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Apple’s M6 Mac mini starts at $899, up from $599 at M4 launch. See what’s new: faster chips, more RAM, Wi-Fi 7, and updated Ethernet.
The new Mac mini and Mac Studio launching September 22 will ship with macOS Golden Gate, not Tahoe, pointing to a mid-September public release.
Apple is automatically upgrading unshipped M4 Mac mini orders to the new M6 model at no added cost, though some customers are seeing delayed delivery dates.
The 2026 Mac mini with M6 and M5 Pro chips raises 4K display refresh rates to 165Hz, with the Pro model pushing one monitor to 200Hz.
Apple’s 40W Dynamic Power Adapter with retractable Europlug is now available in 19 European countries and Vietnam, priced at €45.
Apple’s M5 Ultra and M6 chips power new Mac Mini and Mac Studio models, bringing faster on-device AI and up to 50% more memory bandwidth than previous chips.
Apple updated four Magic Keyboard models to use symbols instead of text on common keys like tab, shift, and delete, matching its 2026 laptop keyboard design.
Apple’s new Mac Studio with M5 Ultra chip offers up to 512GB of unified memory and claims to run billion-parameter AI models on device. Ships September 22.
Apple’s M6-powered Mac mini launches September 22 starting at $899, up from $599 two years ago. Here’s what changed and what you’re paying for.
macOS Golden Gate beta 7 adds a Liquid Glass transparency slider, updated shadowing, Siri AI, and new AI tools across Photos, Safari, and Passwords.
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