Abdelrahman
Recently, we highlighted an issue concerning the pricing of Apple’s refurbished Mac mini models, and it seems Apple has acted on it.
Previously, Apple offered a refurbished Mac mini equipped with the M2 chip, 16GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage for $559. This price was $50 higher than that of a refurbished Mac mini with the M4 chip, which also came with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Both models had similar specifications.
However, this pricing discrepancy has now been resolved.
As reported by Tech God on X, Apple has updated its pricing for refurbished Mac mini units, making it quite appealing. In the U.S., customers can now find a refurbished Mac mini featuring the M2 chip, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage available for only $319. Meanwhile, the previously priced $559 model is now available for just $459.
Issue resolved.
Trending Stories
iOS 18.4 Launching Next Week With Exciting New Features for iPhone
The anticipated first beta of iOS 18.4 for iPhones is set to debut soon, promising numerous enhancements and updates. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman predicts the release of the iOS 18.4 beta next week. Here’s a preview of what to expect!
‘New’ iPhone SE Product Listing Spotted on French Retailer’s Website
As the tech community waits for the much-anticipated fourth-generation iPhone SE, a French electronics retailer named Boulanger has accidentally listed a “new” version of the iPhone SE ahead of time. Although the placeholder page mentions the device is “coming soon,” no further details are provided, and the listed price appears to be fictitious.
Upcoming ‘Apple Launch’: What You Need to Know
While Apple hasn’t unveiled any new devices this year, that’s likely to change next week. During a recent statement, Apple CEO Tim Cook encouraged fans to “get ready” for a “launch” scheduled for Wednesday, February 19. His social media post included an exciting teaser with an animated Apple logo, prompting speculation about upcoming products.
Tim Cook Hints at an ‘Apple Launch’ Next Wednesday
In a recent social media post, Apple CEO Tim Cook hinted at an upcoming product launch set for Wednesday, February 19. “Get ready to meet the newest addition to the family,” he stated, accompanied by the hashtag #AppleLaunch. The post contained a brief video showcasing an animated Apple logo, although no specific time or details were shared.
New Camera Bar Design Revealed for iPhone 17 Pro
The upcoming iPhone 17 Pro is rumored to incorporate a unique camera bar design that features three rear cameras laid out in a triangular configuration, according to Front Page Tech. A recent video from host Jon Prosser showcased these design elements, sparking excitement among enthusiasts.
Update on Apple’s Refurbished Mac Mini Pricing Issues
This week, Apple introduced refurbished Mac mini models featuring the M4 chip for the first time, leading to some pricing confusion. In the U.S., Apple offers a refurbished Mac mini with the base M4 chip, 256GB storage, 16GB RAM, and Gigabit Ethernet for $509, down from an original price of $599, reflecting the standard 15% discount on refurbished Macs. However, this pricing structure raised some questions…
Apple Begins Selling Refurbished M4 Models
Starting today, Apple has added refurbished MacBook Pro and Mac mini models with M4 series chips to its certified refurbished store in the U.S., Canada, the UK, and Ireland, marking their introduction since the devices were launched in October 2024. Some refurbished MacBook Pro models with M4 chips are also available in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and select other European countries.
iPhone 17 Expected to Feature New Sizes: What to Anticipate
This year, Apple is planning to adjust the iPhone 17 display sizes, which follows last year’s increase in iPhone 16 Pro screen dimensions. The standard iPhone 17 might see an upgrade in display size, potentially expanding from 6.1 inches to 6.3 inches.
Apple Resumes Its Advertising Presence on X
This month marks Apple’s return to advertising on X after a hiatus of over a year. The company halted its ad campaigns in November 2023 due to controversies involving its owner, Elon Musk. Currently, the @Apple account is promoting Safari’s privacy features, as observed by MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris, while the @AppleTV account has also resumed advertising.
