Top 4 Macs you can buy for UNDER $200!

We’ve talked a lot about Apple Silicon over the past weeks, but today we’ll take a step back and look at the low end of the used Mac spectrum. Today I’ll go over the 4 best Macs that you can buy for under $200; what makes them a good buy, what upgrades can you do, and whether a $200 used Mac is a good value!
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[@RiloxHK]

"bUDgeT" computers according to many other channels: $1000 Budget computers according to Luke: $200 That explains why you got so many subscribers. That's well deserved.

[@oozly9291]

You clearly don’t know what budget means then

[@strikeistrashlmao6891]

@@oozly9291 macbooks arent even that powerful for the price tbh like they’re really slim

[@oozly9291]

@@strikeistrashlmao6891 oops meant budget not preeforamnce lol

[@jimmysyar889]

@@strikeistrashlmao6891 Are you joking? Try and find a laptop that's more powerful than the m1 MacBook Air for under $1000. Even less if you're a student.

[@strikeistrashlmao6891]

@@jimmysyar889 m1 cpu isnt in every macbook.

[@dominicrincker8280]

List bc i can't remember anything: 1. 21.5" Mid-2009 iMac (up to 16gb RAM and add SSD, could do graphics) 2. 15" Late-2008 MacBook Pro (up to 8gb RAM and add SSD, easy upgrades) 3. Mid-2012 Mac mini (up to 8gb RAM and add SSD, peripherals) 4. 13" Mid-2010 MacBook Pro (up to 8gb RAM and add SSD)

[@fordmodelsreject9439]

youre a hero!

[@latashamorris6426]

Thank you

[@devshithamuthuhara4903]

Thanks

[@richardbradshaw2044]

The mid 2010 2.66 ghz core 2 duo is now up to 16gb of RAM.

[@johncanomay5242]

@@richardbradshaw2044 how ? If I may ask ?

[@Neasyorc]

My man Luke coming in for the clutch with a new budget video!

[@rsprockets7846]

Got a late 2011 imac in the trash needed a good cleanup and a ram upgrade and boooom. In biz!!!!!

[@Thesauce585]

Right tho 😩💪🏾

[@BlueRockEye]

Perfect timing, just when I need a cheap used Mac

[@zee8099]

Have u got one

[@fredlavenuta5857]

I followed Luke's advice a while back and bought a mid 2012 13" Macbook Pro from eBay for $300. It came with 8Gb of Ram and I replaced the battery ($35) and the spinning drive with a 240Gb Sandisk+ SSD ($40). Easy, satisfactory upgrade. "Vintage" Macs are great. They are the Energizer Bunny of computers.

[@4emrys]

Easy to upgrade yourself?

[@999JJX3]

@@4emrys wdym?

[@mintybudgie]

im gonna buy a late 2006 imac to use as my personal pc because they are pretty good for casual computing like i do and they are very affordable

[@safetyzone2962]

@@mintybudgie Make sure you get an SSD in it. Those things are garbage with the standard HDD.

[@mintybudgie]

@@safetyzone2962 wait how would having a late 2008 macbook pro be? would it be good or would i need to upgrade it

[@TarasBuria]

Now imagine yourself shopping for a 12 yo Windows laptop, lol

[@kyoukan91]

They would have dramatically higher performance but not look as nice from the outside.

[@god0fpotatos]

@@kyoukan91 nah man, most Windows laptops from 12 years ago suck ass compared to MacBooks from the same year

[@jasongoulet-lipman7308]

The ThinkPad X200 is a great 12 year old laptop.

[@vetrixfx9264]

12 year old Windows laptops would be like under 100$ for sure, you would get so much better Windows laptop for that price (especially in Germany were people sell 2011 MBP for 550€=670USD)

[@a_LaLi_LuLe_Lo]

@@kyoukan91 i own an hp pavilion 17 inch 2010 and it runs like shit stock compared to my late 2008 uni mbp same ram and hdd. i put an ssd in the MacBook it easily can last me another 5 years (currently patched mojave) compared to the w10 pavilion that I've been ready to throw away for years.

[@accentontheoff]

This makes so much sense. Would also love a video for old models that are still being sold new. Like the 2017 Air that is still available new. Thanks!

[@Dyl_Apple]

You deserve so many more subs, you’re doing amazing work here

[@melonademan5639]

Mac Mini design doesn’t need to change in my opinion.

