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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G – 12GB RAM / 256GB Storage in Cream colour.
📱 Model: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
💾 RAM/Storage: 12GB + 256GB
🎨 Colour: Cream
📦 Original Box: Available
⚡ Performance: Excellent – Snapdragon flagship performance
📸 Camera: 200MP main camera + Ultra-wide + Telephoto cameras
✏️** S P**en: Built-in
📶 5G: Yes
🔐 Display: Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 120Hz
🔋 Battery: Working properly
🔌 Port: USB-C
💧 Water resistance: IP68
Actual resale price?
Needed 50k kinda

I’m a B.Tech final-year CSE student and I’m getting a MacBook Neo 512GB for around ₹50,000.
My main use will be:
Coding & development
College/final-year projects
VS Code, Python, Java, etc.
Browsing, presentations and regular student work
No serious gaming
Is the MacBook Neo 512GB worth buying at ₹50k, or should I look at a Windows laptop instead?
Also, will 8GB RAM be enough for final-year CSE work, or should I avoid it because of the RAM?

Budget 50k better other mac? If you can

Looking for **1–2 travel partners** who are down to explore India on a **budget**.
No fixed round trip or “go to one place and come back” plan. The idea is to **keep moving to different places** and explore as much of India as possible.
Starting somewhere around **Araku / Chitrakote**, then we can decide where to go next — Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, North India, Northeast, wherever makes sense based on **budget, time and transport**.
🚆 Trains/buses
🏠 Budget hostels/stays
🍛 Local food
🥾 Hiking / waterfalls / beaches / mountains / random places
**Everything split equally** — travel, accommodation, food, etc.
Gender doesn't matter — **M/F, everyone is welcome**.
The main goal is to **travel cheap, see as many different places as possible, and have a good time** rather than sticking to a strict itinerary.

Looking for 1–2 travel partners who are down to explore India on a budget.
No fixed round trip or “go to one place and come back” plan. The idea is to keep moving to different places and explore as much of India as possible.
Starting somewhere around Araku / Chitrakote, then we can decide where to go next — Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, North India, Northeast, wherever makes sense based on budget, time and transport.
🚆 Trains/buses
🏠 Budget hostels/stays
🍛 Local food
🥾 Hiking / waterfalls / beaches / mountains / random places
Everything split equally — travel, accommodation, food, etc.
Gender doesn't matter — M/F, everyone is welcome.
The main goal is to travel cheap, see as many different places as possible, and have a good time rather than sticking to a strict itinerary.

I’m a student looking to buy a MacBook for around ₹50,000 max.
Requirements:
• Budget: ₹50k maximum
• Storage: 512GB SSD or higher
• Preferably Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3)
• Mainly for student use, coding, projects, browsing, MS Office, etc.
• Open to used/refurbished if the condition is good
Please suggest better MacBook options available around this budget.
Also looking for reliable sellers / shops with physical stores in Andhra Pradesh (Vijayawada, Vizag, Guntur, etc.), so I can inspect the MacBook before buying.

Second hand stores unna suggest cheyandi
Urgent student usage

I'm a college student looking for a genuine part-time job that I can do for around 2 hours a day. I'm mainly looking for something flexible that I can manage alongside my classes.

Data entry kinda small jobs no need high pay

I'm a college student and recently found a refurbished 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro (A2141, Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) for ₹38,000 with a 3-month seller warranty. My primary use will be MainStage for live keyboard performances, coding projects, college assignments, web browsing, watching movies, and general multitasking. I typically use my laptop for 6–7 hours a day, mostly while plugged in.
I understand it's an Intel Mac and that Apple support won't last forever, but considering my budget, it seems like a good deal. Do you think it's still a smart purchase in 2026 at this price? What are the common issues I should check before buying (battery, thermals, display, keyboard, speakers, etc.)? Also, how many more years of macOS updates and security updates can I realistically expect, and would you buy this over a similarly priced Windows laptop for my use case?

I'm a college student and recently found a refurbished 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro (A2141, Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) for ₹38,000 with a 3-month seller warranty. My primary use will be MainStage for live keyboard performances, coding projects, college assignments, web browsing, watching movies, and general multitasking. I typically use my laptop for 6–7 hours a day, mostly while plugged in.
I understand it's an Intel Mac and that Apple support won't last forever, but considering my budget, it seems like a good deal. Do you think it's still a smart purchase in 2026 at this price? What are the common issues I should check before buying (battery, thermals, display, keyboard, speakers, etc.)? Also, how many more years of macOS updates and security updates can I realistically expect, and would you buy this over a similarly priced Windows laptop for my use case?

Second hand stores unna suggest cheyandi
Urgent student usage

Second hand stores unna suggest cheyandi
Urgent student usage

I'm looking to buy a used/refurbished MacBook Pro (2019 or newer) in 2026 with a budget of around ₹30,000–₹40,000. I'm mainly considering models like the 2019 16-inch (A2141), 2019 13-inch (A2159), 2020 Intel 13-inch (A2251/A2289), and if I'm lucky, an M1 MacBook Pro (A2338).
My usage will be coding, web browsing, Microsoft Office, media consumption, and occasional light photo/video editing. I'm looking for something that will stay reliable for at least the next 3–5 years.
For those who own or have used these models recently, which one would you recommend and why? Also, what are the most common issues I should inspect before buying (battery health, keyboard, Touch Bar, display, speakers, thermals, SSD, logic board, etc.)? Are Intel MacBook Pros from 2019–2020 still worth buying in 2026, or should I avoid them and wait until I can afford an M1?

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