Macbook Pro 13 inch (2016) 3.3 GHz Intel Core i7 - 16 GB RAM - 500GB SSD

By EBK100
July 17, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted July 17, 2018

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Posted July 17, 2018

Apple Macbook Pro 13 (2016) 3.3 GHz Intel Core i7 - 16 GB RAM - 500GB SSD

This is a top spec Macbook Pro bought summer 2017 w/ 111 charge cycles so it's been used on / off for one year only as a second computer when I am travelling. Not in every day use. It's in very good condition, no faults or issues but with a few very minor cosmetic issues, 3 small scratches.

Comes with original Apple charger and cable. Not in warranty, not boxed.

Collection with payment in cash or Bitcoin.

Will also accept payment in Bitcoin (BTC) - spot price at the time of sale.

?1300,- or near offer - new price around ?2500,-

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