[@spuds6423]

I have that same Mac mini, got it for $350 a few years ago. Runs Yosemite but I haven't swapped out the drives yet. Saw a YT vid on it and it looked daunting. Maybe someone here can help me out on that.

[@MegaMacReal]

@@spuds6423 You're running an HDD? HDD->SSD is night and day in terms of heat, sound, and speed.

[@spuds6423]

@@MegaMacReal yes, a HDD

[@jansix4287]

@@spuds6423 You can buy a SATA cable for the second drive bay and install an SSD additionally to the HDD and merge them both via software into a Fusion Drive.

[@NFStopsnuf]

@@spuds6423 the hard drive swap is pretty tough, but I just found a video on KZbin and used a thin post card (could probably use a piece of folded paper) to help with slotting in the new ssd

[@jspinderplumbing]

Great video! I have two newer 27” IMacs but my mid 2010 MacBook Pro with an SSD and 8 Gig of ram is still very usable! Just shows that the Mac is accessible to everyone! 😍

[@subharmonics71]

Great video! I am still working happily with my mid 2012 MBP, which while maxed out in upgrades, now starts to show it’s age.

[@zero9fourrenaissance968]

Your videos are incredibly informative. I bought 2 2009 iMacs and a 2009 Mac Pro flashed to 5,1 and I couldn't be happier. I had a 2012 Mac Mini that suddenly died and I am loathe to be victimized by Apple's war on user configurability. So thank you!

[@Falstaff-mr8fk]

When he used the term, “low end Mac” it brought back memories of the website by the same name that’s been around since 1997. Still up and running but not updated very often these days. Great info on Macs going all the way back to the Lisa days. By the way, these are still all usable Macs today, two years later, in this video. But now can be had for half what Luke mentions.

[@mikewhite4988]

Thank you Luke, picked up a 2009 21 inch iMac for £100 , 4gb ram and 240 gb ssd, installed Catalina patcher and now have a snappy modern system. I would have never been able to afford this system new, thank you very much, keep it up!

[@Seb512]

Good video! Very helpful for people on a budget!

[@teg24601]

That isn't a Compact Flash slot, that is an Express Card slot, the PCIe compatible replacement for PC Cards (PCMCIA).

[@youngweigh123]

I'm using 2012 mac mini, upgraded to 16gb ram, 256 ssd. Really good experience!

[@thrivingbranch]

Same. 2012 Mac mini 16 GB Ram 500 GB SSD, I don't regret it at all. Editing HD video in Final Cut Pro X with no lag at all, and very fast rendering. Great little computer that's small enough to fit in a laptop case and take with me.

[@tottenhamteacher]

I’m struggling with 8gb of ram; you think it’s worth getting 16gb?

[@GamingZone1234]

@@tottenhamteacher yes for sure

[@thrivingbranch]

@@tottenhamteacher If you do intensive tasks like video editing, then yes absolutely. OS X takes about 4GB all by itself with no other apps running, that leaves you with only 4GB for everything else.

[@Ayo.Ajisafe]

can I put 16gb in a 2010?

[@AdamJohnson-di7co]

Have a mid 2010. I’m the original owner. Just upgraded the RAM and to a SSD this year. It’s amazing !

[@zyciewusatvbygosia8880]

to what ram u upgreaded

[@vincentludwig7398]

@@zyciewusatvbygosia8880 32 gigs

[@Origamipaper-xf6xs]

hey dude just want to know is it fast? like the processor

[@AdamJohnson-di7co]

@@zyciewusatvbygosia8880 I upgraded to 8 GB of RAM that I found on Amazon.

[@AdamJohnson-di7co]

@@Origamipaper-xf6xs I think it’s the 2.4GHz processor.

[@bern047]

Thanks for this Luke been looking for a budget Mac and found this really useful, excellent advice

[@cahyaparamita5711]

I reaaally love your channel! High quality, good humor, and this content about budget mac is not very common to find! I don't really like any other tech channel that basically just like another promotional videos of newest apple products.. it's helpful if you're looking for one, but there are many people who don't have that kind of budget too. And it's entertaining to see someone opening up and maxing out these machines :D

[@IsmaelMartinezPR]

For Audiophiles, a 2012 MM is a great option as a media server. Just plug in an external HD and get an optical cable and an external DAC. They eliminated the Tosslink in 2018. The 2012 is a great option for price and they use USB 3.

