Apple Taiwan refurbished stock falls to 22 category listings with no new arrivals
Apple Taiwan showed no newly detected certified refurbished arrivals today. The visible category count fell to 22 listings, still centered on M4 iMacs, M4 Pro and M4 Max MacBook Pros, and Studio Display models, while iPad and Apple TV choices remained thin.
No new arrivals, and the visible category count is lower
Apple Taiwan’s refurbished pages and web checks did not show a new local restock on August 28, and the monitoring tool reported no newly listed Taiwan items. The helper inventory now totals 22 category listings: 15 Mac, one iPad, two Apple TV and four accessories. Because Apple does not disclose unit counts or first-listed dates, this should be treated as a real-time page snapshot rather than a stock guarantee.
Read the full storyMac listings still dominate the store
The Mac refurbished page remains the center of the Taiwan inventory. The lowest visible Mac entries are 24-inch M4 iMacs with 8-core CPU and GPU in blue or pink at NT$42,200. Higher M4 iMac configurations appear from NT$49,000, while MacBook Pro inventory is concentrated in 14-inch and 16-inch M4 Pro or M4 Max models, ranging from NT$73,600 to NT$127,100.
Read the full storyiPad and Apple TV remain narrow choices
Apple Taiwan’s iPad refurbished category currently shows only one 11-inch iPad Pro with M4, Wi-Fi + Cellular, 256GB, standard glass and silver finish at NT$36,100. Apple TV remains limited to two third-generation Apple TV 4K models: 64GB Wi-Fi at NT$5,900 and 128GB Wi-Fi + Ethernet at NT$7,200.
Read the full storyAccessories are effectively display listings
The accessories category is led entirely by display-related refurbished products. Studio Display nano-texture configurations are listed at NT$53,290 and NT$63,490 depending on stand, while Studio Display XDR nano-texture variants appear at NT$91,690 and NT$101,890. Buyers looking for AirPods, HomePod or smaller accessories do not have meaningful choice in today’s snapshot.
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Recent context points to July restocking, not a fresh August wave
Local coverage in July highlighted a larger refurbished restock that included M5 MacBook Air and iPad Pro deals, but those MacBook Air listings are not visible on today’s Apple Taiwan Mac refurbished category page. August reports instead focused on MacBook Air delivery delays and the extended Back to School promotion, which matters for price comparison but is separate from today’s refurbished inventory.
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