2020 Apple MacBook Pro with 2.0GHz Intel Core i5 (13-inch, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD Storage) - Space Gray (Renewed)

Better than I could have imagined. Came in pristine condition. Brand new not a scratch. Works amazing I am extremely happy. Would recommend got because I always wanted a touchbar and it doesn’t disappoint.

I have not had the MacBook Pro for a long time (about three weeks now) but I can comment it arrived in excellent condition. There were no scratches or dings to the screen or case. The battery life is good thus far. Operationally there are no problems. It is working just as I expected if not better. I love the screen size, extremely easy to set up, no problems with WiFi connection. I believed it was delivered in two days as expected or it may have been next day I cannot recall but it was on time. Process was problem free.

I want to emphasize that the product is supposed to be "renewed". Meaning that it should be working and show signs of wear (like a used item). These things are usually signs of cosmetic damage, wear, cracked screens being replaced and things like so. Manufacturers tend to sell Refurbished items that are carefully inspected and any malfunctioning parts are replaced and the item is resold in a "like-new" condition, hence the term "refurbished" instead of "used".I purchased a computer in March on this year that I have NOT used much due to not going on many trips this year. The computer was in GOOD working condition (still, has no issues) but about a month or so ago the battery started acting up. Typically a refurbished item from a manufacturer provides a warranty since the item should be in "like-new" condition, but this seller does not.With that in mind, it is safe to assume that the listing is not accurately describing the items that are being sold. They are NOT renewed, since nothing about them is new besides the "cleaned out storage". The computer was still showing signs of wear, the cable was still not an OEM charger, and as noted the computer didn't last very long.In the case of buying something in this used beat up condition (or like the listing says "renewed") I would advise against that and recommend purchasing a newer model that is new through a payment plan. I took this "renewed" computer to apple and they told me that the replacement battery for the computer would cost me about 350$ when I only paid about 500$ for the "renewed" computer.I reached out to the seller, in an effort to avoid posting a bad review describing the lack of quality control and the failure to list the computer as "used" rather than "renewed/refurbished", and still, to no luck, they said there was nothing I could do since the "return" window was closed.I won't say that all their computers are defective, but I was unfortunately one of the few with a bad one.

The price is right and the items are Great

Over all the Mac looks pretty good and was easy to set up. It’s also pretty much clean other than the dents on the corners of the laptop. It also has a crack on the mouse pad so I hope that it doesn’t become a problem in the future. Overall it works smoothly so that’s good. Woulda given a 3.5 cause of the damage but cause I can’t I have it at a 4.

I bought a laptop that said it was in Excellent condition that was a MacBook 2020. And at first I was hesitant in buying a refurbished MacBook Pro, because I’ve had issues with it in the past. But when I received the item and checked it over, it was in literal excellent condition. No scratches, dents, or anything. The charger looked brand new and it works perfectly fine.

So when I ordered this laptop, I paid like 50 bucks extra to get it shipped to me like two or three days after, the day came and I never got it. So I contacted customer service they said my package was stuck at the shipping faculty and they would "raise a flag" for it to be released. I asked if I would be returned the extra shipping for which I was told I would get it back as soon as it was shipped. So bout 48 hrs later I still hadn't gotten any updates on the shipping so I reached out yet again to check on it, they told me it was still stuck at the shipping facility and that he recommended I cancel the package, he offered to cancel it for me and I accepted. WELL THEN, a couple hrs later I get an email about how the package had been shipped so I reached out AGAIN and asked why it hadn't been canceled (which was fine all I wanted was my dang laptop at this point) and she goes on to tell me that they can't cancel things on their end... even though the man told me he was gonna cancel it. So whatever I asked about the refund for the shipping multiple times and they all told me I would get it back... I never got it back, they said in the end they couldn't give it back to me but she wouldn't give me a reason why besides the fact that is "wasn't in their control."Anyways long story short don't pay for faster shipping unless you are okay flushing that money down the drain. The computer is nice, it's in good condition physically. Not really any scratches or anything, but I will say the battery kinda sucks, it runs out so fast when I'm not even doing anything besides school work or watching Netflix, and it runs so hot sometimes. Definitely wouldn't buy this again, but it's not to say that I completely regret the purchase. If you are a broke college student like me looking for a cheaper option this is the way to go, other people in the reviews have had a lot of good things to say.

Laptop works as expected. It came with a non-apple charging block and cord. Arrived packaged nicely and works as expected with no issues. Factory reset to be set up as soon as it arrived.