Unfortunately, this deal has expired 1 minute ago.
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver
*
664°
Posted 1 day ago

APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver

£799.97
Free ·
Shared by
abdul5
Joined in 2013
19
736

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More iMac deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

APPLE iMac 4.5K 24" (2021) - M1, 256 GB SSD, Silver

This is the one with 8 core GPU AND Touch ID keyboard

Got myself one after I missed out on 512GB at £979
Will send my M3 back
This is probably be enough for my needs and a good replacement for iMac 2011 and save a bunch £££

Quidco cashback also received (not sure how much)

Double cashback today with quidco

Added by

Product Information

4.5K Retina display
Available in seven vibrant colours, meet the sleek and thin iMac 4.5K 24”.

See brilliant 4.5K detail - all on an impressively thin 11.4 mm Retina display. The P3 wide colour gamut displays over a billion colours, making every photo, video or application look true-to-life. True Tone technology adjusts the colour temperature to your surroundings, while the anti-reflective coating lets you read and watch in comfort.

4319660_1.jpg


Keep your desk clear of clutter. The colour-matched woven power connectivity attaches to the iMac magnetically.

Do more with the Apple M1 Chip
From video-editing to gaming, the Apple M1 chip lets you take on the biggest tasks and creative projects. Combining with macOS Big Sur, the iMac 4.5K 24” reaches new heights of performance, efficiency and security. And it will keep cool and quiet, even during heavy computing tasks.

More detail in your FaceTime calls
Look your best on FaceTime calls thanks to the 1080p FaceTime HD camera and M1 chip. It uses an image signal processor to give clearer, sharper images, while the Neural Engine can recognise faces to adjust white balance and exposure for improved, natural-looking skin.

Magic Mouse & Keyboard with Touch ID
Included in the box is the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Magic Mouse – the perfect pair for your iMac. Both are rechargeable via Apple's Lightning cable, so you'll never have to look for batteries again.

Unlock your iMac securely with the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID. It provides advanced security for everything you do. Use Apple Pay or download apps just using your fingerprint.

4319660_1.jpg


Reviews




Specifications

Overview
Type: iMac
Operating system: macOS Big Sur (11.0)
RAM: 8 GB DDR4
Processor:
- Apple M1 Processor
- Octa-core CPU
- Octa-core GPU
- 3.1 GHz
Storage: 256 GB SSD

Screen
Resolution: 4.5K Ultra HD 4480 x 2520p
Screen size: 24"
Screen features:
- 500 nits brightness
- Wide colour (P3)
- True Tone technology
Screen type: Retina Display
Touchscreen: No

Connectivity
WiFi: AX WiFi 6
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0

Ports
- USB 3.1 x 2
- Thunderbolt / USB 4 x 2
- 3.5 mm jack x 1

Media
Disc drive: No
Memory card reader: No

Features
Keyboard: Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID
Mouse / trackpad: Apple Magic Mouse
Camera: 1080p FaceTime HD camera
Speakers: High-fidelity six-speaker system with force-cancelling woofers

General
Colour: Silver
Weight: 4.48 kg
Software:
- Photos
- iMovie
- GarageBand
- Pages
- Numbers
- Keynote
- Siri
- Safari
- Mail
- FaceTime
- Messages
- Maps
- News
- Stocks
- Home
- Voice Memos
- Notes
- Calendar
- Contacts
- Reminders
- Photo Booth
- Preview
- iTunes
- Books
- App Store
- Time Machine
- QuickTime Player
Dimensions: 461 x 547 x 147 mm (H x W x D)
Manufacturer’s guarantee: 1 year

Box contents:
- Apple iMac 4.5K 24" (2021)
- Magic Keyboard with Touch ID
- Magic Mouse 2
- 143 W power adapter
- Power lead (2m)
- USB-C to Lightning cable

