| Colour | Silver |
| Grades | Grade C |
| Functionality | Fully functional device |
| Box | No Box |
| CPU | Coloure i5-4288U |
| RAM | 8GB |
| Armazenamento | 500GB SSD |
| Estado da Bateria | Detém Carga |
| Teclado | SCA |
| Licença SO | macOS |
| Resolução do ecrã | Retina |
| GPU | Iris 5100 1.5GB shared |
| Screen Size | 13" |
| Ano de Lançamento | 2013 |
The Apple MacBook Pro (Retina, 13″ Late 2013) is a high-performance laptop designed for users seeking a balance between power and portability. Equipped with a 13.3-inch Retina display, it offers a high resolution that ensures sharpness and clarity when viewing text, images, and video. The Intel Coloure i5 or i7 processor, depending on configuration, combined with RAM and SSD storage, delivers a smooth experience for everyday tasks such as web browsing, document editing, multimedia playback, and use of lightweight professional applications. The unibody aluminium construction guarantees durability and an elegant design, while the backlit keyboard and multi-touch trackpad enhance ergonomics and precision in daily use.
This model is particularly suited for students, creative or technical professionals who need a reliable device for mobile work, as well as home users who value build quality and consistent performance. Integration with the Apple ecosystem enables simple synchronisation with other devices, facilitating file sharing and continuity between tasks.
By purchasing this refurbished equipment from iOutlet, you benefit from a rigorous testing and verification process before sale, assured by the European network of certified refurbishment. Each unit is prepared to deliver full functionality and reliability, accompanied by a 24-month warranty covering any functional non-conformities. This approach provides access to quality Apple technology at a more affordable cost, while simultaneously contributing to reducing environmental impact through equipment reuse. Buying refurbished from iOutlet thus combines performance, safety, and responsibility, without compromising the user experience.
