12.9 inch iPad Pro for sale with 1 year warranty

By ribrob
December 8, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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ribrob

Posted December 8, 2016

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Posted December 8, 2016

Hi there,

I'm selling my 128GB iPad Pro - the largest 12.9 inch sized model.

As well as the amazing screen and the most powerful processor of Apple iPads, it's the only model to come with USB 3.0 transfer speeds.

It's boxed with the official Apple extra-long lightning cable and the beefier 25 watt power unit for faster charging.

It's in great condition due to having always lived in a flip case that protects the front and back (included).

It has AppleCare with a year to run, meaning if there were any issues during 2017 Apple will replace it for you.

Transferring AppleCare to a new owner is a formality, Apple make it super-easy.

It would cost ?908.00 to buy new with the AppleCare.

I have all receipts and if you want to make a business purchase i can provide a VAT receipt so you can reclaim the VAT.

I'm looking for ?650.

Photos below.

I'll be placing it on eBay on the weekend if there's no takers here.

Cheers!

Rob

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