As part of the $95 million settlement in the longstanding AppleCare refurbished device class action lawsuit, payments will soon start going out to eligible customers.
It hasn't been all that long since Apple launched the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, either one equipped in the brand new, redesigned 14- or 16-inch MacBook Pro models. But if you've been waiting for the company to welcome the laptops to its refurbished online store, then good news. Your wait is over.
Give it enough time and, eventually, refurbished models of Apple's latest products will find their way to the company's online store. And now, sure enough, both of the company's newest smartwatches have made the leap.
If you're in the market for a new phone, but don't necessarily want Apple's newest options, how about an iPhone 11 model? And you can save some money by going refurbished, too.
If you have been waiting for a price drop for the new 16-inch MacBook Pro, and don't mind a refurbished model, Apple may have an option for you.
I'm always on the lookout for a good deal when it comes time to buy new gear, and I hate paying full retail for anything. When it comes time to replace my Mac, iPhone, iPad or other Apple accessory, I hunt around, hitting the retailers who I know offer deep discounts, and I use bargain hunting apps and services too. There's one place I always check out, and often find the best deals on Apple gear, however: Apple's web site itself. More specifically, the Certified Refurbished section of Apple's web site. That's often where you'll find the best deals.
Nothing about an iPhone or iPad's exterior indicates whether it's a brand spanking new or refurbished device, or perhaps one of those replacement units that Apple provides through a service request. In this tutorial, we'll teach you how to distinguish between brand new iPhones, refurbs, replacements and even devices personalized with Apple's laser engraving.
iPhone X, which launched with a $999 price tag, is no longer sold by Apple but the company's Refurbished Store is now offering good-as-new iPhone X, starting at $769 shipped.
Apple's online store now offers refurbished units of the 9.7-inch iPad model which released in March of last year starting at just $329. The inexpensive Apple tablet is available with up to a fifteen percent discount versus its brand new counterpart.
A judge in the Subdistrict Court of Amsterdam has ruled that Apple cannot replace broken iPhone, iPad or iPod touch devices with refurbished or remanufactured units, Dutch outlet Tweakers reported Tuesday. That ruling arrived after a similar decision in December 2016 forced the Cupertino giant to replace a Danish man’s broken iPhone with a new unit rather than a refurbished model that he was entitled to in accordance with local law.
Samsung today confirmed plans to salvage components from its discontinued Galaxy Note 7 smartphone and reuse some of the parts in the refurbished Note 7 devices “where applicable.”
Prior reports claimed modified versions of the troublesome Galaxy Note 7 would be sold in emerging markets, including India and Vietnam.
Apple is planning to kick off local iPhone production in India by the summer. While a final decision has yet to be made regarding a number of concessions Apple is seeking from the government before setting up a production plant in the country, the company is now said to be reviving efforts to sell used iPhones in the massive 1.25 billion people country.
As per Bloomberg, Apple's previous proposal regarding selling refurbished iPhones was met with heavy resistance so the firm's put back its request on the table, ensuring government officials that used devices would be compliant with quality standards.