hi , I want to replace my Mac book that I bought on affirm instalment , it is running very slow and I want to replace it with Mac Pro so I can continue my affirm accounts and new Mac instalments as well and also try to deduct the old Mac price that is 30% paid.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 15.6
There are MANY reasons why a Mac could be running slower than expected, and almost none of them require a huge jump in processing power and huge additional cost to fix.
what model-year MacBook Air 13-in, and how much RAM memory is installed?
Did you mean to write, “replace with a MacBook Pro.”
A Mac Pro is a large and expensive professional workstation whose cost far exceeds the budget of the typical user.
Also, Apple does not respond here, only other end users. We cannot give you an official binding response regarding what is and is not possible in sales and refund matters.
If your MacBook Air is slowing down, don’t rush into replacing it with a Mac Pro, that’s a $7K+ workstation meant for film studios, not day-to-day use.
Most slowdowns on Airs come from limited RAM, storage nearly full, or too many background processes, which are usually fixable without dropping thousands. If you meant MacBook Pro, that makes more sense, but Apple won’t “roll over” your Affirm loan, you’d need to either sell your current Mac privately or check if Afrm lets you open a new plan.
Also, check storage usage (System Settings > General > Storage), login items, and Activity Monitor for anything eating resources, you might be able to get your current Mac running smoothly without upgrading.
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Replace my old Mac with Mac Pro
