Nearly any Intel MacBook is gonna be a steal, they've been plummeting in price on the used/refurbished market since the M1 released. I'm not aware of anything that should prevent his iPhone 13 from connecting to a Mac running a somewhat modern Mac OSX/macOS version.Īnother option could be a slightly older MacBook Pro, such as a 2015 15". I download apps mostly from the internet, but I have a few on my MacBook that come from the appstore. Keep in mind that recent versions of macOS(I think Mojave and onward, I could be wrong) do not have support for 32-bit applications. It's not great, but it's usable for basic web browsing and some lighter applications.Īpple products do work with apps outside the appstore, it just depends on what you want to use and if it's available for your operating system. I have a 2010 27" iMac that I upgraded the CPU(i3-330 to i7-860), RAM(4GB to 8GB), and added an SSD in. A Core i7 and 16GB of RAM can go a long way.
Especially if your dad is the type to keep computers forever and run them into the ground.
I'd recommend buying the highest end model you can find within your budget.
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