War vor dem vorausgesagten Liefertermin da! Der Laptop ist in einem super Zustand und funktioniert einwandfrei!

Disappointed. It didn’t come as expected. I bought in the excellent condition, paid extra for it and paid extra to get the uk keyboard layout but I got the US layout which wouldve saved me about €70 less if I chose that option in the first place. The laptop came with no charger and came with no Apple packaging whatsoever literally just the laptop in some random white box and that’s it. I had high expectations because I’ve bought off other websites like refurbished and they ALWAYS come with a charger at the minimum and if it doesn’t they make it VERY clear to you that it doesn’t come with it. Alongside that I paid extra for no reason and all they could offer me was a refund. The laptop took ages to come so I already know if I try get a replacement I’ll be looking at paying more money to ship it back to them and waiting another 2 months before I actually get what I paid good money for. You guys should just take your money elsewhere, or pay the extra 100 for the product from Apple refurbished or even for the retail

Working as if brand new and price was great. Very satisfied.

Had a small mix up but they were quick to fix it.

when i was turning it on and off it was jammed and didn't work and i had to completely turn it off so it can work back. and i didn't get my refund yet.

The packaging was bad and the battery dont last long as excellent it suppose to work like new 🤦🏾‍♂️

I am delighted with my MacBook Air bought with Oney, I had already bought an iPad from BackMarket and it held up well I am not sceptical of refurbished products provided they are good. I might consider buying other Apple products from BackMarket (23/09/2024)

Really great service, I ordered a refurbished MacBook Air 13 inch (2017) with 128GB of storage but I was sent one with a higher spec and 256GB of storage. Working really well so far, although slower than a new model as expected, and definitely worth the price.

The MacBook Air I received does the job, but it shuts down without warning (the battery icon is still a third 'full') and the battery really doesn't last long: in fact, it says 'recommended repair' when you click on the icon. Why wasn't this done? Of course, a reconditioned product is cheaper than a new one. I chose this option for environmental reasons, but if I have to repurchase a product more often than I buy a new one (my previous MacBook, bought in 2015, still works, but I couldn't install my software on it), I don't really see where the 'progress' is, you get into the system in the same way as with new products. I don't really trust this one. We'll see, fingers crossed!