Best Used MacBook Pro M1 Pro/Max Deals Today

You’re getting one of the best values on this list with this 16-inch MacBook Pro M1 Pro. The price is on the lower end compared to others, but you’re still getting the bigger 16-inch screen, strong performance with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD, and peace of mind with a full year of seller warranty—longer coverage than most used options offer. The seller is extremely reliable and well-established, so you can shop with confidence. You will notice it’s refurbished in "Good" rather than "Very Good" condition, so expect moderate cosmetic wear—probably some visible scuffs or nicks. If you prefer a fresher look and don’t mind paying about $50 more, take a look at the next listing which offers a "Very Good" unit. But if you’re after best value for your money and care more about performance and warranty than flawless appearance, this is your sweet spot. Access to custom upgrades is an extra perk, so you can tweak storage or RAM to fit your needs (subject to availability). Overall: a workhorse 16-inch pro MacBook, backed by a solid 1-year warranty, from a trusted seller—at one of the most affordable prices here. A great blend of savings, security, and power.

This listing is ideal if you want a big, powerful 16-inch MacBook Pro in excellent refurbished condition. For about $50 more than the top pick, you get a machine in "Very Good" shape—meaning it’ll look cleaner, with less visible wear. You’re still getting 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD, so it’s great for serious multitasking and storage needs. The one-year seller warranty is a big plus, giving you peace of mind. Where this shines: Condition—compared to the top pick, you’re likely to notice fewer cosmetic blemishes. This listing also comes from a highly trusted, established seller and offers custom upgrade options for further personalisation. A unique point is that it’s from ex-government stock, which usually means solid maintenance history and less hard use than some corporate cast-offs. Compared to cheaper options, you are paying a small premium for nicer condition. If you’re focused on maximizing every dollar, the first listing saves you a bit for slightly more wear. But if you value looking at a fresh, less worn laptop every day—or plan to use it professionally—the upgrade to "Very Good" may well be worth it for you.

If you want a MacBook Pro that feels almost new, this 14-inch model really stands out. The condition is pristine inside and out—no major marks and exceptional battery health—which is a rarity with used machines. The original box and included accessories are a nice bonus, adding to that "new Mac" experience. With a big 1TB SSD, you’re also getting double the storage of most other listings here, which is gold if you need space for photos, video, or big projects. The tradeoff: you are paying noticeably more than the top picks (which are the 16-inch refurbished models). Also, you give up some screen real estate—this is the smaller 14-inch machine, which is more portable but not as immersive if you’re used to a bigger display. Seller feedback is flawless, and protective accessories add extra reassurance. The price premium means you’re paying for storage, condition, and peace of mind, but if best value means a fresh-feeling, truly well-cared-for MacBook with room to spare, this is worth your look. If storage and polish matter more than screen size or outright savings, this could be a future-proof pick.

If you need absolute top-tier power and don’t mind splurging, this 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Max chip and a massive 64GB RAM/1TB SSD setup is in a league of its own. For demanding creative work, huge data tasks, or heavy multitasking, this will not bottleneck you now or in years to come. The one-year seller warranty and perfect feedback record add important peace of mind, and shipping is fast directly from Australian stock. The main reason to pause: the price. This is by far the most expensive option, and you’re paying a big premium for that extra muscle—double the price of many solidly capable options higher up the list. Most people won’t tap the full power of 64GB RAM or the Max chip unless you’re doing serious pro work. If you simply want reliability, screen size, or everyday power, you’ll get much better value with one of the M1 Pro listings near the top—especially since those still handle almost everything the average user can throw at them. But if you crave maxed-out specs and want to future-proof as much as possible, and the budget allows, this will not disappoint.

This 14-inch MacBook Pro is a great middle ground if you’d like something that looks and feels "like new." You’re getting a machine in pristine cosmetic condition, with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD, and the seller’s feedback is flawless—which is always reassuring. It also comes with the original box, and you have the option for in-person inspection, a rare plus that lets you check it over before finalizing your decision if you’re local. While the price is reasonable for the condition, it’s still more than the top two picks, which are 16-inch models with a full year of warranty. What you give up here is that larger display and the extra security of a warranty (since none is advertised). For daily use and portability, the 14-inch chassis is a breeze to carry around and totally up-to-date with the latest macOS and features. Bottom line: if your priority is "like-new" looks and you’re okay with a smaller screen and the absence of formal warranty, this is a strong pick. You can save more if you’re willing to accept some cosmetic wear or go for a refurb option. But for a nearly immaculate used machine from a trusted seller, it’s a solid choice.

