Pre-Owned MacBook Air M3
The most powerful MacBook Air. Apple M3 chip, certified, tested, 1-year warranty at Relab.
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Frequently Asked Questions — MacBook Air M3
How much is a pre-owned MacBook Air M3 in Morocco?
We have no MacBook Air M3 in stock today. Pre-order it on this page, no payment needed: we'll call you as soon as a matching device arrives. Every device is tested on 55 points and comes with a 12-month warranty.
MacBook Air M3 vs M2 — is it worth upgrading?
The M3 is about 15-20% faster on CPU and 30% faster on GPU. For office work, the M2 is still excellent and much cheaper. For creative work (video, 3D), the M3 is worth the difference.
Does the MacBook Air M3 support two external displays?
Yes, the M3 supports up to 2 external displays (in clamshell mode). That's a major improvement over the M2, which only supported one display.
Interest-free credit on a MacBook?
Yes, interest-free 0% credit over 4 installments, 6 or 12 months available at Relab. Contact us on WhatsApp.
Is a pre-owned MacBook Air M3 from Relab covered by a warranty?
Yes, 12 months on every device. The warranty covers electronic and mechanical defects; it excludes breakage, oxidation and repairs made by a third party. You can also return the device within 7 days of receiving it, for a full refund.
Where can I see the MacBook Air M3 before buying it?
At our Carrefour Sidi Maarouf, Casablanca stand, Monday to Saturday from 9am to 7pm. You can also order online: free delivery, same day in Casablanca and within 24 to 48 hours after dispatch elsewhere in Morocco. Got a question? WhatsApp us at 07 03 15 20 30.
Can I trade in my old phone?
Yes. Estimate it online in one minute at relab.ma/reprise, then come by the store: we inspect it and you get paid, or the amount is deducted from your purchase.
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