Its not stated but you can request for it via email - their customer support is top-notch.

I had a few almost 2 years - no residue at all. Normal stickers will defo leave stains, DBrand uses 3M adhesive, similar to the ones used for car vinyl wraps. But again, you can decide if you want to take the risk to do so - I can't promise you that nothing will happen

The cutout is without any sticker - basically just a see-thru gap leaving the logo exposed. I will usually get the one without cutout.

Err if you're in no hurry to get a new mouse, I guess you can always wait out - if the Trackpad is not giving you any headaches

Don't think you should be accepting anything less than perfect for your device. You did pay a huge amount of money for it, expect it to be at the best condition out of the box.

One of my practice is to keep it plugged in for most days and cycle charge at least once a week - drain the battery until 20% and charge until full again.

As long as you make this a habit, its totally fine. I picked up this habit from my previous Razer Blade laptop, those things can't run well on battery so it needs to be plugged in most of the time - but eventually need to cycle charge also.

Then again, I wouldn't put too much stress on the batteries as they are replaceable - we should just use our devices as intended, at our convenience.

I’m currently using this to power my 2 HomePods Mini and 1 more USB C for iPad / MacBook.

I left the USB A port untouched, not sure why but whenever I connect 4 ports all together, the USB C ports gets compromised (not enough power) although it (USB A) was only 5W to charge my AirPods

Other than that issue, it works fine, doesn’t get too hot as well.

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That looks like a brick that you can throw at someone when you're pissed off

I have recently 'downgraded' my 16 inch to a 14 inch mainly due to portability factor and I am very much surprised by the screen estate.

It does actually feel smaller than the 15" that's for sure, but just a slightly 'beefed' up version of the 13" - especially the top/bottom bezels are much thinner now.

Overall I feel this tradeoff of screen estate for portability really does make alot of sense for my use case. I think the only major differences I can tell is the battery - the 16" endurance is far more superior vs the 14".

I guess it really depends on the seller, how reputable are they?

Based on my experience from selling used Macs, the buyers will usually check the validity of warranty and receipt, then physical condition as per described on the selling post, then the usual things like battery health, screen and speakers.

For 'cheaper' priced new Macbooks, they are usually imported units either from US or HK depending on the seller and usually the warranty are already 'activated' hence upon receiving it, you won't be getting a full 12 months coverage. It really depends if you are willing to compromise on these. The plug points might be different too, for US units of course.

Always check, verify and re-verify before purchasing.

It's a legit store.

Under Lazada, there's a couple of 'authorized reseller' and this includes Apple Authorized Reseller, Switch, Machines, TMT etc - just refer to the LazMall Flagship Store badge for authenticity.

Yes they do run promotion occasionally because most of their stocks are ready-stocks hence they clear their inventory quite fast too.

Yeah because different target audience ma.

Silver for me is the safest colour albeit being boring - wear and tear especially.