[@happyhogan40]

Hmm I can set up a testing station for my music thanks!

[@Errcyco]

Anymore my big thing would be having Thunderbolt 3 at-least. Can do a lot with that port.. like a lot. Monitors and eGPUs and SSD get good speeds and it’s got the type-c interface. Thunderbolt 2 is all but useless anymore.

[@verb3614]

Thank you dude! For two years I’ve been looking into building a hackintosh for audio production. The cost versus the performance I’d get from a new Mac just wasn’t worth it for me. This and your other videos on Macs have been a treasure trove of information for me.

[@falkorock]

Luke, thanks for supporting old macs! I like your mission! FR

[@bert2903]

Another excellent video, Luke!

[@edgarrau]

Your Channel should be more Popular, you make great Videos! Keep on!

[@noahsuess2806]

I love how he referred to my 2008 dinosaur as a “gem”. I don’t use it for work, and as long as you don’t do anything super demanding, he’s correct. It still works great. I’m running the patched version of Mojave with no issues whatsoever. I just found out you can put a USB 3.0 card in the express slot to bring it to modern file transfer speeds.

[@carolinaaerialvisuals]

My guy, your content is so good and so helpful you are definitely on your way to 1M plus subscribers one day. Thanks. Already have learned tons coming from the PC world and wanting to improve my video editing experience i now know what direction to take.

[@stewsmith3536]

Thank-you, Thank-you for going back to your roots. The older systems are great and they work at great price points! Your videos are great for me and my Apple commitment.

[@nicosandio]

luke, this video is very good, hello from italy

[@brysimm404]

My Mid 2012 - last model with optical drive, plus SD slot and all the ports - is still the heavyweight champ (bought lightly used in 2016) 😃👍

[@mikemacch]

I love mine! Just changed to an iMac 2019.

[@chuckoregon3666]

Thanks Luke. I’ve bought 3 on the list and I’ve loved all of them.

[@ChrisHiltonSr]

Nice video production. This was my first video of yours but I’ll definitely be watching more.

[@TheWuffball]

2010 13' mbp still running good.

[@alialo2529]

Furry.

[@MrCarzo]

Replace that battery. They've been starting to swell

[@RickyVercetti]

Also my Late 2009 iMac 😅

[@TheWuffball]

@@MrCarzo already have for that very reason

[@incognito_user]

Terrible thermals. Even after changing thermal paste.

[@capybarasaresick]

I’ve got a late 2012 Mac mini with the i7 (I think) and a 1TB hardrive with 8GB (now upgraded to 16GB) it runs well for KZbin, Final Cut and light gaming.

[@arkieologist]

Wow. Incredible list. Very unique and creative tech you cover here. New subscriber! Appreciate what you're doing!

[@namratachauhan7652]

Very informative and useful video.

[@davidwilson7042]

Solid advice, well given. Just learned of your channel. In my professional world, I'm using a mid 2012 MBP with 12 gigabytes of ram, and a ssd. Currently running Mojave, though Catalina is an option. It's holding up. Subbed.

[@ghost-user559]

You can go up to 16GB Ram, it wasn’t advertised but it fits 2 8GB ram sticks and even registers it with system.

[@famiarojas]

Just found your video. Very well explained. However keep in mind that the mid 2010 MBP has a common manufacturing failure. Kernel Panic GPU issue. Check if this has been fixed before buying one. Otherwise you will have a lot of annoying restarts while working with it.

[@toddhinecker2475]

Thanks Luke I have been doing this same thing for years now glad I am on the right page your info is invaluable and you make it very easy to understand. cheers from the great not so white north eh !

[@levibroyles5020]

Great video man. One of the most non clickbait videos I’ve seen on KZbin.

[@electricmiragemedia]

I think the 2012 MBP retina is a good buy, as they can be found for about $200-250 on ebay, and can still be fully upgraded like a normal PC. I was lucky enough to get an 2015 13" MBP on ebay for $350 the other week. As an aside, it's my first Mac in about 20 years, and I got it just for music/work. Really enjoying the OS now that I've got a bit of experience with Linux, and find it a lot more enjoyable than my ThinkPad x330 even.

[@jeffhale1189]

👀 Interesting and enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing. Blessings on your day.

