Unfortunately for my colleague Nick Statt, making improvements to his late 2014 Mac mini proved to be a lot more complicated.
#APPLE MAC FOR SALE CRAIGSLIST PRO#
It’s an easy task if you have the Mac Pro from 2013 or a Mac mini made before late 2012. If you’re selling a macOS desktop, like a Mac Pro or Mac mini, open it up and gently remove any dust that has accumulated within, and if you want to add some RAM to sweeten the deal for buyers, this is your chance. There’s no reminder more immediate that your device is preowned than forgetting to clean out port gunk. Remove any stickers from your tech, and if you have a can of compressed air, clean out any ports and grilles. While doing so, take note of any scratches or other defects in the display or the body, and be sure to accurately report them during the selling process, or you’ll probably be met with an unhappy buyer and no sale. You’ll want to apply some screen cleaner to your iPhone, MacBook, iMac, or iPad before listing it for sale. How you clean your Apple product will vary depending on what it is you’re selling. So it pays to make sure that your hardware is in good shape. You can easily net an extra $50 to $100 from a sale if you’ve taken care of your tech, as buyers will pay more for products that look closer to new condition. There are plenty of ways of trading in your old Apple products for cash. The trend is positive both for buyers who will end up with a product that could continue to work for years, and sellers, who will make a good percentage of their original purchase price back. This speaks to build quality, but mostly to Apple’s long-lasting software support for its older products. Apple’s tech has a reputation on the secondhand market for retaining value long after release. If you’re looking to trade in your Apple product - be it a MacBook, iMac, Mac desktop, iPhone, or iPad - you stand to get a pretty good return.
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