MacBook Pro M-Series

Refurbished MacBook Pro with Apple M chips: base, Pro and Max variants, tested in Switzerland, with a warranty.

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Finding the right Pro with an Apple chip

Three questions help you choose: what do you use the machine for, how often do you carry it around, and how long should it last you?

  • Office work, studying, photos: a base chip is enough, even from the first generations.
  • Video editing, music, development: go for a Pro variant.
  • 3D and large graphics projects: only here is a Max variant worth it.

Compact or large

The 13-inch model is the handiest and usually the cheapest. The 14- and 16-inch machines have more ports and a better display; they make sense if you often work at a desk with an external monitor and memory cards.

And how long should it last? The newer the generation, the more headroom you have for the coming years. We check every unit in Switzerland, battery included, and add a 1-year warranty.

Older models with Intel processors are listed under MacBook Pro Intel, the Air line with Apple chips under MacBook Air M-Series. The MacBook Pro page shows every model year.

FAQ MacBook Pro M-Series

Let’s take a look together at the benefits and important considerations when buying.

What generally distinguishes the "MacBook Pro M-Series"?

This category includes all MacBook Pro models equipped with Apple's own processors (Apple Silicon) – identifiable by the "M" in their name (e.g., M1, M2, M3). Compared to previous Intel models, these chips offer a significant leap in performance while operating with extreme energy efficiency. This means the fan will run much less frequently and the battery will last considerably longer, often all day.

What is the difference between the 13" MacBook Pro and the 14"/16" models?

This is the most important distinction in this series. The 13-inch MacBook Pro (usually with the base M chip) uses the classic design with the Touch Bar and is ideal for everyday mobile use. The 14-inch and 16-inch models, on the other hand, are completely new designs for professionals: They offer more ports (such as HDMI and an SD card slot), the magnetic MagSafe charging connector, and feature the extremely bright Liquid Retina XDR display with 120Hz ProMotion, which renders motion much more smoothly.

Which chip do I need: M-Basic, M-Pro or M-Max?

The generation (e.g., M1, M2, M3) indicates the age, but the suffix determines the performance class. The standard M-chip (without a suffix) is the perfect all-rounder for office work, studying, and photo editing. The "Pro" chip offers more cores and graphics power, making it ideal for video editors, musicians, and developers. The "Max" chip is the top-of-the-line model with enormous graphics performance, making it particularly worthwhile for 3D rendering and extremely demanding graphics projects.

Is a MacBook Pro with an M1 chip still worth it today?

Absolutely. The leap from Intel to M1 was so significant that even years after their release, these devices are still faster than many new laptops from other manufacturers. Especially on the used market, they offer very good value for money. For 4K video editing, programming, and office work, even the "smaller" M1 chip is still more than sufficient.

Why should I buy a used MacBook Pro M-series from Revendo?

MacBook Pros of the M series are extremely durable and retain their value exceptionally well, making them very expensive to buy new. At Revendo, you can get these premium devices at a significantly reduced price. Because we technically inspect, clean, and warranty every device, you take no risk and receive a top-quality machine that is often virtually indistinguishable from new.