[@JonTrott]

Luke, your videos are addictive. I own two 2011 machines, a macbook pro (I hacked it to disable the second dying video card) and an iMac 21" 2011 that hasn't weirded yet re the video card. Just got a 2015 used Macbook Pro (my Christmas present) due in good part to your videos. Love the focus on used machines; trying to avoid the completely soldered together machines of the present.

[@mikemiles3068]

Always great advice‼️

[@game.different]

My $150 special was a 2012 Retina MBP with a busted screen and major thermal issues. After replacing the heat pipe, it works great as a Mac mini.

[@migueletras]

Hey ! I’ve bought one of these like new for 195€. I’m afraid of gpu issues, did you had any problem? Tips to avoid?

[@game.different]

@@migueletras As long as it’s a 13” MacBook there shouldn’t be a Gpu issue. IIRC most GPU problems affected the 15” models with Nvidia GPUs.

[@migueletras]

@@game.different it’s a 15 inch model. And it’s ok, has 1 year warranty and the repair is pretty cheap. I just want to know if I can do anything to prevent?

[@shawnferrell1983]

I love this channel so much information I know what my 5 year getting for Christmas her very own 2009 iMac 🤣😂🤣😂

[@ritchieswann]

I've got one of my kids a 2011 Mac Mini with upgraded RAM and SSD. He'll only use it for Minecraft and Pokemon Go, so it'll be fine :-D

[@shawnferrell1983]

@@ritchieswann 😂🤣😂🤣 right I’m sure my daughter would only use it for some game called amongst us and roblox so $200 is a easy investment lol

[@soubhikmukherjee6871]

I'm loving this man

[@PBz420]

excellent content - you just got a very fresh new to apple/ cost conscious subscriber to your channel - love the knowledge share!

[@SebisRandomTech]

Luke must have seen my "Best Value ThinkPads" video and said "Hold my beer!" :P In all seriousness, great video! I love these older Macs.

[@paulpiatt5610]

Was thinking that too.

[@rehana545]

I’ve got one of those iMacs still going strong!

[@stevejamieson1613]

I still have my 2008 MacBook Pro. I bought it new in June 2009. On my third battery and 2nd power brick. Upgraded the ram to 8 gig about 7 years ago. Still runs great and I use it for Photoshop and for other graphics applications. Still amazed it’s working after all these years of constant use!

[@c.christian576]

ive been waiting for this video for sooo long

[@SuperSealMan777]

My God your camera movements are so fucking smooth. What are you using?

[@MsBeyonce06]

@lukemiani can you do a video on how to upgrade the software to cataolina 🤔

[@micahhubbard8098]

Wow, luke im in search of A mac On a Budget And u Have made it so much easier your hard work is Indeed Appreciated:)

[@fadeddave]

Great stuff, keep it up!

[@patrickyoung6819]

on the bright side, if one is able to save for a newer Mac they're looking at years with a solid laptop

[@GuillermoPaulman]

That was true in the Steve Jobs era but doesn't apply to the modern Macs. I used to own a 2016 touch-bar MBP that had keyboard failure, screen failre (flexgate issue) and swollen battery failure, I had to throw it away.

[@bleuemoone8710]

@@GuillermoPaulman new m1s are really good though almost no issues

[@brandonspies]

I'm also fond of the 2009 and 2010 White MacBooks. These things are under $200. Parts are everywhere. They support up to 16gb of RAM. They natively support High Sierra. And to top it off , provided you can get your hands on one that hasn't been beat all to hell, these things still look stunning. They are a point in time where the look of middle 2000's Mac meets the unibody design of the early 2010's silver unibody MacBooks. I regret selling mine all the time even though I'd hardly use it today with my modern Macs sitting around the house. She was in EXCELLENT shape when I sold her and I miss her dearly... :-(

[@nickgreco3352]

If your interested i have 2009 iMac great condition 😂

[@k.b.tidwell]

Just subbed because you're present yourself very knowledgeably and professionally, and your video work is high quality. Thank you for your work! I own an iPad Air 3 and an iPhone, but have never had anything but PC's. You make a good case for me trying one out!

[@michaelhuey4187]

Hey Luke, I was able to score an open-box (basically new) 2017, core I7, 8GB RAM, 128 GB SSD MacBook Air this past January for $500.00. (it was actually manufactured in 2019) A few months later, I scored a 2015 15”, quad-core I7, 16GB MacBook Pro with discrete graphics (yeah, the top-of-the-line MBP) with a 512GB SSD for $400.00. LOVE these GREAT DEALS! Keep up the good work of helping us find these great bargains.

