@@TheEverydayDad my dream set is to use 4 different color 24”iMac’s for overhead menu displays. One 24” iMac and one 11” iPad air using side car as a POS the iPad is necessary for signatures and tips. As for the KDS one 24” iMac
The small screen size isn't the best and you can always get a UPS for a desktop computer. My small APC unit has been going for probably 15 years and it is only recently requesting a new battery. I've never gone offline during a power cut yet.
I have the M1 Mac Mini, and as a developer, it's amazing. My only regret was not getting a 16 GB Unified Memory. Well 8 GB is fine for 90% of my work, but that 16 GB is kinda a future-proofing for me.
OMG FINALLY SOMEONE WITH MY MINDSET I could literally care less about the bezels It’s literally my dream iMac Compared to a crust HP laptop it would be so good
@@javashy9649 Agree. I actually hate the black bezels. I like the aluminums more. The bright colors are my absolute fave. The aquamarine isn't bad looking too.
I was honestly thinking about selling my macbook air, buy this new imac and upgrade my ipad. I am not a student that needs the laptop anymore and I actually use my ipad way more than my laptop, but there are some things that you can’t do in an ipad 😞
Lemme give you a leak. You might think the m1 imac will have the same performance as the other m1 macs. Some may expect a small difference in speed. But no there will be a big difference. There is a reason why apple's new power brick for the m1 imac is high powered. Remember that power to performance graph that apple gave when they first introduced the m1? The macbooks and mac mini has a limit on the power they use. But the imac is allowed to use much more power and hence they will be way more fast.
I already purchased the M1 mini as an upgrade to a 2015 iMac 27". After buying the peripherals already the cost of the iMac right now does not make sense. However, the M1 mini does give me a cheap and up to date machine that will hold me through to the end of 2022. I'll look at the improvements but unless you are blazing out video, I am happy to keep with the mini and watch the development and marketing war that is developing for another 18 months for the low cost of the most inexpensive Mac M1.
Good recommendations, just didn't understand the bit where you recommended going for the $1499 then increasing it to 512gb (and then guessed how much that costs). What you've described is the $1699 model, they've already done that for you, that IS the $1499 one but with 512gb storage! So you don't need to upgrade a $1499 one. Or am I missing something?!
For me the new Imac makes a lot of sense coming from an old Imac. The displays are always awesome on imac then to also have everything built-in with those new speakers, WebCam, keyboard and mouse. I find laptop screens is too small and have no reason to move around with it. I will be using it for some video editing so looking forward getting a 16gb ram with 1tb hard drive version. Just need to decide what colour now. 👍
Hello from Singapore! Love your channel! Just wondering though since it is a desktop would you not rather save a buck and get an external HDD/SSD instead of speccing up the storage?
With the good monitor... and how I use computers.. I’m hoping for a M1x/M2 option in July when I’m ready... then keep it as a main computer for a few years. As a semi- power user. (3d animation, blackmagic BRAW editing-grading) I want the most power as possible.. however... if thinking light duty.. the $1,499 version looks good. The screen is the selling point over the mini.. Luckily for me I’m working too much at day job to have time to work on my side video editing, so by the time I’m ready to buy in July.. hopefully the M2 will be out in some form.. even a new 16” MBP. Currently running a 2014 15” MBP... so I’m past due for an upgrade..... The selling point to me to the Mac mini is... cheap entry level... and add the up to 16g memory.. use the 4K Dell Ultrasharp monitor and I have a ton of keyboards and mice around... use it for a while and December 2021 or spring 2022 a M2 or Mac Pro Mini for heavy lifting. Then your current Mac Mini that you bought the 16g 256/512 version becomes your home entertinnment hub, music creation... or anything else computer... even one of those new apps that lets your run many windows programs without needing boot camp or even windows installed...
Only mistake I made was with the included accessories. I should have opted for the full size keyboard with Touch ID and the trackpad instead of the mouse. I have since bought a trackpad and the mouse is never used.
I don’t plan on getting it. All of my macs are darker in color. Space grey is always the go to for me. I will be waiting to get my first iMac and just enjoy my M1 MacBook Pro.
I think most students and office personnel would do fine with the 2 port option and a hub. Having more front-facing ports on the desk is far more convenient than spilling coffee while leaning over to fumble with ports on the back of the comp. and neither group would benefit much from that extra GPU core so I’d say grab the base model, grab a hub, and store most of your files externally.
Wish I could hook up my Cinema Display with an M1 Mac Mini. Would be so easy if I could just replace the wire with MagSafe, USB A and Mini Display ports to an HDMI one to connect to the Mini
If you search macRumours for an "apple cinema display connecting to m1 mac mini" thread, I believe you will come away very pleased. Single adapter solutions for both DP and thunderbolt 2 variants 🥳
@@mrt.7146 I found a Mini DP to USB C adapter that should be able to work, Thanks! I'm deciding between getting an M1 Mac Mini to use with my Cinema Display or just get the new iMac. I could probably hook up the Cinema Display to that one as well.
another pro for mac mini over the IMAC is maintenance. even though you cant really do anything after you open the m1 mac mini. you can at least keep it clean. i have opened up IMACs from some of the cleanest people i know. and you would be shocked just how much dust an loose debris that gets up in there. i have seen the fans hardly spinning
Great video. I currently have a 27 inch iMAC (4 years old). I wouldn't replace it with a 24 inch machine. I think if I had a buy a new computer, I would buy a MAC Mini and a 4K TV to use as a monitor and I would be money ahead.
