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Sell your MacBook Pro (14-inch, 3.2GHz Apple M1 Pro 10 CPU/14 GPU, 2021) Sell your MacBook Pro (14-inch, 3.2GHz Apple M1 Pro 10 CPU/16 GPU, 2021) Sell your MacBook Pro (14-inch, 3.2GHz Apple M1 Max 10 CPU/24 GPU, 2021) Sell your MacBook Pro (14-inch, 3.2GHz Apple M1 Max 10 CPU/32 GPU, 2021) Sell your MacBook Pro (13-inch, 3.49GHz Apple M2 8 CPU/10 GPU, 2022) Look at one of these places and then match which model number it goes with from the following list: Or if you purchased your MacBook Pro straight from Apple or another authorized third party retailer, you can find the serial number on your receipt or invoice. Other ways to look up the model number is by looking at your original packaging if you still have it. You can also find this information in the About This Mac window in almost any version of the MacBook Pro.
The fastest and easiest way to determine what model you have is by looking at the serial number that is located on every device’s surface.
This is very important to be able to identify if you plan to sell your used MacBook Pro at some point and need to specify its model. If you are not experienced with the different types of MacBook Pros out there, it could be very hard to identify the model by just looking at it.
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