[@duncan-rmi]

that 21.5" imac has had a knock by the DVD slot...

[@kyledelacruz5016]

I got a 2011 MBP 13’ with 8gb ram, 256gb SSD running patched Catalina!

[@jakhongirazimov4952]

Thank you so much for your doing your job! It helped me a lot to choose right Macbook and save money!

[@jorgearvelo4655]

Another phenomenal video. Thanks so much! :-)

[@muhammadroohallah6091]

Hey Luke Can you do a video on installing big sur on unsupported Macs? I want to run it on my 2012 MacBook Pro

[@real2w10]

There are other videos that tell you how to do that but I believe you lose all your data

[@fritzaufgroerfahrt4404]

Watching on my late 2009 MacBook maxed out.

[@callumbrown4622]

mid 2012 with a 500gb ssd, still runs like butter

[@angusdrum]

My early 2011 MacBook Pro 13" is still running good 10 years later! Upgraded the ram 16gb and a 250gb ssd runs like a dream. Used it all the way through college and university and still today true work horse

[@WASSANAMEFILMS]

Love this guy! How bout a video for best imac you can buy for $500?

[@thutolama8550]

"something a little bit more achievable" lol A video specially made for me YaY

[@SawamiJude]

“Yikes” lmao that was golden 😂

[@walterbinns6992]

Great video. Definitely buying one

[@tigerchillyable]

This video is very helpful. Thanks

[@ORIOLESFan02]

I think it’s funny to see Mac Minis going for $1000 when the $699 M1 Mac mini will destroy those ones 😂😂😂

[@miked3168]

People are on crack expecting those prices, they don't understand depreciation

[@ORIOLESFan02]

@@miked3168 LOL SO TRUE

[@edgehanger8558]

Most people don’t really research and jump at the price not really checking out specs and if it’s capable of what they need. Save and get the version you need and be happy is my motto.

[@scara1701]

Amazing how 2nd hand prices are different on the other side of the Atlantic :D

[@legochicano]

Or across the border up North!

[@ArmynQoo]

In my country these are like 350$ 😅 (Slovakia- Europe)

[@mojejmenojecase1835]

@@ArmynQoo no máme to tu ve střední Evropě těžký 😆

[@GoldenEye0006]

Yeah, for 200$ i'm only finding real vintage stuff with Core 2 Duo here in EU

[@mojejmenojecase1835]

@@GoldenEye0006 yeah, Macbooks Pro from 2008 😂

[@titaniumgamer1359]

I like how chill it is, its not like "OMG AMAZING DEALS HOLY GOD THIS IS KEWL!!" its quiet and i could honestly fall asleep to this, besides that, very nice video.

[@ilivecreations664]

Great video Luke; thanks for sharing ! It’d be good if you could list the model number for these devices.

[@JakeJoris]

Could you do a vid showing how big sur runs on oldest macbooks?

[@agentburningbutters3655]

I never knew that

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

I have 5 older Macs right now (some you mentioned on the list) and they all fly. For 2008 and older you can simply install a light Linux distro and they are awesome.

[@stevesims2243]

I would like to try that OS, need a tutorial & source

[@GlenCote]

Love this video!

[@malcolmadams2105]

This was a good video. My man

[@PrinXessDime]

Every time I watch one of these videos talking about “good deals” on older macs I am more and more greatful for the deal I scored on my 2012 21.5in iMac, $100 flat. Lol

[@raghugoogle]

Where did you buy

[@TheoSalvatore]

For modern Mac's I think the most you can buy is the casing 😂

[@toxicityuser]

nope

[@TheoSalvatore]

@@toxicityuser what

[@iyadtube629]

Love this video so helpful!!!!

[@martinh88]

I got a 2010 27” iMac earlier this year for AU$200. I put a 500gb SSD I had at home inside, and upgraded the ram from 4GB to 8GB. She runs beautifully!

[@mat_jov]

I managed to get a late 2012 21.5 inch imac for $100, it already had a 500 gig Samsung ssd

[@GamingZone1234]

wow thats cheap, imac not mac mini right WOW imac even has full hd display the 2012

[@Fourier9042]

what???