Great insight! Do you think a base version of any of these m1 computers can handle basic video editing in 4k, music production, and overall livestreaming tasks for the next 5+ years? I currently have a 2011 base imac that's still my daily machine. I have installed 16gb of RAM and thats it. It struggles sometimes, so I want to get into a new machine, but I don't want to get too much spec-wise or too little and regret it in a couple years. I intend to keep my machine for the next 10 years honestly.
Awesome info. If you’re like me and resell or trade-in for the newest models, think twice getting the iMac 24”. For me, I would wait for the next iMac with a larger screen size. Like all 21” iMac the resell value is far less then the iMac 27”. True for the 24”. As soon as Apple releases the next M1 iMac with a larger screen, the 24” will lose its value for resell or trade. Whereby, if purchasing an iMac, wait for the next iMac with a larger screen and time comes to sell or trade it in, you’re set not losing profit or value for that trade. Otherwise, save yourselves money and get the M1 Mac Mini as The Everyday Dad stated.
for 90% of people, base model is best, I have been using MacBooks for 12 years, and the only port I need is for charging. it is much better to buy 16 GB RAM. storage is also not needed, and one can store things on external drive.
I am going to hold out on buying a 24" until I find out what the basic larger iMac(M1) will come with standard. I want min 512 SSD and 16mb of memory(not too concerned if it will come with M1 or M1x). but if I am going upgrade the smaller one and it is only $200 or less for the larger screen, then I will buy the larger one.
Great info, thanks for sharing! It kind of shocks me that the MacBook Air is actually cheaper than the new iMac! $1449 for 8-core GPU with 16GB ram and 512GB storage vs $1499 for the iMac with same processor and only 8GB ram and 256GB storage. If you were to spec out with 16GB and 512MB you would be looking at $1899! You could buy a lot of monitor for $450. I was planning on getting the new iMac but your video makes me think I should go MacBook Air or the Mini which might be the sweet spot.
No problem Erik! Yeah the real problem with Apple's lineup is how industry shaking their original M1 Macs are. Its going to be REAL hard to recommend something else over the next year.
I was an undergrad from like 2012-2015 am currently in an MA program and I feel like laptops are just kind of the default anymore. I’m taking a break due to the pandemic so idk if it’s changed but I can see myself picking up an iMac. I’d like to try one out.
Whenever I see two ports on an Apple device, it reminds me of the biopic Steve Jobs when Steve and woz are in the garage, and they carry on the whole conversation about 2 slots versus expansion slots.
What is recommended for genealogy researchers? I just purchased a 24" $1499 iMAC and had to exchange for a higher storage $1699. I explained my situation and didn't get any feedback. This is my second MAC, the last was 2010. Have never used a laptop but it seemed to confining for me and I don't travel with one. Did I overspend?
Yes you probably overpaid, because for your workflow I doubt you’ll push that machine. But I also think that’s a very smart decision because you will get the most lifespan out of the machine for spending slightly more money now. If you can afford it, then upgrades now pay dividends in the long run. You ultimately overpaid for your current needs, but you actually still saved money long term.
Thanks Dad! Great video as always! I use computer as home media center + photo processing (PS+LR), photography is my hobby. I’m looking forward for 7 core GPU / 8 GB Ram version. Is it okay for my needs?
Hi, Gary. I'm a new subscriber who enjoys all your videos, but I just want to come in and defend the iMacs a bit. I totally agree that the Mac minis have great value, but **only if** you don't care about the screen or really want non-Apple peripherals. If you want to buy a 4k or 5k retina screen to match the iMac, the cost comes to about the same or even more depending on what you get. Apple screens are just... perfect in terms of brightness, color tuning, and PPI. I've yet to see a monitor that can match it that isn't prohibitively expensive. Most of these 4k monitors are really attuned for gaming, but for sheer value for money, I'd advocate for an Apple screen any day of the week. For graphic design and photography purposes, I cannot recommend anything except for a native Mac screen. Plus, for some people it's simply convenient to have all the peripherals come with. But if that's not an issue or refresh rate is more important than color acuity, the Mac mini is great.
Me, starting to watch Gary: - Why does this dude say the phrase with the whole "figure it out"-thing in every video?! Me, 6 months later, watching every video: - IF I CAN FIGURE IT OUT, YOU CAN FIGURE IT OUT!!!
Hello, I’m a new subscriber and I love your channel. Thanks for all the content, especially the Apple Products. So i have a 2014 iMac 🖥 and its so slow. I’m not a heavy user (RUclips videos, we surfing, letter writing on word, etc) but I dont want to have the issue where I get a low end iMac and a few years later its running slower than a turtle 🐢. I understand that in this case a mid 2014 is gonna do that. But for me $1,500 is a big investment. I was wondering if maybe in an upcoming video you can do a comparison of the iMac mini vs one of these new IMacs ? THe pros and cons?
