Most to pay for 2015 13” MacBook Pro?

[turbineseaplane]

I have a friend looking at a few 2015 13” MacBook Pro’s

What does the forum think about $800 for a mint condition i5 2.7 with 8gb Ram and a 128ssd?

My thought was to pop a $120 NVMe SSD in there for her, so not worried about 128ssd

 

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Bought one of these (exact same specs) in November 2018 for 726 Euros on eBay. I observed the market for some time, prices ranged from 650 to 780 (in Euros), depending on condition.

The one I purchased really was immacculate

 

[turbineseaplane]

Bought one of these in November 2018 for 726 Euro on eBay.

So a touch over $800 USD
Good data, thank you.

 

[trifid]

There is a feature on eBay where you can see what the 'sold' price was for an item, the pricing for mint seems to range between $600-750 see link below:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_od...ok+Pro+2015+13+i5+2.7+8gb+128gb+mint&_sacat=0

With regards to ssd while it's possible to use Samsung's NVMe, it's not as straight forward and may have some compromises. I'd recommend buying a Macbook that already has the storage you need, or getting a used Apple SSD off ebay, they are not too expensive these days.

 

[turbineseaplane]

There is a feature on eBay where you can see what the 'sold' price was for an item, the pricing for mint seems to range between $600-750 see link below:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_od...ok+Pro+2015+13+i5+2.7+8gb+128gb+mint&_sacat=0

With regards to ssd while it's possible to use Samsung's NVMe, it's not as straight forward and may have some compromises. I'd recommend buying a Macbook that already has the storage you need, or getting a used Apple SSD off ebay, they are not too expensive these days.

Good points and thank you for the eBay link..

In terms of NVMe, I'm super experienced with that part (on 2015's).
Thanks again.