Customer Ratings & Reviews

Mac mini. Great product instead of buying big desk top.

Probably the best deal in computers right now. Get the base model and add an attached enclosure with an NVMe SSD for more storage. This little machine is very fast, and capable. Works amazingly well in Photoshop with tons of photos. also great with Indesign. Trying Blender this weekend.

To my surprise, I'm amazed on how little power this little unit draws. I have a VirtualDJ running and Windows 11 running in Fusion and it takes 4-5 watts of power. I see it peak at 12-15 watts when I put a stressful load on the device and then it drops down. Did I mention this Mac is fast, wow! The GPUs seems very quick in this unit and I plan on doing more video editing with Shotcut. A great buy for the price!

The Mac mini has completely exceeded my expectations. The compact size is perfect for a clean, minimalist workspace, and macOS runs buttery smooth on this hardware.

I’ve owned Mac mini‘s for quite a few years and this is the best one overall. The new smaller more combined easy to hide if you want to and hooks up to anything you want fantastic little computer..

Good quality Mac. Very small and compact which I enjoy. Good for a home computer or office computer.

It's overall compact and useful through many of it's usefull features. One of the best affordable and best prices on the computer market. Hosting all apple flair and in a small and minimalistic machine. It possess Mac OS, from Apple. 16 GB of Ram and 256 GB of storage. A small and powerful fan that almost emits no noice. 1 Thunderbolt USB C Port Plus 2 USB ports in the back and other 2 in the front, containing alsonin the front a headphone jack port. Its a no-brainer product for the price and overall quality.

Small but incredibly powerful. I installed Windows using Parallels, so now I can seamlessly use both macOS and Windows on the same device. macOS feels so clean and fast—definitely falling in love with this setup. I am using this for my office.

I use the Mac mini for real estate work and it’s been excellent. Very fast, reliable, and easy to move between offices or hook up wherever I’m working. The compact size is a huge plus, and having plenty of Thunderbolt/USB-C ports makes connecting monitors and peripherals simple. Great performance in a small, clean setup.

Best valued mac in ages. This is the best way to get into apples walled garden.

Great item!! Does everything I need, and easy to work.

Much needed upgrade from my old 2017 iMac. Combined with Samsung 27" ViewFinity S7 monitor for an excellent alternative to a new iMac and a lot less expensive - especially with Black Friday sales. Billy from the Baldwin Geek Squad did a great job helping with my data transfer so overall 5 stars.

Mac mini is a compact yet powerful desktop. It’s fast, quiet, and handles everyday tasks, creative work, and media smoothly. Great performance for its size, especially if you already have a monitor and peripherals. Excellent value and reliability in a minimalist design

I've used Macs exclusively since 1994. This is the latest in a series I've owned through the years. Outstanding quality, good design, user friendly. Easy to install. No complaints.

Pleasantly surprised. From speed to portability. It could use more ports but for the price it cant be beat. M

This Mac mini is a great replacement for our 12 year old iMac! It takes up minimal space on my desk but has more than enough computing power for the family needs. It's also a great value considering the general cost of Apple devices.

Service was amazing and I love the product! Highly recommended!

Amazing machine. Well worth the money. Love this little guy!

the most best power house ever i love this pc id buy again in a heart beat

The Mac Mini is a marvelous little box ... set up to do just about all you need to do from a real estate footprint far smaller than what you may have on your desk right now. The challenges are two fold for many of us: 1) finding the right cables and adapters to fit the new Mac standards, esp if you are coming from a Windows machine; 2) jumping from Windows to the Mac iOs. I became so frustrated with the latter that after a week of trying to learn the Mac system & getting virtually nothing done I went back to Windows and my big HP computer box on the desk; then, in another week, put the Mac Mini back, to the other side of the HP, and am learning Mac slowly while I continue to rely for productivity, for now, on the PC.