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(Restored) Apple MacBook Pro: 14.2", M1 Pro, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Space Gray $596
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Restored Apple 14.2-Inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro Chip (Space Gray) - Walmart.com
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Restored Apple 14.2-Inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro Chip (Space Gray) - Walmart.com
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-...pe=VARIANT
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Sold and shipped by Reebelo via Walmart.
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Restored Apple 14.2-Inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro Chip (Space Gray) - Walmart.com
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-...pe=VARIANT
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- Restored: Good
Restored Apple 14.2-Inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro Chip (Space Gray) - Walmart.com
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-...pe=VARIANT
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This restored 14.2 inch MacBook Pro stands out for its bright 120 hertz display, active cooling, and pro level ports, including Thunderbolt, HDMI, and SDXC. The 16 gigabytes of memory and 512 gigabyte SSD make it feel well equipped for everyday work, and the M1 Pro chip still holds up well for sustained performance and heavier tasks. The main concerns are age, battery uncertainty on a third party refurb, and shorter remaining macOS support than newer M4 Air options. It looks strongest for buyers who value the screen, ports, and long running performance over the newest chip.
The 120Hz, higher-resolution display with color accuracy can improve day-to-day viewing and pro-work use.
The MacBook Pro offers more connectivity options than the Neo, including additional Thunderbolt, HDMI 2.0, and SDXC support.
The restored M1 Pro may be a strong value if macOS support continues for several years after purchase.
The M1 Pro MacBook Pro can deliver sustained performance thanks to active cooling during longer workloads.
Battery age can be a concern because the restored unit may include an older battery from around the laptop's release window.
The M1 Pro may feel outdated versus newer chips, since an open-box M4 MacBook Air can be faster and more modern for many tasks.
Long-term macOS update support may end after roughly 5-7 years, which can shorten the remaining update runway for a 2021-era machine.
Restored units from a third party can involve warranty and repair limitations if non-authorized parts are involved.
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If you can add a cheap warranty, I'd go with this. The only downside would be potentially less battery health. My 4-year-old M1 Pro MBP is at 85% I think.
Aside from all the considerations I posted comparing this to the M4 Air, the Neo doesn't have any thunderbolt ports at all (has only a single USB 2 port and a single USB 3 port), does not have a backlit keyboard (like you pointed out), has drastically lower multicore and GPU performance, doesn't support MagSafe charging, has very poor external monitor support, worse speakers, half the RAM ...
COVID has warped time for many, but let that sink it.. would you have purchased a used computer from 2010 in 2016? Unless it was a garage sale, of course not.
Yes, processing has more longevity nowadays, but certain facts can't escape age. Unless you need this screen and happy with the horsepower, and willing to install new battery, I don't see this as a good deal for most. If you were willing to do all that work /cost for new battery, then you can do better used mb pro m3 etc.
Today March 8, 2026. So technically not really 6 year old. It's not even 4.5 year old if you want to count the exact number of months and days.
If specs were important then you wouldn't be looking at a 6 year old laptop lol
The thing is, my MBP 16 with M1 Pro feels as fast today as it did the day it came out and surely you remember how revolutionary the leap in performance and efficiency was. Sometimes, things just age well, but in my opinion, an 8GB laptop with a phone chip isn't going to do as well 5 years from now.
Just want to say the MacBook Pro with M1 Pro chip was release on October 26, 2021.
Today March 8, 2026. So technically not really 6 year old. It's not even 4.5 year old if you want to count the exact number of months and days.
That said, I'm not sure I would buy a "restored" from an unknown seller on Walmart.
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The thing is, my MBP 16 with M1 Pro feels as fast today as it did the day it came out and surely you remember how revolutionary the leap in performance and efficiency was. Sometimes, things just age well, but in my opinion, an 8GB laptop with a phone chip isn't going to do as well 5 years from now.
M1 Pro came out in 2021, which is almost 5 years ago. From Apple's past practices, macbooks stop getting macos updates after 5-7 years. Also, if that's the original battery.... oof have fun with that bud
Like I said above, the MBP M1 Pro was current until Jan 2023. So anyone who bought one in Jan 2023 has a 3 year old MacBook. Apple surely supports it x-number of years AFTER it is no longer current or when they stopped selling it, not when they started selling it. I have lots more time for my M1 Pro.
Like I said above, the MBP M1 Pro was current until Jan 2023. So anyone who bought one in Jan 2023 has a 3 year old MacBook. Apple surely supports it x-number of years AFTER it is no longer current or when they stopped selling it, not when they started selling it. I have lots more time for my M1 Pro.
This is a restored macbook, so the battery could be from 2021. Just because you have 97% (seems like you don't use it much lol) doesn't mean every battery in refurbished units will have that from a random seller on walmart lmao. Personally i'd take a laptop with a 100% battery health and more years before apple says it's obsolete
Like I said, a 100% battery health and more than 5-7 years of support for the same price, it's a no brainer lol
Well you did say your m1 pro was at 97% using anecdotal evidence to spread misinformation about this restored m1 pro macbook, i'm glad you conceded to that. Also, it doesn't change the fact that Apple stops supporting macs after 5-7 years and the M1 Pro has been discontinued since January 2023 which is over 3 years ago, so it has 2-4 years max of major updates left.
Like I said, a 100% battery health and more than 5-7 years of support for the same price, it's a no brainer lol
If you bought a Neo, I hope you enjoy it. With the meager specs, I hope it's still useful in 7 years...somehow I think most will be in the landfill or on ebay by then.
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