Perhaps the best value-focused miniature computer on the market has dropped to a brand new low of $499, thanks to a $100 discount introduced by Amazon. Apple’s base M4 Mac mini, which comes packing with 16GB unified RAM and a 256GB SSD, can drive your firepower needs to a new echelon, all the while taking up a minimum amount of space on your desk.
Now, we can fully understand that not everyone will appreciate working with 256GB of internal memory, especially when the operating system takes a decent chunk from that total. If you are not keen on opening up the M4 Mac mini to upgrade your existing storage by swapping out the modules, then PULWTOP offers a ‘plug and play’ solution, and for $69.99, it will not break the bank either.
In fact, the $100 savings offered by Amazon can easily be used to re-invest in one of these docks, offering ample space for you to power on your M4 Mac mini without lifting it. The overall setup will only increase the height by a few millimeters, but it offers a ton of I/O, along with the option to expand your storage by up to a 4TB SSD.
Additionally, you get several USB 3.0 ports, an SD card reader, an HDMI port with a 4K 60Hz output, 3.5mm audio combo jack, a USB-C to Host port to connect your M4 Mac mini and an SSD enclosure. Fortunately, we have not even discussed the best part of getting the PULWTOP dock, so we will let you in on a secret.
The $69.99 amount is not the final price, as there are two promotions going on where you can avail up to 20 percent off on your purchase. So what are you waiting for? Transform your M4 Mac mini into the most versatile compact computer today.
Get the PULWTOP M4 Mac mini dock from Amazon - $69.99 (apply a 5 percent discount coupon to reduce the price further, plus an additional 15 percent off using the promo code ‘GYFKWEII’)
Get the M4 Mac mini with 16GB RAM, 256GB storage from Amazon - $499 (17 percent off)
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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