I was looking at used Macbooks because I do not feel that they are worth their price new, but for the price I paid for this used, it's worth every penny. One of the things that really sold me on the Macbook was the ability to run a bootcamp Windows setup. Once I became accustomed to the OS, I started looking at Macbooks as I was in the market for a new laptop. I really did not like the OS for a couple of weeks until I figured out where everything was at. I've been a Windows user since 3.1 and started a new job where I was using a Mac Mini every day at work.

A pleasure to own.Longtime Windows user is loving the Macbook Pro. Tie this in with an SSD and you will be amazed at the speed of multiple applications running. They offer Quad Core processors and maximum RAM upgrades to 16GB. The 20 non retina i7 MacBooks still are amazing upgradeable machines. I prefer the clicks on my keyboard and the trackpad to the latest versions offered by Apple.

I have had mine upgraded twice since purchase in 2011 and I can't seem to find many differences to the latest £2700 MacBook other then a touch bar and a retina screen. Once you change to a MacBook you will never go back. I was apprehensive and thought Macs were just a computer with a pretty exterior. When you have used Microsoft all your life for the mundane task of typing and editing documents and browsing the net just to find after a few weeks you have computer running running slow and requires maintenance you would not believe it could be so much easier. Awesome Machine which only gets better with a few Upgrades

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