Product category

Apple Devices

MacBooks, iMacs, Mac desktops and Apple accessories — a category with its own buyer base, its own condition expectations and its own demand pattern.

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What this category covers

Included in apple devices

  • MacBook, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro notebooks
  • iMac and iMac Pro all-in-ones
  • Mac mini, Mac Studio and Mac Pro desktops
  • Apple displays
  • Apple keyboards, mice, trackpads and adapters
  • Original power adapters and cables

This list is a starting point. TAR also considers additional IT and electronic equipment outside the categories shown on this site — if you are unsure, ask.

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What affects value here. Cosmetic condition affects value in this category more than in any other. Original power adapters are worth keeping with the machines. Devices that are activation-locked or otherwise restricted should be described as such — it changes the route, and hiding it wastes everyone's time.

Answers

Apple Devices questions

If your situation is not covered, message TAR directly.

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Apple Devices questions

Does TAR buy Apple devices in bulk?

Yes. Mac notebooks and desktops are bought in fleet quantities from suppliers in the USA, UK, Australia and Europe.

What about activation-locked devices?

Describe them accurately. Restricted devices have a different and lower-value route, and an honest description at the start avoids a dispute at the end.

Do original accessories matter?

Yes. Original adapters, cables and peripherals supplied with the machines add measurable value.

Suppliers

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