Apple iMac 21.5in (Late 2012) - Core i5 2.7GHz, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD (Renewed)

Very pleased with my Mac! There was an error when mine was shipped in that the power cable wasn't included in packaging but I rang the seller using the phone number on the card included and they were so incredibly good about it and made sure I got it as soon as possible. The two members of staff I spoke to we're both wonderful and I can't commend them enough, I wish I could remember their names to thank them specifically. The Mac itself looks great, not a scratch on it, and since getting the power cable it runs perfectly and quickly like a new machine would. It'll be perfect for my work as a designer and is well worth the money.

Pure Time Wasters!!!!

I have to say that there was a lot of umming and ahhhing before I finally bit the bullet and ordered this refurbished iMac. It was like new out of the box and even with me being a first time Mac owner it was easy to set up - apart from me not being familiar with setting up the 'magic' keyboard (check batteries if not working). I hold my hands up to not being an Apple fan in the past, but having used an iMac for work I was swayed and can now see why they are popular. I'm a keen hobby photographer too, so when my laptop screen started playing up I knew I wanted an iMac, but there is no way I could afford a brand spanking new one... So far, I am tickled pink with my buy and no one would ever know that it's refurbished. It came installed with the latest Mojave operating system and mine came with an Apple mouse and keyboard which I didn't expect, but was a nice surprise (I expected generic versions). It also arrived a week earlier than expected. It came packaged very well (in the original apple packaging), which was something I was concerned about as I live abroad. One thing that did surprise me was the outer box was not labelled fragile and when I removed it there was an obvious knock on the original box. I opened it with one eye closed, dreading to see any damage, but it was so well packed there was none. All in all, I would recommend this iMac to anyone looking to get an iMac without wanting to pay silly money. Oh, and it also came with a seller backed one-year guarantee, which helped seal the deal for me.

The iMac was ordered on the weekend and arrived at my home in Scotland on the Thursday. It was extremely well packaged and the setup was straightforward with no issues to speak of. The machine is running the latest version of Catalina but I don't think it has the Nvidia Geforce graphics card as advertised. It's a small point but the machine was rather grubby, with the foot being dusty and some marks and dirt on the rear panel. The power cable was particularly messy. When I am spending over 500 pounds on an item I would hope the seller would take the time to ensure the item was in a more presentable condition.

I was very sceptical about purchasing a iMac -or any computer for that matter - that has been “renewed”. I read the reviews and coupled with the price and the warranty I decided to go for it; I don’t regret it. It came exceptionally packed and on first taking it out I couldn’t believe it wasn’t new, no marks, scratches or nicks anywhere and came with original Apple keyboard and mouse. As soon as it was plugged in, my fears of any issues were gone. Set up was easy and coming from a pc to Mac has been quite intuitive. I love this mac, I doubt I will ever go back to owning a pc again; I nearly threw my old one out of the window from sheer frustration of clunky, unresponsive, spinning “blue circle of death” and endless “restarts”before buying this. I am thoroughly happy, it not only looks brilliant it works brilliantly. If you’re looking to buy I recommend IT Trade, just remember to source a power cable as well when you buy as this was not included in box and even though it wasn’t included, it is no reason to give less than 5 stars. It comes with El Capitan X OS and I upgraded to Mojave via the Apple store so I could download the latest versions of a Microsoft Office applications and Outlook. Setting up my printer was done in moments, synchronicity of iPad and accounts was seamless. I didn’t use the recommended migration assistant to transfer my files from the pc to the iMac. I would suggest buying a memory stick and transfer your files that way, much easier and less of a headache due to the conflicts from one machine to the other.

