eBay opens refurbished Apple gear outlet
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If you are looking for deals for the upcoming Holiday season, eBay has just launched its new outlet for refurbished Apple devices and it might just fit the bill. The online retailer promises all products have gone through a rigorous quality control, the same as on the Apple online store, and all get the same one year warranty.
Prices are also conveniently reduced, so you can get a device like the third-generation Wi-Fi Retina iPad with 32GB of storage for $469.
On sale right now, eBay has MacBooks, Macs, iPod touches and iPads.
With iOS devices keeping their price steady for nearly their whole lifetime, getting refurbished devices is probably the best deal around, especially given the strong quality control they pass. And if you can’t find what you are looking for on the eBay Apple refurb outlet, you can also head to Apple’s own refurbished products center.
source: eBay
Prices are also conveniently reduced, so you can get a device like the third-generation Wi-Fi Retina iPad with 32GB of storage for $469.
On sale right now, eBay has MacBooks, Macs, iPod touches and iPads.
With iOS devices keeping their price steady for nearly their whole lifetime, getting refurbished devices is probably the best deal around, especially given the strong quality control they pass. And if you can’t find what you are looking for on the eBay Apple refurb outlet, you can also head to Apple’s own refurbished products center.
source: eBay
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6 Comments
1. seeds posted on 19 Nov 2012, 07:12 0 0
*Final quality inspection by Apple
Is that feature ? Or just to make list more longer ?
Btw if this refrb got Final QA by apple what about the other ?
Is there any inspector on iProduct ?
5. Cynipap999 (banned) posted on 19 Nov 2012, 08:10 0 0
Apple should just open their own Refurbished Outlet for product returns and open a separate outlet for Re-Refurbished or Re-Returned Apple Products. But, what would they really name these two separate endeavors?
6. bigstrudel posted on 19 Nov 2012, 22:25 0 0
So they can charge a premium for used products and add to their pile of cash? No thanks.
4. gothicheart posted on 19 Nov 2012, 07:41 0 1
how bad can refurbished be, when even their brand new ones have a ton of defects?


