It’s bigger than its mini sibling, but not by much and you’ll get impressive performance from both the M1 Max or M1 Ultra Processor options. Factor in the many memory and storage options and you have a vast array of configurations and performance to match many budgets. The newly revamped and M2-powered laptop range comes in three sizes – 13”, 14”, and 16” – using M2, M2 Pro and M2 Max processors. For music production, it’s very important to check that any plugins or apps you want to use support this OS and Apple Silicon.
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The Mac mini comes preinstalled with Mac OS 13 Ventura and this is the minimum supported OS. For screen connection you can use one of the USB-C ports or the HDMI port, and much like the MacBook Pro, the DisplayPort-capable ports allow additional screen connectivity as mentioned above. You can of course use those seriously dated USB-A ports for keyboard and mouse, but Apple’s Bluetooth options deliver a less cluttered desktop. This looks incredibly slick, although from a functional perspective fumbling around the back to plug up a regular USB stick is a bit of a pain. The only thing on the front is a tiny power indicator.
This costs £2,399 – wow.Īll the connectivity mentioned above along with the power button and fan vent is hidden around the back. Whereas the fully-maxed M2 Pro model (M2 Pro, 12-core/19-core, 32GB memory, 8TB storage, 10 Gigabit Ethernet) is a whopping £4,599, although the 8TB storage option makes up an astonishing £2,400 of this price.įor review, we have the faster M2 Pro (12-core CPU, 19-core GPU) with 32GB memory, 1TB storage and the faster 10Gb/s Ethernet. To put this into context the absolute minimum base model (M2 8-core/10-core, 8GB memory, 256GB storage) is £649. What’s more, this means you have many available spec options to choose from and a wide range of prices. As we’ve come to expect from Apple Silicon devices, the system-on-chip (SoC) design and hard-wired SSD means none of the Mac mini is upgradeable.
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