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Save $149 on a 2020 Apple Mac Mini with M1 Chip

By Laura Tucker
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Small but mighty is the perfect description for this Mac. You can get a 2020 Apple Mac Mini with the M1 chip, as well as 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD storage. Power doesn’t have to come in a big tower. The Mac Mini is just 7.7 inches square but so powerful.

Along with being powerful, the Mac Mini is also versatile, thanks to the M1. Add a keyboard, mouse, and monitor, and you have a desktop that can do it all with more speed and power. The M1 provides up to three times faster CPU performance and up to six times faster graphics with the most advanced graphics processor yet for Apple. Add in Apple’s most advanced Neural Engine for machine learning – it’s up to 15 times faster.

Apple Mac Mini M1 Chip

The 2020 Apple Mac Mini ships with macOS Big Sur to fully utilize everything the M1 has to offer but is also upgradeable to macOS Monterey for free. Both Big Sur and Monterey will benefit your performance and provide powerful updates to the default apps. The privacy and security are what put the Mac Mini over the top.

The M1 makes everything faster, from waking up the display to browsing Safari and your photos. Rosetta 2 will allow all of your existing Mac apps to work on the M1. You can also use your iOS and iPadOS apps on the M1, giving you the biggest collection of apps for your Mac ever.

Take $100 off the price of this 512GB Mac Mini and clip the $49.01 Amazon coupon to pay just $749.99, or take $50 off a 256GB and pay just $649.

2020 Apple Mac Mini

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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