00 AMStackSocialIf you’re looking for a powerful and stylish laptop without dipping into your savings, refurbished devices are plentiful and are thoroughly inspected and cleaned before they can be resold.For just $449.99 , you can own this sleek and efficient machine that’s ideal for both work, student life, and play.The 2020 MacBook Air features a 1.1GHz Intel Core i3 processor, providing reliable performance for everyday tasks.
Plus, the True Tone technology adjusts the display’s color temperature to match your environment, making it easier on the eyes, while the Intel Iris Plus graphics provide an incredible visual performance.
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