Apple’s brand new Mac mini powered by the newly announced M1 chip is just $669 right now, saving you $30 instantly.
Forget Black Friday and Grab the M1 Mac mini with a $30 Discount Right Now
Buying a Mac these days is not expensive at all. You just have to spend $699 and you’re in. The product that does it all for that low price is the Mac mini and it was recently updated with Apple’s speedy new M1 chip alongside a $100 price drop. However, right now, you can save further $30. Who says you have to wait for Black Friday in order to get a good deal? Not us!
Powered by the new M1 chip, the new Mac mini is blazing fast and will crunch through everything you throw at it. And with 256GB of fast SSD storage, there’s plenty of room for apps, games, photos, video and documents. The 8GB of unified memory ensures that everything keeps on ticking along nicely.
At the back there are a wide array of ports, including two Thunderbolt 3 / USB 4 ports, two USB-A ports, one HDMI, Ethernet as well as a 3.5mm jack for audio. If you want to expand on those ports further, just grab yourself one of the many dongles floating around from countless manufacturers.
On the software front, you will be dealing with macOS Big Sur, which is the latest and greatest from Apple’s software lab. It has a brand new design and runs extremely snappy on an M1 powered computer from Apple.
Buy New Apple Mac Mini with Apple M1 Chip (8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Storage) - Latest Model - Was $699, now just $669
Check out more deals below:
- M1 MacBook Air With 512GB Storage, Gold Version Now $50 Cheaper on Amazon [New Price – $1,199]
- M1 MacBook Pro Is Already $50 Cheaper on Amazon for 256GB, 512GB Storage Variants
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