Selling your Mac

Fri, 6 June 2008

We all know the story very well, we just bought a new Mac and thinking of selling the old one, but have no idea what the second hand Macs are really worth. Local paper, eBay, Craigs List, friends, co-workers … plenty of oprtions to sell, but at what price?

Thankfully Mac2sell can be of some help here. Simply select your country, your Mac model, CPU, memory, display size and you’ll get the approximate value of your machine in a nanosecond… or so.

How do they know? The calculation is based on the specific configuration, on Apple’s prices, local taxes and used Macs market in different countries. And best of all, the values are updated daily.

Stumble it!

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5 Responses to “Selling your Mac”

  1. Lisa Melnick said: Sat, 7 June 2008 at 00:25

    Hey MIke,
    The only problem with mac 2 sell is that it doesn’t let you put in options for upgraded video card, additional cd drive or other installed options.
    Unless I’m just dumb and didn’t figure out how to input that information.

  2. Mike said: Mon, 9 June 2008 at 00:04

    No, of course it’s not you :-) I guess it would be a huge effort to include all customisations. But I guess most of Macs sold today go without any upgrades, memory aside.

  3. maxintech said: Mon, 9 June 2008 at 09:18

    Excellent website.
    Thanks.

  4. Jasenko said: Mon, 9 June 2008 at 23:04

    Just checked the price for a two month old Macbook Air - $1200 (retails for $2500 here in Australia)…

    Something is wrong with their scripts. Price is probably down because of the clock speed and no cd drive in the machine. Not really acurate. It has also given me $1540 for my two year old Macbook Pro - fat chance

  5. Mark 2000 said: Fri, 12 September 2008 at 15:19

    Prices are all too low. There isn’t an iMac g4 on earth selling for less than $200. And my Macbook Pro sells for $1300 on eBay regularly. The calculator told me $1000. Thats a 33% difference

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