Apple Macbook Pro Models And Years

It's a great box that it comes in. Sleeker than previous models. I'm getting this because Apple actually replaced my old Macbook (I miss the old one sometimes), but the brand new Macbook Pro dries the tears quickly.

I have four (4) old Magsafe cables from old MacBook Pro models through the years. Now that I have the latest model (Mid-2015), I was wondering if I'd have to pay big $$$ to get more (one for the office, one for the house, one for my laptop bag so I'd never be without..., yes, it rhymes). But this little $$item means I can use all my old cables over again! I have one new Magsade cable that came with the new MacBook Pro, the rest of the cables remain where they are, with the addition of this small item. And the magent is tight, so there's very little risk it'll get lost!

Apple MacBook Pro's have always delivered, and this one is no exception.

Worth the cost IMHO to protect my new Macbook Pro. Over the years, I have had dozens of Apple products and never had much issue with any of them. So now I only purchase Applecare for anything over $1000. And this Macbook Pro definitely qualifies.

I use my MacBook Pro for home use, but it's nice to know that whatever happens within the next 3 years (if anything) will be covered by the plan. Be sure to register the plan with Apple and have them change the date of cost to your actual purchase date.

If you have a new MacBook Pro , then you need this , and B&H Photo is the place to get it. I have done business with these folks several times over the years , and I will continue to do so. There service and price is unparalleled , and they are a registered Apple dealer. Activating Apple Care was as simple as 1,2,3, , just follow the included instructions and youll be done in no time , ( it takes about 10 minutes ). Why buy a really nice note book , like the MacBook Pro - Retina , and not have the security and peace of mind for the next 3 years. It makes no sense not too , and you will not find a better price and backing service that B&H , has to offer. Way to go B&H , Ill be buying from you folks again.

I've always purchased AppleCare for my MacBook Pro. Through the years, I've had Apple replace my monitor, motherboard, and various other problems without the slightest inconvenience. If it weren't for AppleCare, I would have paid thousands in repair fees. For a traveler, this is invaluable protection.

I have been in the market for a new MacBook for years, but the past few updates have been lackluster. Finally Apple put it all together in the 2023 MacBook Pro. Powerful computing with the M2 Pro, multiple I/O including USB-C and SD card slot, and 2 x 4K display support. Not too mention the keyboard feels great and the front facing speakers are a huge step up from the Macbook Air.

Use the MacBook Pro you're trying to extend the warranty on and the additional 2 years is automatically added to your Apple ID.

After six years of MacBook Pro's, I decided I no longer needed the firepower of those very fine machines and opted for the Air in part because I could not find anyone who could tell me anything bad or even slightly wimpy re the 2020 Air. The other part that prompted the switch was that demand for the Air appeared to persuade Apple to stick with something they pioneered but seemed to have fallen out of love with. If so many people continued to buy Air's even when not a lot of innovation was being invested in them, then who am I to ignore what the market was saying about the device. And the machine is light, fast, and has enough juice to keep an old guy like me chugging away in my eighth decade. (Yep, I am heading toward 71 in a few months.) The point here is that Apple continues to make very good devices that outlast the competition and meet lots of peoples' needs for computing, communication and creativity, even for old farts such as I who started a thousand years ago with PCs and see the Air as my buddy for quite a few years to come.