MacBook Pro (2019) 16″ – Intel Core i9 2.4GHz 8‑core CPU – AMD Radeon Pro 5500M – 32GB RAM – SSD 512GB – Space Gray - Refurbished - Laptops

Specification
Manufacturer's data
Frequently asked questions

Specification

Manufacturer	Apple
Model	MacBook Pro
Operating system	macOS
Year of release	2019
Width	357.9
Depth/thickness	245.9
Height	16.2
Weight	2000
Color	Space Gray
Case material	Aluminium
Screen size	16"
Screen resolution	3072 x 1920
True Tone	Yes
Processor	Intel Core i9 2.4GHz
Number of CPU Cores	8
GPU	AMD Radeon Pro 5500M
RAM memory	16 GB
Built-in memory	512 GB
Hard Drive Type	SSD
Latest OS Compatibility	Yes
Battery	100 Wh
Webcam	720p FaceTime HD camera
Audio	Six stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos speakers, three microphones
Keyboard	Magic 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, Estados Unidos
Contact:	https://support.apple.com/

Frequently asked questions

Is it worth buying a MacBook Pro (2019) 16″ with an Intel processor?

Buying the 2019 MacBook Pro 16-inch with an Intel processor can be a smart choice if you find a great deal and you value a large display and strong hardware capabilities. This model still provides powerful components and versatile usage which makes it suitable for creative work or everyday use. However you should be aware that it is part of the tail end of the Intel era at Apple, which means potentially shorter software support, lower energy efficiency and shorter battery life compared to newer models. If your priority is the best value for performance and you’re okay with these compromises then this machine can be a sensible choice.

What is the difference between Apple Silicon and Intel processors?

The difference between Apple Silicon and Intel processors mainly comes from their architecture and how they handle energy and performance. Apple Silicon is built on ARM technology and integrates many components into a single chip, resulting in excellent speed, great energy efficiency and quiet operation. Intel processors use x86 architecture and are highly compatible with older or more specialized applications. In everyday use Apple Silicon is generally faster and more efficient, while Intel is the stronger choice when maximum software compatibility is essential.

Does the MacBook Pro (2019) 16″ have an M1 or Intel processor?

The 2019 MacBook Pro 16-inch comes only with an Intel processor because it was released before Apple introduced the Apple Silicon line. It uses x86 architecture and therefore differs in performance, efficiency and battery life compared to newer M1-based models.

What does it mean that a MacBook is refurbished?

This means that the MacBook has been restored for reuse by our partners and has undergone full testing, cleaning and any necessary repairs. If a component needed replacement it may have been swapped for a functional part, though we cannot guarantee that every piece is an original Apple component or that the device will look brand new. Because it has been refurbished we also cannot confirm that the original water resistance is preserved. A refurbished MacBook offers a more affordable and environmentally friendly option while still providing a fully functional device.