One use case that very few tech reviewers talk about (because, why would anyone, it's hardly common -- and it's _definitely_ not exciting) is professional writers. Bloggers, novelists, et cetera, we writers need a solid machine. Now, an iPad -- even the 2020 iPad Air -- has more than enough horsepower to get that job done. Thing is, some of us still want apps that are more robust on macOS than they are on iPadOS -- and some apps that don't exist _at all_ on iPadOS (yet). Looking here at Path Finder from Cocoatech, DevonThink Pro, Scrivener 3, Vellum, and Amazon Kindle Creator. For writers, an M1 Mac Mini might seem like _the_ solution. Except that, with its dodgy reputation for waking (or not waking) a display connected to it consistently and reliably, and that well known bluetooth reliability issue, folks could be forgiven for wanting something that dodges those issues. Provided you bring external storage into play, and keep expectations for what you can do with 8Gb of UMA... well, realistic... the M1 iMac just _might_ be the perfect desktop for a professional writer.
It won't be long for compilers running inside ARM emulators to output perfectly normal Intel x86 code. It's not the ARM computer, it's the software running on them that may limit your options.
The Mac Mini doesn't come with a 24" 4.5k screen or the rest of the things you need. All you get with it is a plug. When you factor that in then it really isn't the good value that you think unless you already have the aforementioned.
M1 iMac Is Great And I Would Like To Get It For Myself. The Problem Is About Price In US, The Base Model Cost Around $1299, But In India It Cost 1,19,900 INR (Indian Rupees) Means As A $1609. Even Mac Mini Is Still Expensive. Apple Is Great In Designing Their Products But Should Keep Price Affordable.
Well that's because products imported from other countries get unreasonably high import taxes if a certain percentage of the manufacturing is not done on India. This is to promote production of goods in India and provide jobs. Not Apple's fault, but they are starting to manufacture some products in India like the iPhones but still the prices are not same as in US for all of their lineup. Samsung has already started manufacturing in India and their prices are the same as in other countries.
I am retired and I watch a lot of RUclips videos. Also, I have a website that I maintain with 2019 Visual Studio Community. My current 17" laptop has 16GB RAM and 500GB SSD storage. It is 8 years old and works good. If I purchase a new computer and it's an iMac, I think I would get 16GB of RAM just for future proofing. I also would like 512GB storage because I have run out of room with a 256GB HDD. Since I'm retired, I may not need this much storage or RAM but it would be nice to have the extra features and graphics core. Apple sure knows how to upsell their products!
It's too early to speculate about upgrades just as two weeks ago was too early to speculate about new iMacs. The base model iMac is ideal for those who say the base MacBook Air is plenty of computer for most people. If you really think you need more than two Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports you're probably trying too hard. I'm betting you could get an OWC Thunderbolt hub and external SSD for less that upgrading the internal SSD through Apple, and still gat the same kind of access speed as you would get with an internal SSD. Upgrading from the base model is only adding bells and whistles these days. I'm going for the Mac mini as the low cost intro to the M1, but that flashy display is awfully tempting. And I would like a purple one.
Because I use cloud storage so much I’m planning on going with a Mac mini with 16gb of ram and probably only 256 storage. I’ll get an external to store my local copies
I don’t think recommending people (especially students, who probably have less cash to spare) to go with 1TB internal storage is the best idea. Apple’s prices for internal storage are so much higher than buying external, so that’s a much better option. You could keep current projects on internal storage and use external for archiving older stuff.
Hey Everyday Dad: Your thoughts mirror mine about the better value for content creators, which is a Mac mini. I was sticker shocked when I saw the pricing for the specked out iMac with 16 RAM/2 TB at $2,600 via a Mac Rumors news story. Until now, the 27-inch has been my go-to for 11 years. I may be priced out of that market, and it really makes me sad. Still, glad you shared your thoughts. BTW, my wife is/was a Six Sigma Project Manager. Is that what you do too? Thanks! Wayne
I think Apple didn't give us the 27'' M1 iMac because they know thats the model we are all waiting for, so the best money move to make is selling this 24'' model so everyone buys it until the 27'' is available, so, more double money for them.
The company probably also needs time to figure out how it’s going to move forward with the CPU and especially the GPU. The simplest thing they could do for a 27’ iMac is just double the cores of the current M1 (M1X). That would create a very powerful CPU, but the machine would have a larger thermal footprint and the GPU performance may still lag behind. They could also just wait until the move to a 3NM process next year (true M2). There are a lot more variables though and I’m no expert so who knows lol
iMac 24” is 10 lbs! I’m getting one to bring to DJ gigs! Best portable display atm Edit: Not really cuz I'm broke, but I do happen to know this topic. If you are a DJ like me, you have the means to easily transport your iMac to where you'll be playing or it will live there, and you want to know what to buy, I have enough thoughts on that to make a video on my own. First of all, however, let me say that digital DJing by itself does not require much. You can DJ on an iPad Air with an A7 and 1 gigabyte of RAM, or even on older iPads than that. DJing on my 2017 iPad Pro with an A10X and 4 GB RAM is perfectly acceptable. But the reason I'd bring an iMac isn't just for the bigger display. I'd bring an iMac to do more complex things at the same time while I DJ. I'm talking about lights, immersive visuals to a projector, audio and video recording, and the capability to handle all of the above simultaneously plus whatever I can think to throw at the machine in the future, and for that, you want the 16 GB model of iMac with as much storage as you can afford or double what you think you need for your entire offline library of music, audio samples, video content, audio and video recordings, whatever else you do with your computer, and 20% of your SSD free for swap, whichever is less. Remember: you can always plug in a flash drive or external SSD to iMac if you must, but it's bad for aesthetics and it will be slower than local storage and hanging a drive off your Mac adds complexity and points of failure, so you should not consider it equal to internal storage. Also, skip the base model and go for Touch ID. Being able to quickly lock and unlock your Mac during a gig if you have to step away is worth the premium on its own, as is the ethernet port. The extra USB-C ports on the back are also of value. The 8th GPU core makes no real difference. The most important upgrade is the $1499 model with Touch ID, ethernet, etc. Then RAM. Then storage. And get double the storage you think you need. I think I need 300 GB, so I'd get 1 TB.
