First, let's go over some of the reasons you should sell your MacBook with GetTech.

Receive Money for Your used MacBook

You can make some easy cash when you sell your used MacBook. An old MacBook is still a valuable asset, so if you need quick cash for a project, you should consider putting it up for sale.

Get Rid of Your Laptop You Are No Longer Using

A laptop in good condition is too expensive to lie around the house, taking up space and doing nothing. So, if you no longer use your MacBook, you need to sell it ASAP and get the best monetary value you can out of it.

Upgrade to the New Macbook With Your Payment

Unless you are a vintage collector, there's no reason to be stuck with an outdated MacBook. Instead, sell the laptop and use the money from the sale to upgrade to a sleeker modern version. Unfortunately, there's no way you'll get the original amount you purchased the laptop for but, you can still cut a pretty decent deal depending on where you sell your MacBook. On GetTech, you can make up to €2,075 on a MacBook Pro and €948 on a MacBook Air.

Create a Backup Of Your Macbook's Content

To avoid losing important files, make sure you back up all the content in your MacBook. There are a number of ways to do this—you can store the files in your iCloud or automatically backup your files with the in-built Time Machine.

Sign out of iTunes, iCloud, and iMessage

You need to remove all of your personal information from your laptop before shipping it out. Start by signing out of iTunes, iCloud, and iMessage. You can learn how to do these on Apple's support page.

Reset NVRAM

Now, it's time to restore the security features from the system’s factory settings and clear all user settings from memory. Here's how to reset NVRAM:

1. Shut down your Mac, then turn it back on.
2. Press and hold these four keys together: Option, Command, P, and R, immediately.
3. Release the keys after about 20 seconds

Erase Your Macbook's Hard Drive and Reinstall Mac OS

The new owner needs to meet the Mac in a ready-to-use state. You can make this happen by erasing your hard drive and reinstalling macOS. If your Mac is intel-based, use disk utility to erase its hard drive.