Buyers can now get the M5 Max‑equipped Mac Studio with 36 GB of RAM and a 512 GB SSD for $2,449.99, a $49 reduction from its original $2,499 price tag.
The 2024 Mac mini also sees modest markdowns: the 16 GB‑RAM, 256 GB‑SSD version is listed at $879.99, down $20 from $899, while the 16 GB‑RAM, 512 GB‑SSD model is $1,069.99, $30 less than its $1,099 launch price.
Apple advertises that the new Mac mini, powered by the M6 chip, delivers up to 40 % faster CPU performance, up to four‑times faster AI processing, twice the graphics speed and double the storage throughput compared with the prior‑generation model that featured a 10‑core M4 chip, 32 GB of unified memory and a 2 TB SSD.
Complementary storage discounts are also available. Samsung’s 4 TB T7 Shield Portable SSD is offered for $464.99 at B&H Photo, a $680 cut from its usual $1,144.99 price, highlighting a notable markdown amid broader storage price hikes this year.
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