Apple MacBook Pro 13\" 2012 Core i5 2.5GHz 500GB - COMES WITH BOX For Sale

Apple MacBook Pro 13\
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Apple MacBook Pro 13\" 2012 Core i5 2.5GHz 500GB - COMES WITH BOX:
$600.00

This is a used MacBook Pro mid-2012 - 13in. It has a generic battery that was installed last December. It is missing 2 rubber feet on the bottom, but I still have them so they can be re-attached. The power cord is in excellent condition (recently purchased a new one directly from Apple), as is the power cord extension. There are no dents on the body, no cracks or scratches on the screen. However, there are some scratches on the bottom from use. Mouse pad works, all keys work, power button works and boots just fine. Running high sierra the latest version. Bluetooth and WiFi work perfect. Will be wiped clean to factory settings before shipping - please give me 2 to 3 days to get it prepared for shipping. Selling this because I want to purchase an iPad with a keyboard. Please feel free to message me and make a REASONABLE offer if you cannot afford the listed price. Ask any and ALL questions before buying or placing offer. Thanks for looking! :)INCLUDED:ChargerLaptopOriginal Box and Finger GuideApple Stickers


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