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Apple Mac mini (2023), M2 Chip 8-Core CPU, 10-Core GPU, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, MMFJ3B/A - £579.99 + 2 Years Warranty (Members Only) @ Costco
Apple Mac mini (2023), M2 Chip 8-Core CPU, 10-Core GPU, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, MMFJ3B/A - £579.99 + 2 Years Warranty (Members Only) @ Costco
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Posted 14 May 2023

Apple Mac mini (2023), M2 Chip 8-Core CPU, 10-Core GPU, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, MMFJ3B/A - £579.99 + 2 Years Warranty (Members Only) @ Costco

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Apple Mac mini, M2 Chip 8-Core CPU, 10-Core GPU, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD for £579.99

Same price as Amazon, but with 2 years extended warranty and 90 day return policy

Mac mini. Supercharged by M2 and M2 Pro.

Now with M2, Mac mini packs the speed you need. From rich presentations to immersive gaming, M2 flies through work and play. And with a wide array of ports to connect all your favourite peripherals, Mac mini is up for anything.

Additional Features

  • From 8GB up to 24GB of unified memory, so everything you do is fast and fluid
  • Superfast SSD storage launches apps and opens files in an instant
  • Supports up to two displays
  • Advanced cooling system sustains outstanding performance
  • Fast Wi-Fi 6E wireless connectivity2
  • Two Thunderbolt 4 ports, one HDMI port, two USB-A ports, headphone jack, Gigabit or 10Gb Ethernet
  • Ultra-compact 19.7-cm-square design in silver
  • macOS Ventura gives you powerful new ways to get more done, share and collaborate — across all your Apple devices
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  1. Thislife79's avatar
    Thislife79
    Contrary to some of the above comments, you do get a minimum 2 year Legal Guarantee from Amazon along with all retailers thanks to EU Consumer Law that has been adopted into UK domestic law post Brexit. Retailers may not advertise it, or want you to know, but it exists. Amazon agents confirm this if asked, and I've also had it confirmed in writing regarding laptops and other electronic goods. Costco trumps Amazon with no quibbles returns period, but requires membership and not so convenient if no store nearby.
    Dodger21's avatar
    Dodger21
    Costco will repair if it is economical for them to do it (with the way things are made today this is not very often the case), if not they will give you your money back. I have had this happen on several TV’s over the years, there is no drawn-out wrangling over your rights.
  2. danielbentham's avatar
    danielbentham
    In before the usual comments - 8GB RAM and the slower than 512GB version SSD are not an issue for most users that would buy an entry model device. I own this model and its perfect for games (world of warcraft etc) and for normal home use. (edited)
    hukdplan's avatar
    hukdplan
    8GB is small and not suitable for "normal home use" unless home use means doing very little with it indeed - I have owned a 16GB M1 with 2TB SSD. Look at multiple YouTube reviews and the honest ones will talk about stuttering and performance degradation on the 8GB model as soon as you try place it under moderate performance stress.
  3. mooooof's avatar
    mooooof
    £539 with education discount from apple, if you know someone with UNiDAYS, totum etc. £580 still a good price if you’ve got absolutely no way of getting that discount (edited)
    joaorosa80's avatar
    joaorosa80
    Unfortunately, you cannot pay on instalments, 0%, with a student discount.
  4. crack_shot's avatar
    crack_shot
    The good news is AMD have announced the next generation of CPUs will compete with the M2

    there is a very real chance that within 12 months windows will have M2 rivals (with over 16 GB RAM) that beats the M2 in every compute task and will be significantly cheaper. Apple (again) are a useless toy for contrarian hipsters

    now the apple fan will scream about system OS reliability and efficiency and to that i can only say

    I cant hear you over the system efficiency and integrity of Manjaro

    We do owe apple thanks for making AMD try harder.

    tl/dr- This little box is useless now and will only ever be useful when Apple allow user up gradability (something they used to do) and the only way that happens is if people stop buying this trash

    we made Nvidia listen, we can also make Apple listen
    Pájaro's avatar
    Pájaro
    Not sure if it's really reasonable to compare AMD with Apple though, considering that Apple sell on quality and UX, while AMD just aims to look good in benchmarks. It's not as if there's any Linux distro that can circumvent faulty graphics card coolers, proc-killing voltages, usb dropouts, or the like.
  5. Nellym's avatar
    Nellym
    I've had one of these for 6 weeks, I bought it in the US. The Costco deal here is ok for sure, but as the previous poster says, you've really got to find a way to get it via one of the student schemes.
    In terms of kit, it is amazingly quick and once you are used to MacOS, really easy to use. No problems so far with performance, lagging, crashing etc.
    qprfanbideford's avatar
    qprfanbideford
    Agreed. I got my M2 Mini 2 months ago using the Totum discount via the Apple Education store for £539. Indeed I posted the deal here on HDUK.

    Getting a Totum card is relativly easy too - even if you are not a 'real' student, unlike getting a UNIDAYS. A totum card is cheap too plus you get other discounts, like 10% off Dell and 10% off all Co -Op purchases.
  6. Mister35mm's avatar
    Mister35mm
    A 60% drop in storage performance from the previous version, AND the Intel version! FAIL!
  7. misa426's avatar
    misa426
    amazon.co.uk/App…KXR


    Looks like it's the same price on Amazon. But no two year warranty I suppose. Oops I didn't see you already wrote that in the description. Ha.


    Is it possible to become a Costco member for free? (edited)
    Lee_Bolding's avatar
    Lee_Bolding
    I don’t think you can get a free Costco membership, I think (hope!) I have the cheapest membership, which is about £30/year
  8. rambits's avatar
    rambits
    Wish Overwatch2 is available in Mac, then I will move from PC
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