For most people, I feel like an m1 MacBook would make a lot more sense than this considering that they are just as powerful. I would much rather get a MacBook Air and a 4k monitor for my desk. Although I spend a lot of time at home because of online classes, I either just use my m1 MacBook Pro or plug it into my 4k monitor if I want to work on photo editing. The amount of extra flexibility the laptops give you with nearly the same performance makes them a way better value for me.
For me, I never use ethernet. Ever. Unless the router and the device are so close I may as well. With my PS4 this is the case, and the PS4's WiFi was just so slow. With my PC, MacBook Pro, PS5, smart TV, Xbox 360 and printers, no ethernet cable in sight. They are also too far away, but the WiFi is fast on all of them and pretty reliable, but being WiFi there are times when it's not. Also the PS5 and the new iMacs have 802.11ax WiFi 6 which gives speeds in touching distance to ethernet. My 802.11ac MacBook and PC do too. In terms of USB, other than the things my PC needs to run (so keyboard, mouse, bluetooth, Xbox controller adaptors) I don't use the USB ports. On my MacBook, at most I normally only use one port at a time if I even use the ports at all. The SD card slot almost never gets used. I use my own internal space with iCloud. The M1 iMac has me interested in buying a new Mac. One of my MacBook's original duties was video editing
It would be really interesting if there was data about who buys which computer. I would be willing to be that the 24” iMac will have a large share of first time Mac buyers. Maybe second only to the MacBook Air.
I am swinging between the 24" m1 and the 13" Air m1.... I can hook up the air to external monitor and then buy keyboard/mouse (hopefully we can buy the purple ones) which means I could (rarely) bring it with me... but I have an iphone with me it should be able to do most/all I need to do on the road... and then transfer pics/video to the 24" when home... undecided... waiting for them to open up the page so we can "design one" first.
@@LiLBitsDK Yea, I can totally see the appeal of the AIO form factor of the iMac if you already have a device like an iPhone or iPad to use when not at the desk. I think the real choice would be between the iMac and a MacBook. For someone considering the Mac Mini, I think the MacBook Air is completely worth the extra money if you can afford it and have peripherals to connect to it.
@@Piketom1 yeah the 13" is just too small for "at desk" work but it is "enough to get by" while on the road. and it is also where I lean most to... but I love the purple :D
Does anyone know if Zoom works well on this iMac? I am thinking of getting one since I spend my life teaching on Zoom so a bigger screen and a better camera would make it worth it, if Zoom works well on it.
I know I said this before but, people made fun of you for keep talking about M1 chip, and Apple keep using M1 chip for everything. You are on the right way in my view.
#1 Mistake to avoid is being an early adopter. Apple is not going to make it more expensive over the next few months just because it sells well. You should always wait a bit after it is released, read actual reviews from real people and watch hands-on tests before buying. The new mac looks nice and promises a lot of nice things. But never hurry. One of the biggest red flags for a scam is urgency and if you urge yourself to buy this before you actually know what it is then you are just scamming yourself.
@@עומרגור-ק2ד Yeah, I had a macbook pro 2017 lol. I wanna find out how good the M1 is for programmers but I feel like I should wait till M1X comes out for everything to work in the M1 chips
@@jayadky5983 well we are probably only 6 months or so away from an updated iMac 27 or MBP 16 later this year. My guess is Apple is gearing those towards the pro market with an improved M processor. So if you can wait 6 months I would if you really need more than 16gb or RAM or more CPU or GPU cores. The M1 macs are crazy fast so if you feel confident then I would get it now 🤷🏼♀️. If your current mac works well now, then I would wait. If an M1 would improve your work, then go for it. If you can work with it for a few months then wait.
Super Question: Can I use/purchase a mac mini since I have my keyboard and trackpad. And connect it to my (iMac i5 3.1GHz 27" (Mid 2020) 256GB SSD) monitor 🤷♂️ Or should I trade it for a new M1? I was quoted a $900 trade-in before the 30th. What would you do? I’m planning to edit videos using Luma Fusion and Final Cut Pro for the most part.
i'm waiting for LumaFusion to confirm editing off external ssd a thing; then i'll go all in for an M1 MacBook Air 8cpu/8gpu 512GB & 16GB RAM, with thermal pad mod.. IF, the coming MacBook Pros still dun hav function keys.. LOLOLOL
The base iMas model should be called the "Grandma's iMac". Because is quite basic for zoom meetings and video calls (to see her grandchildren abroad) as well as basic internet browsing.
In college we have 3 devices. An IMac for all the art and design classes. It also works great for the at home classes. The MacBook for the at school classes.....most of them. A IPad for all the e-books. The last is a window book because I have to take classes at the business school and most of their software refuses to work on a mac.
