iMac 27" (Late 2009): release date, model numbers and price
Apple released the iMac 27" (Late 2009) on October 20, 2009, 17 years ago at $1,999. Its model number is A1312 (identifier iMac11,1). Apple stopped selling it on July 27, 2010. It gets updates up to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra). No refurbished offer right now; the lowest price we have seen is $209.
Updated October 28, 2026. Release date and launch price from Apple. Refurbished prices checked daily at Mac of All Trades, Amazon, Back Market, Gazelle, Apple Store, MacSales.com, eBay, Loop Mobile, and MacPro-LA.
- Released
- October 20, 2009 17 years ago
- Launch price
- $1,999 For the 1TB model
- Discontinued
- July 27, 2010 280 days on sale
- Latest software
- macOS 10.13 (High Sierra)
- Model number
- A1312 Identifier iMac11,1
- Storage
- 1TB, 2TB
- First refurbished
- January 4, 2011 Apple Store, 441 days after launch
Refurbished iMac 27" (Late 2009) prices
Today's cheapest refurbished offer for each configuration, with the lowest price RefurbMe has recorded below it.
Where to buy a refurbished iMac 27" (Late 2009)
Every refurbisher that has sold the iMac 27" (Late 2009), cheapest today first. Listings counts the offers each one has live, one per version and grade, not how many devices it holds.
| Refurbisher | Cheapest today | Offers |
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| Sold out | Get an alert | |
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The iMac 27" (Late 2009) so far
Launched 17 years ago.
$1,999 at launch DiscontinuedJul 27, 2010
280 days on sale First refurbishedJan 4, 2011
Apple Store, after 441 days TodayOct 28, 2026
No refurbished offer right now.
- Released, Oct 20, 2009$1,999 at launch
- Discontinued, Jul 27, 2010280 days on sale
- First refurbished, Jan 4, 2011Apple Store, after 441 days
- Today, Oct 28, 2026No refurbished offer right now.
Every iMac 27" (Late 2009) part number
1 part number in the US. You'll find it on the back of the box and in the device's settings, next to the model number.
| Part number | Model | Version | Today | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1TB6 part numbers | ||||
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.66Ghz Intel Quad-Core i5 1st gen · 16GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.66Ghz Intel Quad-Core i5 1st gen · 4GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.66Ghz Intel Quad-Core i5 1st gen · 8GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.8Ghz Intel Quad-Core i7 1st gen · 16GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.8Ghz Intel Quad-Core i7 1st gen · 4GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.8Ghz Intel Quad-Core i7 1st gen · 8GB | none | |
| 2TB6 part numbers | ||||
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.66Ghz Intel Quad-Core i5 1st gen · 16GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.66Ghz Intel Quad-Core i5 1st gen · 4GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.66Ghz Intel Quad-Core i5 1st gen · 8GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.8Ghz Intel Quad-Core i7 1st gen · 16GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.8Ghz Intel Quad-Core i7 1st gen · 4GB | none | |
MB953 custom | A1312 | Hard Drive · 2.8Ghz Intel Quad-Core i7 1st gen · 8GB | none | |
iMac 27" (Late 2009) questions
When did the iMac 27" (Late 2009) come out?
Apple released the iMac 27" (Late 2009) on October 20, 2009, 17 years ago at $1,999.
How much did the iMac 27" (Late 2009) cost at launch?
$1,999 for the base model.
What is the iMac 27" (Late 2009) model number?
Its model number is A1312 (identifier iMac11,1). The model number starts with A. It is printed on the device or its box, and most devices also show it in their settings.
Is the iMac 27" (Late 2009) still supported?
It gets updates up to macOS 10.13 (High Sierra); newer models run later versions.
When was the iMac 27" (Late 2009) discontinued?
Apple stopped selling it on July 27, 2010.
How much is a refurbished iMac 27" (Late 2009)?
There is no refurbished offer right now. The lowest price RefurbMe has seen is $209.
How we get these numbers
Release dates, launch prices and model numbers come from Apple. Every day RefurbMe checks the stock and prices of Mac of All Trades, Amazon, Back Market, Gazelle, Apple Store, MacSales.com, eBay, Loop Mobile, and MacPro-LA and keeps every price it sees, which is where the lowest price seen comes from. The cheapest price today is the lowest in stock at our last check; it can change between that check and your visit.