UNTOUCHED As-Is For Repairs Broken 2017 Retina MacBook Pro 13\" 3.1 8GB RAM SSD For Sale

UNTOUCHED As-Is For Repairs Broken 2017 Retina MacBook Pro 13\
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UNTOUCHED As-Is For Repairs Broken 2017 Retina MacBook Pro 13\" 3.1 8GB RAM SSD:
$289.99

UNTOUCHED As-Is for Repairs Broken 2017 Retina Apple MacBook Pro 13\" 3.1GHz i5 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Space Gray
This is an untouched, direct-from-consumer computer so no repairs or ultrasonic cleaning has been performed. We\'re not able to work on these.The display looks to be in good physical condition but we have no way of knowing if it is functional.The keyboard feels good for the most part. It may have been slightly impacted by the spill, but if there\'s any stickiness, it\'s very minimal. I can\'t be sure, but I\'m guessing it\'s fine.
• This computer is being sold AS-IS for parts or repair. YOU NEED TO ASSUME EVERYTHING IS BROKEN. We can\'t guarantee that anything works. NOTHING has been tested as working. Because it\'s liquid-damaged, we\'re only able to guess.
• Because this is an AS-IS computer we can’t guarantee the state of any of the components. Regardless of its current state at the time of the listing, the state of the logic board, screen, keyboard, trackpad, etc. cannot be guaranteed.
• Liquid-Damaged.
• Shipped quickly by Priority Mail.
• See external pictures for overall condition and internal picture for details about the components.
• Power adapter/charger is not included.
• No returns accepted.Feel free to write with any questions, we\'ll be happy to help.
This computer is being sold for parts or repair.
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