@@TheEverydayDad yes it is. I got the IMac when I first started because I worked weird hours and couldn't use the labs for projects. I had it maxed out and it was great. After I got my associates degree I headed back to school 2 years later and found out everything is now online. So I got a MacBook to do stuff for class. But when I wasn't at school or home I still needed to read my ebooks and I had to get a IPad with wireless internet so I could do that. After 3 terms I had to knock out the business classes. And got the rude awakening that I needed a window notebook. With covid-19. All of the rent a computers were out and I had to buy another computer. The business school is the only one with software that can't work on a Mac. It's a headache. So, in a normal day I use all of the devices for at least 2-3 hours each.
@@TheEverydayDad go for it! I haven’t either... I like the matching color on the trackpad this year. You were the reason I bought the M1 MacBook Air; so what the heck let’s do the iMac now! 😂
This iMac is a game changer for my cafe to use as a KDS and POS
Thats a fantastic point! I didn't even think to cover it as a POS machine.
what does kds and pos mean ?
@@sincerelytyler09 in the restaurant industry KDS is kitchen display system MDS his menu display system and POS is the point of sale.
@@TheEverydayDad my dream set is to use 4 different color 24”iMac’s for overhead menu displays. One 24” iMac and one 11” iPad air using side car as a POS the iPad is necessary for signatures and tips. As for the KDS one 24” iMac
My friend is upgrading from her ancient Intel white 24 inch iMac from 2008 to the base model 2021. Even I am very excited for her. Hehe
I'm upgrading from my late 2009 base model to this one. Stupidly excited!
I can say from experience that having your school project saved on your laptop will save you so much stress when the internet or power goes out.
The small screen size isn't the best and you can always get a UPS for a desktop computer. My small APC unit has been going for probably 15 years and it is only recently requesting a new battery. I've never gone offline during a power cut yet.
@@johnmknox you can just use a second monitor with a laptop though
I have the M1 Mac Mini, and as a developer, it's amazing. My only regret was not getting a 16 GB Unified Memory. Well 8 GB is fine for 90% of my work, but that 16 GB is kinda a future-proofing for me.
Ahhhhh, treat yourself. GET IT GET IT GET IT GET IT
The Imac is so beautiful. I don't need one. Yet, its so tempting. So evil. hehehe esp. the orange, yellow and red
My feelings exactly
It's not at all beautiful..😂😂 it's the ugliest product Apple has maid
@@devanshagarwal6786 If that's the ugliest, then I can't wait to see the rest :)
OMG FINALLY SOMEONE WITH MY MINDSET
I could literally care less about the bezels
It’s literally my dream iMac
Compared to a crust HP laptop it would be so good
@@javashy9649 Agree. I actually hate the black bezels. I like the aluminums more. The bright colors are my absolute fave. The aquamarine isn't bad looking too.
I was honestly thinking about selling my macbook air, buy this new imac and upgrade my ipad. I am not a student that needs the laptop anymore and I actually use my ipad way more than my laptop, but there are some things that you can’t do in an ipad 😞
As a software developer, I really appreciated the project manager comment. 🤣😇👍🏼👍🏼
So glad you pointed out the Mac Mini was the best bang for the buck.
If you have a bit more money to spend, I’d still suggest a docked M1 MacBook. Either air or pro will do. Just as fast but way more versatile.
@@Piketom1 That would be the best of both worlds. Portability, and the advantage of choosing a larger monitor.
Lemme give you a leak. You might think the m1 imac will have the same performance as the other m1 macs. Some may expect a small difference in speed. But no there will be a big difference. There is a reason why apple's new power brick for the m1 imac is high powered. Remember that power to performance graph that apple gave when they first introduced the m1? The macbooks and mac mini has a limit on the power they use. But the imac is allowed to use much more power and hence they will be way more fast.
I already purchased the M1 mini as an upgrade to a 2015 iMac 27". After buying the peripherals already the cost of the iMac right now does not make sense. However, the M1 mini does give me a cheap and up to date machine that will hold me through to the end of 2022. I'll look at the improvements but unless you are blazing out video, I am happy to keep with the mini and watch the development and marketing war that is developing for another 18 months for the low cost of the most inexpensive Mac M1.
Good recommendations, just didn't understand the bit where you recommended going for the $1499 then increasing it to 512gb (and then guessed how much that costs). What you've described is the $1699 model, they've already done that for you, that IS the $1499 one but with 512gb storage! So you don't need to upgrade a $1499 one. Or am I missing something?!
there are both same specs with different storage capacity, you can look at it either way, i know it may be confusing for someone. Hope that helped 😀😀
yeah he made it more complicated than just saying "take the top model" and call it a day
For me the new Imac makes a lot of sense coming from an old Imac. The displays are always awesome on imac then to also have everything built-in with those new speakers, WebCam, keyboard and mouse. I find laptop screens is too small and have no reason to move around with it. I will be using it for some video editing so looking forward getting a 16gb ram with 1tb hard drive version. Just need to decide what colour now. 👍
i wish we could buy the colored magic keyboards separately to use as like a bluetooth keyboard.
Arent they bluetooth?
Hello from Singapore! Love your channel! Just wondering though since it is a desktop would you not rather save a buck and get an external HDD/SSD instead of speccing up the storage?
Aye Singapore fam
@@shannonwee hello!