If hassle-free protection and a highly regarded seller matter most, this 14-inch MacBook Pro is a solid value. You get one full year of warranty, a clean “Very Good" refurb condition, and the seller is a recognized name with plenty of positive feedback. It’s attractively priced in the mid-range and lands you the latest Apple Silicon features, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. Tradeoffs? You’ll get moderate cosmetic wear—not pristine, but cared for—similar to more affordable options, but you’re paying a little premium for the warranty and better overall appearance. There’s no mention of box or original accessories, and the seller doesn’t offer local pickup or ship internationally (just within Australia), which may be a drawback depending on your location. Compared to the top-ranked listings, you are getting a slightly smaller screen (14" vs. 16"), but for everyday portability, that’s not a bad thing. The peace of mind with warranty and a long-standing seller reputation really seals the value here. If you want to play it safe and have support for a year, without stretching to more expensive listings, this is a practical choice.

Here you get a 16-inch MacBook Pro with the powerful M1 Pro chip, in excellent condition and with all the high-end features this generation brings. The seller gets rave reviews, and you’ll benefit from a clean, well-cared-for device. It even comes with the original box, which is a nice touch if you care about presentation or eventual resale. However, you’re paying a fair bit more than the top few options—and you don’t get a formal warranty, which is included in those top-ranked refurbished listings. The difference you’re paying is mostly for its "used – excellent condition" status and the included original packaging. Compared with the best-value picks, it’s a less cost-efficient choice unless flawless appearance and the 16-inch screen matter a lot to you. If your top priority is a 16-inch display with excellent cosmetic condition from a trustworthy seller, and you don’t need the peace of mind of a warranty, this is a reliably good—if slightly pricier—selection.

You get the 14-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro at one of the lowest prices here, and the machine itself is in good overall condition with minimal cosmetic wear, solid battery health, and a trusted, 100% positive feedback seller. It’s a good balance of performance, portability, and reliability. But there is one big tradeoff to watch: this listing does NOT include a charger, so you’ll need to budget extra and hunt one down yourself. That’s a pain if you want to get started right away, and it eats into your savings compared to listings that are ready to go out of the box. There’s also no mention of a warranty. If you already have a spare charger or can pick one up cheaply, and condition is your main focus at this price point, you can come out ahead. But if you want a truly turn-key experience—or just don’t want the hassle—checking higher-ranked refurbished listings (which include warranty and, usually, a charger) may be a better move. Still, this offers strong value with just a little DIY effort.

With this listing, you’re getting a 14-inch M1 Pro MacBook in used, working condition, and at a very compelling price given it comes with a full year of warranty—a big safety net. The seller is well-established and has an excellent reputation, so you’ll have peace of mind about both the purchase and after-sale support. Here’s the important catch: a charger is NOT included, so you’ll need to buy one separately. That’s an extra cost and a minor hassle to keep in mind when weighing against similar options higher up the list, which are either around the same price or just a bit more, but typically come with everything in the box. If you want the combination of price, seller trust, and warranty and don’t mind sourcing your own charger, this could be a solid value. But if you’d rather avoid any extra steps and potentially avoidable costs, the higher-ranked refurbished listings (which also include a warranty) might give you a simpler, more complete package.

This listing gets you a 16-inch MacBook Pro in great condition at a slightly lower price than some other used 16-inch models out there. The cosmetic wear is light, battery health is still good, and the seller has a perfect feedback record. Plus, you get the charger included, so you’re ready to go straight out of the box. Big watch out: this MacBook has a British keyboard layout. If you’re used to the Aussie/US layout and do a lot of typing, this might feel awkward—so think carefully about your workflow before pulling the trigger. There isn’t any mention of warranty or returns, which can matter if you want more long-term security. Compared to top picks, you’re not getting quite as strong a value (those offer warranty and warranty-backed refurb status for around the same or lower price), but you are getting good looks and a reliable seller. If you’re okay with the keyboard quirk and don’t want to fuss with warranty, this is a clean and capable option for a big-screen pro MacBook.