Apple’s new M2 Mac mini is already quite cheap at just $599. But, right now, it’s retailing for $549, a full $50 discount.
Base M2 Mac mini with 8GB of RAM, 256GB SSD, Ethernet, HDMI, Thunderbolt and More Discounted to Just $549
The M2 Mac mini is the best-ever Mac mini Apple has ever made. Starting at just $599 with the M2 chip, the latest in the Apple Silicon lineup, this truly is the best value for money computer from the Cupertino giant.
Buy Apple 2023 Mac Mini Desktop Computer M2 chip with 8‑core CPU and 10‑core GPU - Was $599, now just $549
Starting with the M2 chip, the new 2023 Mac mini is all about performance. Featuring an 8-core CPU and a 10-core GPU, this Mac mini is a understated performance bump compared to the M1 which is still a speedy chip to this day. That extra head-room gives you massive gains in tasks like image editing, video transcoding, compiling code, etc.
This computer ships with a handful of essential ports including Ethernet, HDMI, 2 USB-A ports, 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports and a headphone jack. If you don't like the idea of plugging in a USB-C hub to get extra ports, Apple heard you with the Mac mini.
With an extremely minimal design, this is the type of computer you can casually keep on top of a desk rather than hiding it away. It's an extremely compact 7.7-inch square 'box' that takes up very less amount of space.
The Mac mini does not ship with a keyboard, mouse or display. If you have all those things already at home then you are ready to upgrade to the Mac mini. It's the best-ever first Mac you can buy. Period.
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