The MacBook Air I received does the job, but it shuts down without warning (the battery icon is still a third 'full') and the battery really doesn't last long: in fact, it says 'recommended repair' when you click on the icon. Why wasn't this done? Of course, a reconditioned product is cheaper than a new one. I chose this option for environmental reasons, but if I have to repurchase a product more often than I buy a new one (my previous MacBook, bought in 2015, still works, but I couldn't install my software on it), I don't really see where the 'progress' is, you get into the system in the same way as with new products. I don't really trust this one. We'll see, fingers crossed!

I was a bit reluctant about reconditioning, but I bought this MacBook for my daughter, and I don't regret my purchase at all. It's like new and has no defects.

This is the first time I've ordered a refurbished device, and I was sceptical about the opinions of those around me. I am surprised by the condition of the device! The casing, keyboard and screen are scratch-free and in great condition! (Only the bottom shell is worn, but that's the result of time, nothing to worry about). The device is as described. The only problem is that the battery has not been changed, it is very worn, does not last 2 hours without being plugged into the mains. I'm going to have to have the battery changed. I think it's a shame, it's like having a second-hand device instead of a refurbished one. It's a shame for the price.

I received the computer yesterday, it's great, it works very well, no overheating or anything. The only slightly negative point I have to say is that there are quite a few micro-scratches on the shell of the computer for a computer bought in "very good condition", but it's still a refurbished computer so it's perfectly legitimate.

We ordered a MacBook Air in very good if not perfect condition. It was delivered with a screen cover that had quite a significant impact. As we need it and it works... no time to make an exchange. But it's no kool when the seller sends back a damaged product on purpose.

That said, the start-up process did not include account configuration. Once the transfers had been made from my old Mac, I had a problem with the password and ended up having to call Apple.