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Apple Launches M6 Mac Mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio, Preorders Now Open

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Apple has unveiled two new desktop computers — an updated Mac Mini powered by the new M6 chip and a refreshed Mac Studio featuring the M5 Ultra processor. The Mac Mini starts at $899, a $300 increase over the previous M4 base model, while the Mac Studio begins at $2,499, matching the current M4 Max model's price. Both machines are available for preorder directly from Apple, with most configurations set to ship on September 22nd, 2026. High-end Mac Studio configurations with up to 512GB of RAM are expected to ship in late October, with pricing not yet announced. Apple says the upgrades focus on AI performance gains and improved connectivity, including Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and 2.5Gb Ethernet on the Mac Mini.

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