I ordered this laptop to replace mine after it was stolen. To be honest, This early 2015 model style is my favorite because it is the last time Apple left the assortment of attachments on their laptop. Having access to two USB 3 connections, HDMI, SD, and two thunderbolt connections are really handy for connectivity and losing them to get a newer model didn't seem like something I wanted to do.Having read the description and the reviews, some of which were claiming that this really was an Apple refurbished product I decided to take a chance. With my previous knowledge of the product, I was extremely disappointed in many things.1. Upon receiving the product there was no documentation included in the slightly damaged box. To ship the computer a white, unmarked cardboard box was lightly padded with bubble wrap and a thin sheet of white foam for protection. This box had been placed in a plastic shipping bag. I fell there was quite a good chance that in transit this computer could easily have been damaged.2. When I opened the box I realized there was no documentation. This lack of printed material inside only raised my speculation as to the shotty workmanship that may have gone into the renewal of the product. Without paperwork showing who did the work and whom to contact if there were issues, it seemed as if those who had done the work were not exactly pleased with their own workmanship.3. Although the laptop was clean it was not in a separate plastic bag to ensure it would not get scratched during shipment. The computer was merely placed among the packing material inside the box.4. Looking at the overall appearance of the laptop it seemed appropriate though it seemed as if the fine finishing Apple does to the outer metal shell was not correct. The edges are always crisp and smooth where there appeared to be rougher. I also noted, as visible in the image provided, that there was no tag on the bottom. Apple places a tag on the bottom of their cases with information including the model number. This number is used by several third-party companies that provide aftermarket items such as cases for their products. It also authenticates the product as being a genuine Apple product. With this missing, I feel there is an excellent chance that the bottom case had to be replaced in the refurbishing process leaving me to believe that hardware on the inside might have needed to be replaced.5. Once I turned the computer on I noticed some other details. The first is that whoever had set up the interface assumed you were using Xfinity as an internet provider. I was also extremely disappointed in this interface because of how generic it was, again not giving away any details as to who had done the renewal and giving rise to even more suspicion as to the quality of the product I had received.6; Having previously had the exact same model previously for several years I can attest that it is slightly slower than the one I had previously, the internet, as well as applications, do not respond with the same robustness as I would expect.So, this all boils down to, a consumer, I should have been more careful. I should have read the return policy more carefully noting that it did not have the normal 30-day return policy and that there would most certainly be a restocking fee if sent back. I should have thought through the fact that the renewal process may result in the cheapening of the quality generally associated with Apple products and that the parts used to restore the laptop to its original condition may not be on par with what Apple originally used.  I the future I will only buy Apple Certified Refurbished computers and not trust Amazon Renewed products to be up to snuff.