Apple iMac 27” – Late 2013 – 2.7GHz i5 – 16GB RAM – 1TB – Excellent Condition
For sale is a beautifully maintained Apple iMac 27-inch (Late 2013 model) in excellent condition. This iMac has been well cared for and works perfectly — ideal for home, office, creative work, or everyday use.
I have recently moved my office to my home, so i don't need the extra computer.
Specifications:
Model: Apple iMac 27" (Late 2013)
Operating System: macOS Catalina
Processor: 2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5
Memory: 16GB RAM
Storage: 1TB internal hard drive
Display: 27-inch Retina-quality display with vibrant colors and sharp detail Condition:
Excellent cosmetic and working condition
Screen is clear and bright
No known faults or issues
Runs smoothly and quietly
Comes in original box Why you’ll love it:
Large 27" display is perfect for multitasking, photo/video work, or productivity
Plenty of RAM for smooth performance
Classic aluminum iMac design that still looks modern Included:
iMac 27" computer only
Apple Keyboard
Apple Mouse
Power cable
Factory reset and ready for its new owner.
?? Carefully packed for safe shipping in original box
?? Feel free to message me with any questions!
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26.2% No, individuals should take responsibility
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