This MacBook pallet is 10 to 20 Apple laptops from $1,900. A refurbisher buy spanning MacBook Air and Pro models. Apple laptops hold resale value better than any other brand, so a mixed-model MacBook lot offers strong recovery for an operator who can test, verify and recondition.

What is in a MacBook pallet

• 10 to 20 MacBook Air and Pro units
• A mix of Intel and Apple-silicon generations
• Working, cosmetic and repair-candidate machines
• Sold as-is from overstock and customer-return channels

This is a refurbisher buy. Plan to test each unit, assess screens, batteries and keyboards, and sort into resale, repair and parts tiers. The Air-and-Pro spread lets you serve both value and performance buyers.

The most important check

Confirm each Mac is clear of Activation Lock and signed out of the prior Apple ID. A locked Mac cannot be resold until released. Apple s Activation Lock guidance is the authority; verify on every unit and wipe to factory.

Refurbisher economics

Working MacBooks resell from several hundred dollars upward by model, and Activation-Lock-clear units with damage carry strong parts value. Logic boards, screens, batteries and shells all sell. At $1,900 for 10 to 20 units the lot rewards efficient verification and reconditioning.

Where MacBooks resell

• eBay and Back Market for tested units
• Refurb and repair shops
• Wholesale device buyers
• Parts buyers for non-working units

MacBook pallet FAQ

How many laptops come in the MacBook pallet?

10 to 20 MacBook Air and Pro units from $1,900; composition rotates by release.

Are the laptops tested and unlocked?

No. As-is. Test each unit and verify Activation Lock before resale.

Is shipping included?

Yes. Free nationwide shipping across the contiguous US.

See the MacBook Air and iPad lots in the pallet range or the full Save More catalog.