MacBook Pro (2018) 13″ – Intel Core i7 2.7GHz 4‑core CPU – 16GB RAM – SSD 256GB – Space Gray - Refurbished - Laptops

Specification
Manufacturer's data
Frequently asked questions

Specification

Manufacturer	Apple
Model	MacBook Pro
Operating system	macOS
Year of release	2018
Width	304.1
Depth/thickness	212.4
Height	14.9
Weight	1370
Color	Space Gray
Case material	Aluminium
Screen size	13.3"
Screen resolution	2560 x 1600
True Tone	Yes
Processor	Intel Core i7 2.7GHz
Number of CPU Cores	4
GPU	Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655
RAM memory	16 GB
Built-in memory	256 GB
Hard Drive Type	SSD
Latest OS Compatibility	Yes
Battery	58 Wh
Webcam	720p FaceTime HD camera
Audio	Stereo speakers with high dynamic range, triple microphones
Keyboard	Butterfly Keyboard
Keyboard Type and Language	QWERTY
Touch Bar	Yes
Touch ID	Yes
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 802.11ac
Ports	4 x Thunderbolt 3, Audio in/out
Bluetooth standard	5.0
Water resistance	Due to the refurbishment process, we cannot guarantee the original water resistance level of IP68.
Box contents	Charging Cable, Power Adapter

Manufacturer's data

Manufacturer	Apple
Registered name	Apple Inc.
Addres	One Apple Park Way 95014 Cupertino, Stati Uniti d'America
Contact:	https://support.apple.com/

Frequently asked questions

Is it worth buying a MacBook Pro (2018) 13″ with an Intel processor?

Is it worth buying a MacBook Pro (2018) 13″ with an Intel processor? In many cases yes especially if your budget is limited and you want solid performance. The machine includes quad-core Intel Core 8th-generation CPUs in higher specs, a very fast SSD and a high-quality Retina display with wide-color gamut. On the flip side you should be aware that battery life is not class-leading, connectivity is via USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 only and future software support may not last as long as newer models. So if you understand and accept these trade-offs buying smart can pay off. If you want fewer compromises and a longer horizon exploring newer MacBooks might be a better investment.

What is the difference between Apple Silicon and Intel processors?

The difference between Apple Silicon and Intel processors comes down to the architecture and the overall efficiency. Apple Silicon is built on ARM technology which makes it possible to combine CPU GPU memory and a neural engine into a single unit resulting in fast performance low heat and excellent battery life as well as extremely smooth coordination with macOS. Intel processors are based on the long-standing x86 architecture that offers solid power but uses more energy and tends to run warmer. In everyday use Apple Silicon feels more responsive and efficient while Intel still makes sense for users who rely on older software that has not been updated for newer architectures.

Does the MacBook Pro (2018) 13″ have an M1 or Intel processor?

The MacBook Pro 2018 13″ comes with an Intel processor because Apple had not yet introduced its M series chips at that time. This means the laptop runs on the traditional x86 Intel architecture rather than the Apple Silicon platform that arrived in later models.

What does it mean that a MacBook is refurbished?

This means that the MacBook has gone through a complete refurbishment process carried out by our partners where it is inspected tested and prepared for a new user. The device may have had a previous owner so its appearance may show light signs of use and internal components may not always be original Apple parts. The important thing is that it works correctly and offers a more affordable way to enjoy modern technology while also reducing electronic waste.