Best Used MacBook Pro M1 Pro/Max Deals Today

This listing gives you a great blend of value, reliability, and peace of mind. You’re getting a 2021 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 Pro chip, 16GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD—so all the power and modern features you need, like a high-refresh ProMotion display and support for the latest macOS. The real strength here is the top-rated, trusted seller: their positive feedback is nearly flawless, returns are easy (with return shipping paid by the seller), and the item has already been refurbished and checked over. You also get fast shipping and even a local pickup option if that’s more convenient for you. Compared to other options, this stands out for its low price given the refurbished ‘good’ condition and strong seller protections—it’s difficult to find another listing that checks as many boxes for both value and risk reduction. You are paying maybe a little more than the absolute cheapest used models, but you get the reassurance of refurbishment, warranty, and a trustworthy seller. Really, if you’re after the best value without extra hassle or risk, this is the sweet spot.

If you want more internal storage for less than the typical “excellent” condition price tag, this listing stands out. For only a bit more than the #1 option, you double your SSD to 1TB, which is a lifesaver if you work with large files or keep plenty of media on your laptop. The MacBook is also refurbished and in ‘good’ condition, coming from a top-rated seller with solid feedback and a hassle-free 30-day return window (return shipping is covered, too). You’re set there. You do pay slightly more than some 512GB options, but you’re getting a big upgrade in usable space. Compared to the absolute cheapest listings, you might be giving up some dollars, but not peace of mind—returns and seller trust remain strong. This is the one to choose if storage matters and you still want strong value and safety. Just note, you’ll need to have or buy your own HDMI to DVI adapter if you need it, as it’s not included.

What you get here is the pure lowest-price play: a 2021 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 Pro chip and all those modern features, priced lower than almost anything else in the lineup. The seller is top-rated, with nearly perfect feedback, and you still get a full 30-day return window—so even though this isn’t a refurbished device, you have some protection if it arrives and something isn’t right. Ships quickly, too. The main tradeoff is that this is a standard used MacBook, not refurbished—so while it’s still in good working order, expect moderate signs of previous use. It matches most others on RAM and storage (16GB/512GB), but if you want that extra reassurance—like a professional refurb inspection, thorough cleaning, and extra checks—you’re better off looking at #1, even if it means paying just a bit more. Still, if every dollar counts and you’re comfortable with used hardware, this is hard to beat.

What’s unique about this option is the 32GB of RAM—double what most others offer—so if you run heavy workloads, edit 4K video, or multitask like crazy, you’ll notice the difference. You still get a 2021 chassis and all the Silicon-era Pro features. That said, this comes with some tradeoffs: the price is higher than most standard 16GB models, and it’s in used—not refurbished—condition. Seller feedback is strong, and returns are accepted, but you do have to pay for return shipping. It’s also being sold in Canada, so make sure the currency and potential cross-border shipping works for you. If max RAM is crucial to your workflow and you want solid value for that, this is a niche but worthwhile pick. Otherwise, for most buyers, you can save money by sticking with one of the many 16GB listings above it.

You’re getting a nicely-priced 14-inch MacBook Pro with all the right specs: M1 Pro chip, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD—so you’re not trading off on the essentials. The real strengths here are the trusted seller (top rated, almost perfect feedback) and a full month-long, risk-free return policy, with shipping covered by the seller—that makes trying it out a lot less stressful. This one is used, not refurbished, so expect some signs of previous use. That’s the main tradeoff compared to the top couple of picks, which are refurbished. You save at least $10–$40 over those refurbished models, so if you’re willing to accept moderate cosmetic wear, this is a straight value play with strong seller backing. Just keep in mind, if you’re shopping in California, you may have to factor in sales tax unless you qualify for an exemption.

This MacBook Pro is a solid pick if you want the safety net of a 90-day seller warranty—longer than most—but don’t need top-tier cosmetic condition. It’s a used, refurbished model with the standard M1 Pro/16GB/512GB setup. Seller feedback is excellent, you get a month to return it (though you pay return shipping), and the storage and RAM match most US-based listings. Where this falls short is price: even after currency conversion, it’s costlier than many US options—and the refurb grade is only fair, so it might look more used than most top-ranked options. It’s also being shipped from Canada, so check for any added fees or slower shipping. If you like extra warranty support and trust the seller, this is one to consider—especially if you’re already in Canada. Otherwise, you may find better value and easier returns higher up the list.

This is one of the most affordable ways to move up to the 16-inch MacBook Pro, which gives you a bigger screen for creative work, editing, or simply more real estate. It comes in ‘good’ refurbished condition, with a full year’s seller warranty—much longer protection than most, which really stands out if you want long-term peace of mind. The seller is very reputable and experienced. Downsides: It’s located in Australia, so shipping may take longer (and cost more) if you’re not local. Returns aren’t accepted, so you’re relying on the warranty if there’s an issue. It’s also a bit pricier than top 14-inch models (once converted), but you’re buying a larger machine from a seller who backs you for a whole year. If you value a big screen and warranty over a rock-bottom price, this is a smart, lower-risk route to a 16-inch Pro.

What makes this listing appealing is the chance to get the larger 16-inch MacBook Pro—with all the core specs—at a genuinely reasonable price. The seller is extremely well-established with outstanding feedback, and you have a month to return it if anything’s not right, with return shipping covered. The machine has been professionally cleaned and tested, so it should arrive ready to roll. There’s one big tradeoff here: a charger is NOT included. That’s several dozen dollars extra (or more) for a new MagSafe charger, so keep that in mind when calculating value. If you already have a compatible charger at home, or you can pick up a genuine one affordably, this can be a great deal on a larger model. Otherwise, some similarly priced listings include everything in the box, so double-check costs before you jump in.

This listing stands out with a full year’s warranty and 'very good' refurbished condition—so you’re getting a 16-inch MacBook Pro that promises to look and feel closer to new than many used options. The seller’s extremely experienced, and you can even bulk-buy or customize if you have special needs (unique features not found elsewhere in the list). The biggest downsides are the price—a bit higher since it’s coming from Australia, and returns aren’t accepted, so you commit once you buy. Still, compared to other 16-inch options, this is the most cosmetically pristine, with by far the longest warranty. If you want big screen, solid specs, a like-new feel, and post-purchase peace of mind, and you don’t absolutely need a return window, this is a compelling (if slightly premium) pick.

If you want a 14-inch MacBook Pro that feels as close to new as possible, this listing is worth a look. You get a bump up in storage—1TB SSD instead of the usual 512GB—which is great if you work with big files or just like extra space. Battery health is good, cosmetic wear is light, and the seller has perfect feedback. You also get a charger and even a bit of manufacturer warranty left (rare at this age). But, you are paying noticeably more than several higher-ranked, fully protected, and still robust options. There’s also no returns, so if you like to have that “try before you commit” window, consider the top picks first (like #1 or #2—similar specs, lower cost, easy returns). Here, you’re paying more for pristine condition, extra storage, and one more little slice of warranty. Only worth it if those are absolute priorities for you.