4319660_1.jpg


Customer Reviews

4319660_1.jpg
Currys More details at

Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 1 day ago
New Comment

You may also like

93 Comments

sorted by
's avatar
  1. markandrewrollason's avatar
    As others have pointed out the curry’s model is superior it has the 8 core GPU, 4 ports (2x tb4/2x usb3) vs only 2x tb4 on Costco model, additionally curry’s model has support for Ethernet and also includes the Touch ID keyboard which the Costco model does not. Given they’re the same price the curry’s model is a no brainer! The original srp for this model was £1599 so it represents a 50% saving and the original srp for Costco model was £1399 (edited)
  2. dlo247's avatar
    Bought one for the mother.
    Temperance_Dave's avatar
    Mother will be pleased
  3. apmaggiorini's avatar
    Apologies for laboring the point of the OP Andorphine, and obviously there are some things that should be considered as per the opinions noted above. Surely, it must be better than than his existing 2011 iMac? I get that it may not be future proofed and that some people may have an issue with its limitations but I will be surprised if it is not suitable for moderate office applications. I don't own an iMac so I will defer to others with more real life experience.
    jaffamuffin's avatar
    . Surely, it must be better than than his existing 2011 iMac?

    yes    

    I get that it may not be future proofed and that some people may have an issue with its limitations 

    yes



    some people are just hung up on the whole 8gb thing for various reasons.  Mostly perception and What Other People Say(tm)
    Im not 100% sure but this is possibly the cheapest most powerful mac £/performance ever sold if not then its pretty  close.  Its a great deal for normal people doing normal things.   Anybody who wants to do more with their computers can buy a bigger computer.  You can spec a £20,000 mac if you wish.  This is less than 800 for all in one plug and play appliance style computing.    as an upgrade from Any 2011 imac it will be phenomenal.  2011 is nearly 15 years ago man
  4. Garble's avatar
    £800 for a non upgradeable desktop with 8gb ram... Who buys these things!?
    jaffamuffin's avatar
    When you buy a car do you only buy cars that you can upgrade the engine?

    Do you go for 5 seats or always get the 7 seater model. ?
  5. Mr_Chondo's avatar
    That is really good. I paid £1200 a couple of years ago, worth every penny.
    jdfe's avatar
    What's good about the price? You paid £1200 a couple of years ago and the model was already a couple of years old. It makes sense it would £800 now, no?
  6. DavidAames's avatar
    I just need to find the 512gb one on offer and I can finally replace my 2013 iMac, which has served me really well despite having just 4gb of Ram….
    nocturnal74's avatar
    I've SSDs, NVMEs and 2x 5TB portables I use with my M1 mini. I've only about 80GB of the 256GB Mac used in over 3 years. (edited)
  7. malhal's avatar
    4% extra bank card cashback available. The app bank that starts with M (edited)
    BlackAdam's avatar
    Is second meter “o”?
  8. ddb2k3's avatar
    Anyone gone from a 27 inch imac to one of these? Just wondering if you miss the screen space?
  9. M_Mukerji's avatar
    Ordered thanks.... Definitely time for an upgrade from our 2009 iMac.. which was / is still running!
  10. scoobiedoo's avatar
    Anyone seen any cheap purple ones anywhere? They all seem to be silver , blue or pink
  11. BlackAdam's avatar
    My wife has it since 2021 and it’s really good for office work… and bit of video editing ….. not gaming definitely
    nocturnal74's avatar
    I swapped PC for a Mac Mini and Xbox Series X for the odd bit of gaming. Nobody buys Macs for gaming, it's better for me having seperate machines, the mini is silent and great for Adobe Lightroom and uses little electricity. The silence is important and it is plugged into the lounge OLED.

    I had years of PCs and I hate them, they remind me of work and I don't want the memories.
  12. Brutes's avatar
    5% discount code for 1st comment.
    52479904-IVOBR.jpg
    Big_mo's avatar
    How?
  13. Seba82_'s avatar
    Oos
    BlackAdam's avatar
    Have you bought it Seba?
  14. callmeleroy's avatar
    That’s a shame and any other one this cheap seems to be the 7 gpu
  15. BlackAdam's avatar
    jaffamuffin's avatar
    A great example of Video that really shouldn’t be a video.  Could you sum it up in 1 sentence what this kid is saying
  16. OfAlienOrigin's avatar
    M1 is still fantastic but I would be looking for 16GB ram for the sake of longevity. Entirely depends on your use case though; this is still a great buy if your use case isn’t that demanding and you’re determined to buy a Mac. (edited)
's avatar