Apple released early-2013 and late-2013 versions of the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display. Both feature a 13.3-inch display with a 2560-by-1600 native resolution, Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processors, flash storage, USB 3, HDMI, an SDXC card slot, and MagSafe 2 charging. Confirm whether the MacBook is an early-2013 or late-2013 model, along with its processor, storage capacity, condition, and functionality when contacting Gizmogo for pricing.
Identify Your MacBook Pro 13-inch (2013)
Model
Confirm Early or Late 2013
MacBookPro10,2 identifies the early-2013 model. MacBookPro11,1 identifies the late-2013 model, although that identifier was also used for the mid-2014 version.
Processor
Check Your Intel Processor
Open Apple Menu and select About This Mac. Record the Core i5 or Core i7 processor, its speed, and whether the model name shows Early 2013 or Late 2013.
Storage
Confirm the Storage Capacity
Capacities include 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 768GB, or 1TB. The 768GB option belongs to the early model, while 1TB belongs to the late model.
What Affects Your Offer?
Laptop Condition Grades Explained
- Brand New Factory sealed, never used, with the original charger and accessories and no damage, missing keys, or performance issues
- Like New Fully functional and flawless with no visible wear or display issues; battery health is 90% or higher
- Good Fully functional with light cosmetic wear, no major screen blemishes or missing parts; battery health is 85% or higher
- Fair Fully functional with noticeable wear or replaced parts and no major display issues; battery health is below 85%
- Damaged Cracks, display or hardware failures, missing parts, severe damage, overheating, power issues, or battery health below 70%
Key Factors
Model Version
Processor Speed
Storage Capacity
Screen Condition
Functionality
Battery Health
Battery Health
You do not need to check or submit a battery-health percentage. Gizmogo evaluates the battery during device testing.
Find Your Processor and Storage
Important
Confirm the Model, Processor, and Storage
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About This Mac
Early-2013 models use 2.5GHz or 2.6GHz Core i5 processors, with optional 2.9GHz or 3.0GHz Core i7 processors. Late-2013 models use 2.4GHz or 2.6GHz Core i5 processors, with an optional 2.8GHz Core i7.
Select Apple Menu → About This Mac → Storage to review the installed flash-storage capacity. Also confirm whether the model name shows Early 2013 or Late 2013.
Before You Sell
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Erase personal data
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get pricing for a MacBook Pro 13-inch (2013)?
Because this is an older model, an instant quote is not available. Contact Gizmogo with the processor, storage information, condition, and functionality. Our team will review the device and confirm whether it qualifies for an offer. Devices without resale value may still be sent to Gizmogo for free recycling.
What information should I provide when requesting pricing?
Provide the processor, storage size, whether the storage is an SSD or HDD, and the MacBook’s condition.
Why isn’t an instant quote available?
Values for older models can vary based on configuration, condition, functionality, and current demand. A manual review helps us determine whether the device qualifies for an offer.
Is payment guaranteed after I contact Gizmogo?
No. Contacting Gizmogo does not guarantee a cash offer. Our team must review the device information and confirm whether it currently has resale value.
How do I identify the 2013 13-inch MacBook Pro?
Open Apple Menu and select About This Mac. MacBookPro10,2 identifies the early-2013 model, while MacBookPro11,1 identifies the late-2013 model. Confirm that the model name also shows 2013.
Can I submit a damaged or nonworking MacBook Pro 13-inch (2013)?
Contact Gizmogo and describe the damage or hardware issue. Eligibility varies based on the device’s condition, functionality, configuration, and current demand. Devices without resale value may still qualify for free recycling.
Do I need to check my MacBook Pro battery health?
No. Battery health affects condition, but you do not need to submit a percentage. Gizmogo evaluates the battery during testing.
How do I get paid, and how fast?
Choose PayPal, Zelle, Apple Pay, check, e-check, or an Amazon gift card. Payment is sent within 1 business day after testing is complete and your order is ready for payment.