Review on (Renewed) Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch Core 🖥️ i5 Retina 2.7GHz (MF840LL/A), 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD by Jnis teins

1) Body. The impeccable quality of external materials and the manufacturing itself, there is nothing to complain about. Absolutely silent for the most part thanks to the SSD. A cold start of the system takes 12 seconds. 2) Screen. Fairy. You look at the image as if it were a printed photograph. There is a light sensor that regulates the backlight. I am an opponent of touch screens on full-fledged laptops (not "transformers"). Fortunately, Apple does not and hopefully does not plan to equip laptops with this feature. 3) Management. Comfortable keyboard with nice adjustable backlight. You can spend hours writing odes to the trackpad. It feels like you are moving your fingers across the tablet screen, everything is so convenient and responsive. 4) Sound. Clear and bassy. Large margin of volume. Wide frequency range. Subjectively, the best that I have heard on all other laptops before it. 5) Autonomy. The operating time after laptops on Windows is amazing. All thanks to Mac OS optimization. The good news is that after unpacking and first switching on, you need a minimum of settings. Already "out of the box" there is all the necessary software, almost nothing more. At first I thought to put Windows on it through BootCamp, but now I don’t see the point. The main advantage of Apple computers is the extremely high liquidity in the secondary market. If you buy a MacBook Pro now for +/- 60 keep an eye on it (don't throw it away, don't flood it, keep the packaging), then in a year it can be sold for 40-45 Even after 4-5 years, they are selling very well on all sorts of Avitas for a quarter of the original price. Buying an ordinary laptop for the same 60 after buying and unpacking it at home, it loses 25% of its value. A year later, it can be sold for 15-20 and after two years, no one needs it, except perhaps for spare parts.