Purchased this to replace our late 2012 iMac which died and failed to turn on. The refurbished replacement from One Click Crazy Deals arrived with a wireless keyboard and mouse, power lead and easy to follow instructions. With our time machine backup disk connected to a USB port, its contents were quickly transferred to the refurbished iMac without a hitch. It works perfectly! Sound quality seems clearer than before! With a 12 month warranty it represents excellent value for money too. What’s not to like?! If you have an ailing old iMac would strongly recommend One Click Crazy Deals as the go to place for a brilliant replacement.

the mac itself works fine and was in a good condition when it arrived, the keyboard supplied with the mac however doesn't work anymore, the low battery light shines even with new batteries and does not type leaving the mac useless until I can buy a replacement keyboard

Mine did not come with a keyboard and a mouse it was Just only the computer

I put this iMac into service February, 2018. Even though it was refurbished, it seemed to be in new condition. Everything works and it is much faster than other Macs I have (due to Quad core). The screen is bright and sharp. The Magic Mouse is great. I wish the keyboard had a ten key number pad. I've been back with Mac since 2004 after living in the PC world for almost 20 years. Neither world is perfect, but I enjoy the integration of the Apple eco-system and use it to the fullest with iPhone, iPads, and AppleTV's. The way that family works together is without parallel in the PC world. ======== Update (2 years later): Ultimately I found the internal 1TB HDD to be too slow...bootup took forever...so I took it to my local Apple certified support store and had them swap that out for a 256Gb SSD. It now boots very quickly and seems to have less problems with the OS clean-installed on that SSD. I keep all data on an external Drobo drive so that all that is on the SSD permanently is the OS...which leaves about 185Gb of temp storage space for working space. It also works well for iCloud documents which disappear from the local drive after a period of inactivity with a given document. ========== Update 2 (after 4 years) I have four Macs in operation ranging in dates from 2010 (running El Capitan) to a new M1 MacMini. I do have Big Sur running on this 2015 iMac without problems or stalling issues. Of the four, I think this iMac may be the most dependable and robust of the lot. It is really a good computer (after the SSD upgrade I mentioned above)....maybe the best Mac I've ever owned (and I'm sure I've had at least 10). This is a heqq of a value.

NA TERAZ JEST DOBRZE.wizuaknie idealnie.Mam nadzieję ,że tak samo będzie działał.Jak będzie dobrze współpracował z programem davinci to kupię drugi.Klawiatura niemiecką nie pasuję jak będę następną zamawiał to proszę wersję polską.Bedę w kontakcie pozdrawiam.

The more like is the quality of product

Der Computer funktioniert einwandfrei!

My early 2009 iMac was still working well, but it was limited in ability to run the newest software. It had a 24 inch screen, so it was a large one. I upgraded to this late 2015 iMac with a 21.5 inch screen. The better resolution on the new Mac makes the smaller size be no problem. It came with El Capitan operating system, the same as on my previous iMac, and I was afraid that I would again be unable to upgrade. However, after transferring all of my files to the new computer, I downloaded and installed Mojave. Man, it works well! Faster than my 2009 iMac and with new abilities. I don't know why the refurbisher did not install the newer operating system (2 steps up); it is free. One thing I had to adjust to: I used Excel on my old Mac. It was an early version of the spreadsheet, bought when I did not have to have a subscription to use it. I was happy with it. However, with the new iMac I am unable to use the Excel spreadsheet except for read-only. The same is undoubtedly true for Word, although I haven't tried it. (Somehow Microsoft knows when you change machines and try to transfer Excel to the new one. I use a spreadsheet for only 1-2 hours per week, and I refuse to pay Microsoft $60 a year to use it. So I opened the 8-10 Excel spreadsheets into Numbers (Apple's answer to Excel). Some things are different, especially graphs (which Numbers calls "charts"), but I have been able to to everything with Numbers that I did with Excel--and Numbers comes free with Mac. I can even export a Numbers 'sheet as an Excel spreadsheet for my few Windows friends. I have used Apple's Pages rather than Word for some time, so that is no problem. The computer came with the small Apple keyboard and mouse. I had a large keyboard with a number pad, and I will continue to use it. I do like the Apple mouse, however, and am using it. Needless to say, I am extremely happy with my iMac, as I have been with all things Apple.