Apple Unveils M6 and M5 Pro Mac Mini Models Starting at $899, Shipping Sept 22

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Apple has announced a new generation of the Mac Mini, available in two configurations: a base model powered by the new M6 chip and a higher-end version featuring the M5 Pro chip. The updated machines retain the same compact design as the 2024 M4 lineup but come with improved internals, faster performance, and upgraded ethernet ports. Pricing starts at $899 for the M6 model and $1,699 for the M5 Pro variant, each $100 more than their M4-generation predecessors. Preorders are open now, with units set to ship on September 22nd.

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