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It may be a staple design that's been with us for over 12 years now, but Apple's Mac mini still doesn't enjoy the recognition it deserves. That's the case despite our contention that it's as influential on its rivals as the MacBook Air is generally accept...
Still small and quiet, Two Thunderbolt 2 ports, Energy efficient, 802.11ac Wi-Fi...
RAM isn't user-upgradable, No quad-core options, Can't run 4K at 60Hz...
Whether you will want to plump for Apple's new high-end Mac mini will depend on what you want to use it for, and even then the Mac mini finds itself in something of an odd position. If you're looking for the cheapest and smallest desktop PC that runs OS X...
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Welcome to our review of the late 2014 top-end 2.8GHz Mac mini, the most powerful in the current Mac mini lineup. Please note that the prices we quote throughout this review that were correct at the time of writing, but Apple has since put the prices up a...
Improved Fusion Drive with PCIe flash, Improved 11ac WiFi, Two Thunderbolt 2 ports...
Top Mac mini has less than half the processor performance of previous model, Soldered memory blocks user upgrades, Expensive compared to previous 2012 model, with price increasing again in late 2016...
For power users that need that extra processing headroom, the quad-core Mac mini is already sorely missed. For single-threaded applications, the processor performance is little changed, even though we expected the 0.2 GHz advantage to give this model an u...
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apcmag.com Updated:
2018-03-03 09:10:04
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They range from simple dongle-sized mini-computers on a stick, to hard-core (but compact) HTPCs capable of high-end gaming. The ‘stick' PCs are typically low-end hardware on a tiny device that can plug directly into an HDMI port. They are ready to go and...
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It may not be cheap, but in terms of design it's great. The new Mac Mini 2014 uses the same chassis as its predecessor, so it gets no complaints from us there. Encased in a 36mm thick aluminium unibody chassis, it's a sleek and elegant system. The Mini is...
The Mac Mini 2014 is a good upgrade for what was already an excellent entry-level Mac system but comes at the expense of easy upgrades...
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Update: Leaked slides from an Intel presentation suggest that Skylake processors could be making their way into future Macs, possibly even the Mac Mini. According to Apple Insider , the chips could bring perforance and power improvements to a range of fu...
Compact desktop design, Lower price and stronger performance than previous models, Thunderbolt 2.0...
RAM now soldered onto motherboard, Prices exclude monitor, keyboard and mouse...
The lack of user-upgrades is a step backwards and may deter IT admins from deploying the Mac Mini...
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Apple refreshed the Mac mini range in October 2014, causing a stir in the process by releasing models that were slower than the previous 2012 generation that they replaced. That's what we found when comparing the best of 2012 against the best of today, wi...
Latest Mac mini gains extra Thunderbolt 2 port, 802.11ac WiFi, PCIeattached flash drive option...
Up to 50 percent slower than before, no quadcore processor, loses option to upgrade memory, loses FireWire 800...
While the entry-level Mac mini (Late 2014) is priced attractively at £399, it would benefit from a memory upgrade at least to 8 GB, especially since this upgrade will never be possible later. By then comparing this upgraded cheapest model at £479 to the m...
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Apple's Mac Mini has a low $619 price, is unobtrusively styled and proves versatile in that it can be used as an everyday computer or a sophisticated media player.Three years have passed since the Mac Mini received a cosmetic makeover. Aluminium still con...
Fantastic design with small footprint, Good connectivity, Inexpensive...
RAM is not upgradable, Closed-off design, Does not come with keyboard or mouse...
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The Mac mini is perhaps the least celebrated of the Apple Mac family. The iMac cuts its desktop swathe with luscious design and, recently, that 5K resolution panel has made it the all-in-one to beat. On the portable front, the MacBook Air remains one of...
Now cheaper, graphics updates, design is still strong for the most part...
Rear SD card slot inconvenient, no quad-core options, no user upgradability after purchase...
The Mac mini has been changed in 2014: updated, if not upgraded. There are tweaks and changes, but the thing we notice most is that the Mac mini now feels like it's been moved out of the hands of those who like to tinker. Perhaps that's just our inn...
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alphr.com Updated:
2018-03-03 09:10:52
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The Mac mini is an easily overlooked little platform, not merely because it lacks the attention-grabbing display of the Apple's iMac and laptop systems, but also because Apple barely bothers to advertise it. Yet for certain markets it's the ideal format:...
Not a game-changing update, but a price drop makes the base model more tempting than ever...
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The Mac Mini is a machine I half expected Apple to quietly drop. The decline of the desktop personal computer business in general, and the fact that you'll never see a Mac Mini as a prominent piece of product placement, means this miniature micro is unli...
The Mac Mini remains a stylish, very compact desktop with the ability to drive greater-than-HD displays. It's no games machine, but it does make for a very nice general productivity box. Thanks to OS X's foundations, it's a great Unix machine too thanks...
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techradar.com Updated:
2018-03-03 09:11:02
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After being left without any significant updates for years, Apple has finally given its lowest-priced Mac, the Mac mini, a refresh.Starting a new lower price of £399/$499/AU$619, it's still the same shape as before, but with some more modern internals. It...
Still small and quiet, Two Thunderbolt 2 ports, Cheaper than ever...
Limited RAM at low end, And RAM isn't user, upgradeable, No quad, core options...
After being left without any significant updates for years, Apple has finally given its lowest-priced Mac, the Mac mini, a refresh. Starting a new lower price of £399/$499/AU$619, it's still the same shape as before, but with some more modern internals. I...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2018-03-03 09:11:04
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After being left without any significant updates for years, Apple has finally given its lowest-priced Mac, the Mac mini, a refresh.Starting a new lower price of £399/$499/AU$619, it's still the same shape as before, but with some more modern internals. It...
Still small and quiet, Two Thunderbolt 2 ports, Cheaper than ever...
Limited RAM at low end, And RAM isn't userupgradeable, No quadcore options...
We're glad to see the Mac mini get a proper upgrade at last. The low-end option is limited in power, but it's cheaper than ever...
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The Apple Mac mini ($499) is the least expensive new Macintosh computer you can buy. Like its previous iterations, it's built into a sleek aluminum unibody chassis, and is one of the more compact desktop PCs on the market. It's now less expensive, but sti...
The least expensive Mac you can buy, Plenty of connectivity options, Comes with iWork and iLife preloaded...
Not upgradable, No included keyboard or mouse, Only 4GB of memory, Memory upgrade options are expensive...
Apple's latest tiny desktop computer, the Mac mini, is in top form thanks to its excellent build quality, scads of connectivity options, good selection of preloaded software, and a really nice price...
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