
Expand your view of everything on MacBook Pro thanks to a larger 16" Retina display with sharper pixel resolution and support for millions of colors.¹ Harness the power of 6-core processors and AMD Radeon Pro 5000M series graphics with 4GB of GDDR6 memory, together with an optimized thermal architecture for groundbreaking performance.
Q: Does it come with charger ?
A: Yes, it comes with a charger
Q: Does this come with any Microsoft for Apple installed?
A: NO. Refurbished Apple products are typically restored to their original factory settings, which means they will have the macOS or iOS operating system installed, depending on the device. Microsoft software such as Windows or Office would need to be purchased and installed separately if desired.
Q: Would this be a good option to use as a college laptop?
A: For college use, this MacBook Pro can be a solid choice, depending on your needs: Performance: The Intel Core i5 processor and SSD provide good performance for everyday tasks, such as word processing, web browsing, and streaming. Portability: Its lightweight and compact design make it easy to carry around campus. Retina Display: Offers a high-resolution display which is great for reading, writing, and multimedia.
A: This model has four Thunderbolt 3 ports (USB-C connector) that also support the USB 3.1 Gen 2 standard (up to 10 Gbps).
Q: what repairs did they do to laptop
A: These are refurbished macs and are bulk in stock, hence, individual repairs to each macbook is unidentified.
Q: what is generation number ?
A: MVVL2LL/A
A: It does not come with Microsoft Office (so neither Word, Excel nor “Microsoft Numbers,” which doesn’t exist anyway). Instead, it includes iWork — Apple’s office‑suite — and specifically includes Numbers (not Microsoft’s). If you really want Microsoft Excel, Word or other Microsoft Office apps on that MacBook, you’d need to purchase and install Office for Mac (or subscribe to Microsoft 365) separately. As for networking: Yes, MacBook Pro MVVJ2LL/A works with Wi‑Fi (802.11n, compatible with common home networks) and can connect to your home Wi‑Fi just fine. If you meant “link with my current computer” via Wi‑Fi (for file sharing, network drives, etc.), that’s possible on macOS — as long as both computers are on the same network and file‑sharing or networking settings are configured appropriately.