With the good monitor... and how I use computers.. I’m hoping for a M1x/M2 option in July when I’m ready... then keep it as a main computer for a few years. As a semi- power user. (3d animation, blackmagic BRAW editing-grading) I want the most power as possible.. however... if thinking light duty.. the $1,499 version looks good. The screen is the selling point over the mini.. Luckily for me I’m working too much at day job to have time to work on my side video editing, so by the time I’m ready to buy in July.. hopefully the M2 will be out in some form.. even a new 16” MBP. Currently running a 2014 15” MBP... so I’m past due for an upgrade..... The selling point to me to the Mac mini is... cheap entry level... and add the up to 16g memory.. use the 4K Dell Ultrasharp monitor and I have a ton of keyboards and mice around... use it for a while and December 2021 or spring 2022 a M2 or Mac Pro Mini for heavy lifting. Then your current Mac Mini that you bought the 16g 256/512 version becomes your home entertinnment hub, music creation... or anything else computer... even one of those new apps that lets your run many windows programs without needing boot camp or even windows installed...
Only mistake I made was with the included accessories. I should have opted for the full size keyboard with Touch ID and the trackpad instead of the mouse. I have since bought a trackpad and the mouse is never used.
I don’t plan on getting it. All of my macs are darker in color. Space grey is always the go to for me. I will be waiting to get my first iMac and just enjoy my M1 MacBook Pro.
I think most students and office personnel would do fine with the 2 port option and a hub. Having more front-facing ports on the desk is far more convenient than spilling coffee while leaning over to fumble with ports on the back of the comp. and neither group would benefit much from that extra GPU core so I’d say grab the base model, grab a hub, and store most of your files externally.
backside ports are for more "permanently attached" stuff though
Wish I could hook up my Cinema Display with an M1 Mac Mini. Would be so easy if I could just replace the wire with MagSafe, USB A and Mini Display ports to an HDMI one to connect to the Mini
If you search macRumours for an "apple cinema display connecting to m1 mac mini" thread, I believe you will come away very pleased. Single adapter solutions for both DP and thunderbolt 2 variants 🥳
@@mrt.7146 I found a Mini DP to USB C adapter that should be able to work, Thanks! I'm deciding between getting an M1 Mac Mini to use with my Cinema Display or just get the new iMac. I could probably hook up the Cinema Display to that one as well.
Me not even considering getting a Mac but still enjoying the video very thoroughly
another pro for mac mini over the IMAC is maintenance. even though you cant really do anything after you open the m1 mac mini. you can at least keep it clean. i have opened up IMACs from some of the cleanest people i know. and you would be shocked just how much dust an loose debris that gets up in there. i have seen the fans hardly spinning
i'm gonna get the 1499 model with trackpad! Still torn between orange and purple. and maybe get 16gb of ram.
Yes get the 16gb
purple all the way :D 16gigs of ram anf 512gb storage (rest can be on external drives)
Great video. I currently have a 27 inch iMAC (4 years old). I wouldn't replace it with a 24 inch machine. I think if I had a buy a new computer, I would buy a MAC Mini and a 4K TV to use as a monitor and I would be money ahead.
Same here.
The M1 Mac mini is absolutely amazing. For sure, the best desktop computer I've ever owned (especially for the price).
B&H’s website looks like they have configurations to play with along with pricing. I will be getting a blue iMac with 16GB RAM and probably 1TB SSD.
Thanks for all your videos. I love your table. Where did you get it?
Great insight! Do you think a base version of any of these m1 computers can handle basic video editing in 4k, music production, and overall livestreaming tasks for the next 5+ years? I currently have a 2011 base imac that's still my daily machine. I have installed 16gb of RAM and thats it. It struggles sometimes, so I want to get into a new machine, but I don't want to get too much spec-wise or too little and regret it in a couple years. I intend to keep my machine for the next 10 years honestly.
Thanks for the videos. Pard my ignorance, but what exactly are you a project manager for? What kind of project’s?
Awesome info. If you’re like me and resell or trade-in for the newest models, think twice getting the iMac 24”. For me, I would wait for the next iMac with a larger screen size. Like all 21” iMac the resell value is far less then the iMac 27”. True for the 24”. As soon as Apple releases the next M1 iMac with a larger screen, the 24” will lose its value for resell or trade. Whereby, if purchasing an iMac, wait for the next iMac with a larger screen and time comes to sell or trade it in, you’re set not losing profit or value for that trade. Otherwise, save yourselves money and get the M1 Mac Mini as The Everyday Dad stated.
for 90% of people, base model is best, I have been using MacBooks for 12 years, and the only port I need is for charging. it is much better to buy 16 GB RAM. storage is also not needed, and one can store things on external drive.
110% of ppl need more than 2 usb slots... 4 is better easy choice there base model is lame
What would you recommend for a Graphic Designer after an iMac now. The new 24" M1 or 2020 27" iMac i7?
Should I get the M1 MacBook Air or the 2020 MacBook Pro intel for the same price
I am going to hold out on buying a 24" until I find out what the basic larger iMac(M1) will come with standard. I want min 512 SSD and 16mb of memory(not too concerned if it will come with M1 or M1x). but if I am going upgrade the smaller one and it is only $200 or less for the larger screen, then I will buy the larger one.
Great info, thanks for sharing! It kind of shocks me that the MacBook Air is actually cheaper than the new iMac! $1449 for 8-core GPU with 16GB ram and 512GB storage vs $1499 for the iMac with same processor and only 8GB ram and 256GB storage. If you were to spec out with 16GB and 512MB you would be looking at $1899! You could buy a lot of monitor for $450. I was planning on getting the new iMac but your video makes me think I should go MacBook Air or the Mini which might be the sweet spot.
No problem Erik! Yeah the real problem with Apple's lineup is how industry shaking their original M1 Macs are. Its going to be REAL hard to recommend something else over the next year.
