Amazon has launched its first preorder deals on the newly announced M6 Mac mini, with pricing starting from roughly £695 for the 2026 desktop. The offers arrive shortly after Apple unveiled the compact machine this week.
The standard configuration sees a £16 reduction, bringing the entry-level model down to approximately £695. This version is built around the new M6 chip, which features a 12-core CPU and a 12-core GPU. It also includes 16GB of memory and 256GB of storage, making it a capable option for everyday computing and creative tasks alike.
Storage options and pricing
For those seeking additional space, the 512GB model with the same 12-core M6 chip is available with a £24 discount. That brings the price down to around £845. Both configurations share identical processing capabilities, with the difference resting solely on storage capacity.
These represent the lowest preorder prices currently available for the compact desktop. The reductions apply to the two main configurations announced alongside the machine, offering buyers a modest saving ahead of the official release.
Availability and launch date
The M6 Mac mini is scheduled to launch officially on 22 September. Preorders are already in effect, allowing customers to secure a unit at the discounted rate before the desktop becomes widely available.
The 2026 Mac mini continues Apple’s approach of housing considerable performance within a small footprint. With the M6 chip delivering a 12-core CPU and 12-core GPU across both storage tiers, buyers can choose between the 256GB and 512GB models depending on their capacity requirements. The entry model with 256GB of storage is priced from approximately £695, while the 512GB configuration is available from around £845.
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