Beavercreek is the retail heart of the Dayton metro's east side. It is Greene County's largest city at about 46,000 people, and both The Greene Town Center and the Mall at Fairfield Commons sit inside its city limits — yet neither one has an Apple Store, and there is not a single Apple Store anywhere in the Dayton area. The nearest is Kenwood Towne Centre in Cincinnati, roughly 50 minutes away on a good traffic day. If you live or work in Beavercreek and want a MacBook without the drive or the new-in-box price, that is exactly the gap we fill.
LuxuriousComputers is an Ohio company that sells professionally refurbished MacBooks, Mac minis, and iMacs with a real one-year warranty, shipped free to your door in Beavercreek — usually in two to four days.
Two malls in town — zero Apple Stores
It is one of the stranger facts about Dayton-area shopping: Beavercreek has the region's two biggest retail destinations, The Greene and Fairfield Commons, and you still cannot buy a Mac from Apple in either one. The closest Apple retail is Kenwood Towne Centre in Cincinnati or the Columbus stores at Easton and Polaris — an hour-plus round trip either way. And when you get there, a new MacBook Air starts at $1,250.
A refurbished M2 MacBook Air from us is $974.99 with the same one-year warranty length you would get on that new machine. Same Apple hardware, hundreds less, and it shows up at your door instead of you driving to Cincinnati.
Built for how Beavercreek actually works
Beavercreek's economy is anchored by Wright-Patterson Air Force Base next door and the defense-technology corridor that grew up around it.
- Wright-Patt workforce and defense contractors. Beavercreek shares a fence line with the base, and the contractor offices clustered along Colonel Glenn Highway, Research Boulevard, and the I-675 corridor employ thousands of engineers, analysts, and program staff. Your personal laptop is for everything the work machines are not — PME coursework, TA and GI Bill classes, certifications, resumes, and family video calls during TDYs. Our guides for active-duty military, veterans using the GI Bill, and military spouses walk through exactly which Mac fits each situation.
- Wright State students and contractor engineers. Wright State's campus sits right across Colonel Glenn Highway, and plenty of its students and graduates end up in Beavercreek's tech parks. For coursework, Canvas, and lockdown-browser exams, see our college guide; if you are doing engineering work, the engineering students guide covers MATLAB, the SolidWorks-on-Mac honesty, and when a Pro is actually worth it.
- Nurses and healthcare workers. Soin Medical Center on Pentagon Boulevard anchors Beavercreek's Kettering Health medical corridor, with clinics and practices spread along North Fairfield Road. Our nurses guide covers CEUs, charting portals, and proctored exams.
- Teachers and remote workers. Beavercreek City Schools' Beavers make up one of the largest districts in the Dayton area, and I-675 carries a small army of hybrid commuters every day. See the teachers guide and the remote work guide.
What we recommend for Beavercreek buyers
- MacBook Air M1 — $569.99. The value king. Coursework, streaming, email, Zoom, Office — silent, fanless, all-day battery. The right first Mac for a student or a household's everyday laptop.
- MacBook Air M2 — $974.99. Our most-recommended machine. Newer design, brighter screen, MagSafe charging, and enough headroom for years of macOS updates. Less than half the price of a new Air.
- Mac mini M2 — $897.99. The desk option. Pair it with any monitor for a home office or a student desk with real screen space for the money.
- MacBook Pro 14″ M1 Pro — $899.99. For engineering-adjacent work, video, code, and heavy multitasking — a gorgeous 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR screen and pro-level performance for under $900.
Beavercreek, specifically
This is not a generic city page — we know the area. The Beavercreek Popcorn Festival takes over Dayton-Xenia Road every September. The Creekside Trail runs straight through town on its way from Dayton to Xenia, and The Greene's lawn fills up for summer concerts. US-35 and I-675 move Beavercreek to work and back every day, from the tech parks off North Fairfield Road to jobs across the Miami Valley.
Wherever you fit in that picture, the deal is the same: we ship your Mac free to any Beavercreek address — near the Greene, off North Fairfield Road, or out toward Alpha — with tracking, in two to four days.
A real one-year warranty, from an Ohio company
Every Mac we sell is covered for a full year — parts and labor. If something goes wrong, you contact us and we make it right. No arguing, no fine print. Read the details on our warranty page or contact us with questions before you buy — a real person answers.
Have an old MacBook lying around?
We also buy Macs — including broken ones. Cracked screen, dead battery, liquid damage, will not turn on: get a quote through our trade-in program and put the credit toward your next machine.
Nearby city guides
We serve the whole Dayton metro and beyond: Dayton, Fairborn, Xenia, Kettering, and Huber Heights.
Bottom line: Beavercreek has two malls and zero Apple Stores, and Kenwood is an hour of your life each way. Browse our current inventory — refurbished MacBooks from $569.99, one-year warranty, free shipping to Beavercreek.