@@TheEverydayDad I agree 100%!
To be honest there’s no $450 monitor that compares to the iMac monitor.
@@Marcosmatamoros10 good point there. I just ordered mine, 512GB storage, 16GB RAM!
A refurbished 2011 iMac got me into the Apple ecosystem so I’ll always have a soft spot for the product. Seriously considering a green one...
I was an undergrad from like 2012-2015 am currently in an MA program and I feel like laptops are just kind of the default anymore. I’m taking a break due to the pandemic so idk if it’s changed but I can see myself picking up an iMac. I’d like to try one out.
What would you recommend for a musician/producer? Thanks!
Whenever I see two ports on an Apple device, it reminds me of the biopic Steve Jobs when Steve and woz are in the garage, and they carry on the whole conversation about 2 slots versus expansion slots.
What is recommended for genealogy researchers? I just purchased a 24" $1499 iMAC and had to exchange for a higher storage $1699. I explained my situation and didn't get any feedback. This is my second MAC, the last was 2010. Have never used a laptop but it seemed to confining for me and I don't travel with one. Did I overspend?
Yes you probably overpaid, because for your workflow I doubt you’ll push that machine. But I also think that’s a very smart decision because you will get the most lifespan out of the machine for spending slightly more money now. If you can afford it, then upgrades now pay dividends in the long run. You ultimately overpaid for your current needs, but you actually still saved money long term.
I´ll be waiting ofr that 27" iMac Pro with the M1-pluss.. whenever that breaks!
Will not be "downgrading" from 27" to 24.. Ain´t happening
Thanks Dad! Great video as always! I use computer as home media center + photo processing (PS+LR), photography is my hobby. I’m looking forward for 7 core GPU / 8 GB Ram version. Is it okay for my needs?
Hi, Gary. I'm a new subscriber who enjoys all your videos, but I just want to come in and defend the iMacs a bit. I totally agree that the Mac minis have great value, but **only if** you don't care about the screen or really want non-Apple peripherals.
If you want to buy a 4k or 5k retina screen to match the iMac, the cost comes to about the same or even more depending on what you get. Apple screens are just... perfect in terms of brightness, color tuning, and PPI. I've yet to see a monitor that can match it that isn't prohibitively expensive. Most of these 4k monitors are really attuned for gaming, but for sheer value for money, I'd advocate for an Apple screen any day of the week. For graphic design and photography purposes, I cannot recommend anything except for a native Mac screen. Plus, for some people it's simply convenient to have all the peripherals come with.
But if that's not an issue or refresh rate is more important than color acuity, the Mac mini is great.
Me, starting to watch Gary:
- Why does this dude say the phrase with the whole "figure it out"-thing in every video?!
Me, 6 months later, watching every video:
- IF I CAN FIGURE IT OUT, YOU CAN FIGURE IT OUT!!!
Right? I don't always want to say it but its force of habit at this point.
It's called a "catchphrase"
@@alecwhatshisname5170 Thank you, Captain Obvious!
Hello, I’m a new subscriber and I love your channel. Thanks for all the content, especially the Apple Products. So i have a 2014 iMac 🖥 and its so slow. I’m not a heavy user (RUclips videos, we surfing, letter writing on word, etc) but I dont want to have the issue where I get a low end iMac and a few years later its running slower than a turtle 🐢. I understand that in this case a mid 2014 is gonna do that. But for me $1,500 is a big investment. I was wondering if maybe in an upcoming video you can do a comparison of the iMac mini vs one of these new IMacs ? THe pros and cons?
I’m a wedding photographer looking at the new iMacs to edit on. Would you say that this is a good choice
One use case that very few tech reviewers talk about (because, why would anyone, it's hardly common -- and it's _definitely_ not exciting) is professional writers. Bloggers, novelists, et cetera, we writers need a solid machine. Now, an iPad -- even the 2020 iPad Air -- has more than enough horsepower to get that job done.
Thing is, some of us still want apps that are more robust on macOS than they are on iPadOS -- and some apps that don't exist _at all_ on iPadOS (yet). Looking here at Path Finder from Cocoatech, DevonThink Pro, Scrivener 3, Vellum, and Amazon Kindle Creator.
For writers, an M1 Mac Mini might seem like _the_ solution. Except that, with its dodgy reputation for waking (or not waking) a display connected to it consistently and reliably, and that well known bluetooth reliability issue, folks could be forgiven for wanting something that dodges those issues. Provided you bring external storage into play, and keep expectations for what you can do with 8Gb of UMA... well, realistic... the M1 iMac just _might_ be the perfect desktop for a professional writer.
It won't be long for compilers running inside ARM emulators to output perfectly normal Intel x86 code. It's not the ARM computer, it's the software running on them that may limit your options.
The Mac Mini doesn't come with a 24" 4.5k screen or the rest of the things you need. All you get with it is a plug. When you factor that in then it really isn't the good value that you think unless you already have the aforementioned.
Upgrade to 1TB option is bad advice, should just get those 1TB external SSD those cost around $150
yeah slap 512 internal... then rest cheapo external Samsung T5 drives 2TB for little money
M1 iMac Is Great And I Would Like To Get It For Myself.
The Problem Is About Price In US, The Base Model Cost Around $1299, But In India It Cost 1,19,900 INR (Indian Rupees) Means As A $1609.
