For Sale: 13" MacBook Air - Intel Core i7 - 256GB SDD - 4GB RAM

I'm selling my 13" MacBook Air. It's the fully specced out top of the line mid-2011 model, bought for £1,500. It's been incredibly well looked after and is fantastic condition with no marks, no dings, no damage what so ever.

***Specs: ***
13 inch display (1440 x 900)
1.8ghz Intel Core i7 processor
256GB flash storage
4GB RAM
Backlit keyboard
Thunderbolt
Facetime camera
Built in SDXC card reader
OS X 10.8.4 (latest version of Mountain Lion)
More details on Apple's website

The reason I'm selling is because I now use a dedicated work laptop and have access to an iMac, iPad and various other machines for personal use. I've no need for this one any longer.

It's boxed with all original leads, accessories and paperwork and a lovely handmade sleeve from Byrd and Belle (which cost me $60.00 + shipping from the USA).

I'm also happy to install legit copies of iWork, Aperture and/or Adobe Photoshop (Creative Suite 5) if you like. :)

**Price is [S]£850 £790**[/S] Sold for £765.

Additional photos are in the following post.

I would prefer collection from Moorgate during working hours or Archway in the evenings and weekends. I'm also happy to arrange meeting elsewhere and postage is also an option at buyers expense.

Cheers,
Dom
07592990618

Just to check, you can't upgrade the RAM on these can you?

Nope, the RAM is soldered onto the logic board on all MacBook Airs. 4GB is ample though. :)

I've seen this irl and I will confirm that, like all of dom's stuff, it's in pristine condition.

I've now picked up original box from storage so this comes boxed with all original accessories, paperwork and the receipt.

Also… price drop. :)

This is cheap, considering it may as well be brand new...

I would like it, but I cannot justify spending that money at the moment.

Also, good job on the Byrd and Belle sleeve. They're lovely.

good price, can you post coconut battery screenshot pls

What are the key differences between the one you have for sale and the current, buy-it-from-Apple version Dom?

Any chance you could check the battery cycle count?

I future proofed this one nicely when speccing it out, it's got a 1.8ghz i7 chip vs the 1.3ghz i5 Apple are offering with their ~£1k entry level 13" MacBook Air. The only key differences would be the new one has USB 3 and perhaps marginally better battery life and stuff.

Here you go…

Battery status: 90%
Battery loadcycles: 242

:)

My Dad might also be interested, I've sent him a link.

fucking steal.

Lunch time price drop. £785.

Christ. Wish I had the funds :( have a bump & GLWS

bonkers cheap!

Here you go…

Battery status: 90%
Battery loadcycles: 242

:)

A trickle calibration would bump the capacity up I think

My dad said he will buy for £750?

Provisionally sold! :)

Woop!