After doing more research on "recertified" items on Newegg, I learned that repairs are actually not performed on them. They don't give refunds, and will only replace it with a similar item. I thought.

This MBP is the perfect size and portability

I have only had this item for a couple of days, but I am shipping it back; I did a lot of research on both the product and Newegg before buying it; ,y other option was getting a refurb from the online Apple store; I should have done that in the first place.

Perfectly perfect laptop. I have always had Macintosh computers in the past, starting with the white laptop version, then upgraded to a regular MacBook, and now to a Pro. The Pro is by far the best. The Retina screen does an excellent job of not tiring my eyes after a long day of computer work.

The Late 2011 model replaces the earlier MacBook Pro 13-inch for the same price of Rs.84,900, while the ‘cheaper' one with a 2.4GHz Core i5 CPU retails for Rs.69,900. Considering a little more money can fetch your the 15-inch model that's also a lot more powerful, the 13-inch feels quite expensive.

The new Apple MacBook Pro is a worthy upgrade, especially if you’re looking forward to replacing the now discontinued 2014 MacBook Pro Model. Sure, it does score a half-point lower than its predecessor, but the mix of premium design, high-speed ports, stable processor performance, excellent battery...

There are other high-res laptops out there, but this year's more powerful and affordable 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro is one of the best of the bunch, and makes a compelling case for upgrading from the 13-inch Air.

Still expensive if you plan to add more storage or RAM; no extra Nvidia graphics option as on the 15-inch version; yes, it's thicker and heavier than an Air

I purchased the 13" Retina MacBook Pro as both a backup machine for my beefier 15" rMBP and as a secondary machine to help with data management while working on film sets.

8gb Ram Vs Standard 4gb; Extremely Portable; Fast Internal Ssd; PricePerformance; Price per performance

No Discrete Graphics; not upgradeable

Got it for the kids, as that is what high school kids are comfortable with. So far so good.

Super fast computer, the SSD drive is lightning fast, retina display although not needed, is beautiful. Only downside is you pay for the Apple name tag, and for a school laptop, you will never use it to its full potential.

The MacBook Pro is Apple's top-of-the-line laptop computer and one that comes with plenty of power. It's available in two versions: the 13-inch and 15-inch, both of which can offer Retina display - as in this model on review - and a powerful spec sheet if you are happy to add a little weight to your...

Powerful; great screen; good design; brilliant battery life

Have been issues with a number of elements (now fixed); not as powerful as some would like; glossy screen; no discrete graphics; this or the Air

The Apple MacBook Pro 13in may look outwardly identical to last year's model, but it's received some substantial internal revisions - making it faster... yet also slower and shorter-lived.