Older MacBook Models

This collection is our treasure trove for the budget-conscious. It includes all Apple laptops produced up to 2020. This includes the extremely popular, ultra-light 12-inch MacBook (Retina), various generations of the MacBook Air (both with classic USB-A and USB-C), and powerful MacBook Pro models with Intel processors. It's the perfect category if you're looking for a high-quality Apple device but don't want to pay the price for the very latest generation.

Absolutely, especially for standard applications. If you primarily use the device for writing texts, browsing the internet, emails, or Netflix, these models still offer excellent performance and a brilliant Retina display (on most models). The biggest advantage is the price: you often get Apple's excellent aluminum build quality for a fraction of the new price.

The 12-inch MacBook (manufactured between 2015 and 2017) still has a loyal following. It's even smaller and lighter than a MacBook Air and operates completely without a fan, making it absolutely silent. For travelers and writers who want to save every gram, this model remains unbeatable. In this category, you'll often find well-preserved examples of this design classic.

Apple is known for its very long software support. Most models in this category (from 2017/2018 onwards) still support current or very recent macOS versions. While older devices (e.g., 2015/2016) might not receive the very latest feature updates, Apple continues to provide important security updates, so you can use the device without worry.

They're actually the ideal choice! Since laptops often get damaged in school backpacks and budgets are usually tight, a used MacBook from this category offers the best balance of durability, price, and performance. A 2017 or 2019 MacBook Air is perfectly adequate for all homework and research and is significantly cheaper than a new one.

It depends on the model – and that's a major advantage of this category! If you choose a MacBook Air up to 2017 or a MacBook Pro up to 2015, you'll still get the classic USB-A ports, HDMI, and the SD card slot, all without needing an adapter. Models from 2016/2018 onward mostly use the modern USB-C port. You can see exactly which ports each device has in the product details.

For older devices, a technical check is crucial. Private sellers often don't clean the inside of the devices (dust in the fan leads to overheating) and can't offer a warranty on the battery. Revendo professionally cleans every device, securely erases all data, and gives you a 1-year warranty. This way, you can buy used without risk.