[@mat_jov]

Yes, it's an imac, not a Mac mini

[@BILLY-px3hw]

best cheap macs for running music programs, Logic, GarageBand etc...looking for a dedicated recorder that won't crush the budget.

[@westbrk4886]

I recently picked up an early ‘11 MBP 13” to use Ableton on. Haven’t even gotten my upgrades in the mail, and rendering and recording is already pretty decent. I picked mine up used with a cracked trackpad for $200 CAD, with upgrades I’ll be just under the $300 CAD mark

[@pistolgoo]

Don't know if you would call it cheap. But the smoothest and cheapest is probably the new Mac mini

[@tomwagner4516]

Back to the Luke Miami we know and love. I didn’t really get into the Mac experience until I started watching your videos (my wife has a 15” 2010 MB Pro and daughter has a 2015 13” MB Pro), but I have always used a PC due to work. I like my PCs very much, but I did buy a used one for myself, just for fun and because of your videos, and love it! The feel of the trackpad, keyboard and build quality are the best. I am thinking about selling my PCs and going to MB Pros with Boot Camp. Any thoughts on this Luke? Once again, thanks for your latest video. This is what got you so popular, keep up these kinds of videos.

[@RobertRodriguez19]

Best budget video!! 😊

[@kabosumamadoge1818]

It's always the shipping fee that kills me. The shipping to my place is almost $80-$100

[@nawar2matti269]

Dude where do you live

[@chasingdoves]

i bought a 2010 MacBook pro and the shipping was like 15 dollars

[@kabosumamadoge1818]

Philippines. It's more like $50 shipping plus an import charge of $30-50. Really spoils the good prices for me

[@nawar2matti269]

@@kabosumamadoge1818 that sucks

[@busy365]

@@kabosumamadoge1818 lol L

[@307skylake7]

YAY I’m still ..somewhat.. relevant! god this is what I am now

[@joanna6866]

m1 go burrrh!

[@mojave5661]

-m1 go bruh-

[@nateayi]

why do you have a youtube account named after integrated graphics

[@cherryble]

@@nateayi it's the cpu lol.

[@amariebloom]

This is what I need now thanks

[@ZhuJo99]

You are probably the only channel that not only does paid advertisement to Apple products but actually provides great value with showing these old Macs for people without too much money to spend. The only bad thing about this old Macbooks is that battery is going to be dead probably. I own 2008 MBP 17" and already changed battery twice. I don't use it anymore but it's still usable (albeit slow) after upgrade to SSD.

[@jasaxxus]

We also need the best Macs for under 300 and 400!

[@cgi2173]

And the best under $401 😝

[@randomtech787]

10:24 i doubt ur gonna put a CD/DVD in there...

[@paristath6773]

We don't even use those anymore

[@mr-vet]

Thanks for the video.

[@edmehrer8357]

Running a 2009 unibody with upgraded RAM and SSD because of this guy. Thank you my friend! Never had a better computer!

[@ayhert4651]

After watching this video, I immediatly bought a 2010 MBP 8GB for 100€ from Ebay I hope i dont regret this fast choice

[@MegaChriz]

It depends on what your goals are with the machine. I own a 2009 MBP 8GB and it can still fulfill a lot of tasks I want to do with it: (web)programming, modeling in Blender, light photo editing, video calls on Zoom, light gaming. For a few things I’m looking for a newer machine which it cannot handle well anymore. These are: 3D rendering, running a local webserver, medium/high gaming. Maybe I want to do more on video editing in the future as well. Using iMovie so far on the MBP worked well though, though I only did very basic video editing tasks in there so far: cutting scenes and adding sounds.

[@dooder6755]

@@MegaChriz which iMovie do you run?

[@MegaChriz]

@@dooder6755 I have version 8.0.6. I have used it mainly in the process of putting digitized video tapes on DVD.

[@not_joe2298]

I wish he would give links to the MacBooks he's bought.

[@tristan6507]

Why he bought them so the listing is most likely no longer there

[@pabloefernandez8248]

Hello Mr Miani, happy new year, thanks to this video I am very satisfied apple costumer. I bought an incredible Mac Book Pro 2012 and upgraded all the way. I appreciate very much all the information you have provided to me and to all the apple community.

[@jesusangelaguinaga4044]

I dont know why I hadnt suscribed before but I just did buddy. Thanks for the great work.