| Colour | Silver |
| Grades | Grade C |
| Functionality | Fully functional device |
| Box | No Box |
| CPU | Coloure i5-2435M |
| RAM | 4GB |
| Armazenamento | 120GB SSD |
| Estado da Bateria | Bateria desgastada |
| Teclado | SCA |
| Licença SO | macOS |
| Resolução do ecrã | HD (1280×800) |
| GPU | HD Graphics 3000 384MB shared |
| Screen Size | 13" |
| Ano de Lançamento | 2011 |
The Apple MacBook Pro (13″ Late 2011) is a compact and robust laptop, designed for daily productivity tasks, web browsing, document editing, and multimedia consumption. Equipped with a 13.3-inch LED-backlit display, it offers a comfortable viewing area for extended work sessions. The Intel Coloure i5 or i7 processor, depending on configuration, combined with RAM and SSD or HDD storage (variable by unit), delivers balanced performance for office applications, multi-tab browsing, and high-definition content playback. The backlit keyboard and multi-touch trackpad ensure a comfortable and precise interaction, while Thunderbolt, USB 2.0, and audio/optical audio output ports allow connection to essential peripherals.
This model is ideal for students, professionals needing a reliable device for light to moderate tasks, and users who value the durability and timeless design of the MacBook Pro line. Integration with the Apple ecosystem, although limited by supported operating system versions, still enables the use of native applications for basic productivity and creativity.
All equipment sold by iOutlet is tested and verified before sale by a European network of certified refurbishment. By purchasing this refurbished MacBook Pro, you benefit from a 24-month warranty covering any functional non-conformities detected after purchase. This approach extends the lifecycle of quality technological devices, reducing environmental impact and providing access to Apple products with proven performance at a more accessible cost. Buying refurbished from iOutlet combines technical reliability, after-sales support, and environmental responsibility, without compromising the expected user experience for this model.
