I just want to issue a warning to people who purchase this product trying to save a bit over Apple prices. I paid for a new laptop, but was sent a used one. I received this item in the original box that had been resealed. While it appeared to be a new item, once I booted it up, it was already set up with an account of another user. I couldn't have used it even if I wanted to. I returned the laptop to Amazon and received a refund, however had it been properly wiped of information, I would have been sold a used machine and never have even known. I'm sure this is not an isolated incident, so buyer beware.
Pamela Sheppard (Abington, MA) :
I bought this laptop last month and when I first received it there were updates to install. Two of the updates will not install because the computer is not recognizing me as the owner for those two applications (iPhoto and iMovie). I brought it to an Apple Store and they told me that there was a previous owner and the computer wasn't properly deleted and restored. I was given the option of having them wipe out everything on my computer to restore it as new or they'd have to keep sending me codes to maually update the applications. Not what I expected when I purchased this computer, especially for the amount of money I spent.
James M. Mcfillen "book falcon" (Bowling Green, OH) :
You just cannot beat the functionality of an Apple device. They don't just look good; they deliver excellent performance. Yes, Mac laptops are more expensive than the competitors' products. I work with Windows-based machines (including Windows XT, 7 and 8) at work, and I believe they simply do not match the performance of Mac laptops. When you add the ability to synchronize all of your Apple devices through iCloud and iTunes, there simply is no comparison with a MacBook Pro.
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