Even Mac Mini Is Still Expensive. Apple Is Great In Designing Their Products But Should Keep Price Affordable.
Because indian government including GST & others taxes
Well that's because products imported from other countries get unreasonably high import taxes if a certain percentage of the manufacturing is not done on India. This is to promote production of goods in India and provide jobs. Not Apple's fault, but they are starting to manufacture some products in India like the iPhones but still the prices are not same as in US for all of their lineup.
Samsung has already started manufacturing in India and their prices are the same as in other countries.
I am retired and I watch a lot of RUclips videos. Also, I have a website that I maintain with 2019 Visual Studio Community. My current 17" laptop has 16GB RAM and 500GB SSD storage. It is 8 years old and works good. If I purchase a new computer and it's an iMac, I think I would get 16GB of RAM just for future proofing. I also would like 512GB storage because I have run out of room with a 256GB HDD. Since I'm retired, I may not need this much storage or RAM but it would be nice to have the extra features and graphics core. Apple sure knows how to upsell their products!
It's too early to speculate about upgrades just as two weeks ago was too early to speculate about new iMacs.
The base model iMac is ideal for those who say the base MacBook Air is plenty of computer for most people.
If you really think you need more than two Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports you're probably trying too hard.
I'm betting you could get an OWC Thunderbolt hub and external SSD for less that upgrading the internal SSD through Apple, and still gat the same kind of access speed as you would get with an internal SSD.
Upgrading from the base model is only adding bells and whistles these days.
I'm going for the Mac mini as the low cost intro to the M1, but that flashy display is awfully tempting. And I would like a purple one.
Because I use cloud storage so much I’m planning on going with a Mac mini with 16gb of ram and probably only 256 storage. I’ll get an external to store my local copies
Great videos !! What do recommend for the recording musician ?
Would this M1 Imac be better/Faster to edit videos on than a base 2017 27 inch Imac ?
If you need additional storage, then you might save some money by purchasing an external SSD.
I don’t think recommending people (especially students, who probably have less cash to spare) to go with 1TB internal storage is the best idea. Apple’s prices for internal storage are so much higher than buying external, so that’s a much better option. You could keep current projects on internal storage and use external for archiving older stuff.
Debating on upgrading. I have a 2009 iMac 21.5
Hey Everyday Dad: Your thoughts mirror mine about the better value for content creators, which is a Mac mini. I was sticker shocked when I saw the pricing for the specked out iMac with 16 RAM/2 TB at $2,600 via a Mac Rumors news story. Until now, the 27-inch has been my go-to for 11 years. I may be priced out of that market, and it really makes me sad. Still, glad you shared your thoughts. BTW, my wife is/was a Six Sigma Project Manager. Is that what you do too? Thanks! Wayne
I think Apple didn't give us the 27'' M1 iMac because they know thats the model we are all waiting for, so the best money move to make is selling this 24'' model so everyone buys it until the 27'' is available, so, more double money for them.
They are doing the same with the Apple TV. The one everyone was waiting for is coming later
The company probably also needs time to figure out how it’s going to move forward with the CPU and especially the GPU. The simplest thing they could do for a 27’ iMac is just double the cores of the current M1 (M1X). That would create a very powerful CPU, but the machine would have a larger thermal footprint and the GPU performance may still lag behind. They could also just wait until the move to a 3NM process next year (true M2). There are a lot more variables though and I’m no expert so who knows lol
@@jzuniga633 which apple tv is coming later? they already announced a nice apple tv 4k?
What about for movie editors?.. for CGI, And other movie manipulative intense editing..??
I will wait... for what I do not know.... I am rocking a M1 Mac mini and it quite sufficient. I will just upgrade my monitor next year.
why would anyone care how thick an iMac is? it makes no difference to its functionality as a computer if its 11mm or 20 mm
iMac 24” is 10 lbs! I’m getting one to bring to DJ gigs! Best portable display atm
Edit: Not really cuz I'm broke, but I do happen to know this topic.
If you are a DJ like me, you have the means to easily transport your iMac to where you'll be playing or it will live there, and you want to know what to buy, I have enough thoughts on that to make a video on my own.
First of all, however, let me say that digital DJing by itself does not require much. You can DJ on an iPad Air with an A7 and 1 gigabyte of RAM, or even on older iPads than that. DJing on my 2017 iPad Pro with an A10X and 4 GB RAM is perfectly acceptable. But the reason I'd bring an iMac isn't just for the bigger display. I'd bring an iMac to do more complex things at the same time while I DJ. I'm talking about lights, immersive visuals to a projector, audio and video recording, and the capability to handle all of the above simultaneously plus whatever I can think to throw at the machine in the future, and for that, you want the 16 GB model of iMac with as much storage as you can afford or double what you think you need for your entire offline library of music, audio samples, video content, audio and video recordings, whatever else you do with your computer, and 20% of your SSD free for swap, whichever is less. Remember: you can always plug in a flash drive or external SSD to iMac if you must, but it's bad for aesthetics and it will be slower than local storage and hanging a drive off your Mac adds complexity and points of failure, so you should not consider it equal to internal storage. Also, skip the base model and go for Touch ID. Being able to quickly lock and unlock your Mac during a gig if you have to step away is worth the premium on its own, as is the ethernet port. The extra USB-C ports on the back are also of value. The 8th GPU core makes no real difference.
The most important upgrade is the $1499 model with Touch ID, ethernet, etc.
Then RAM.
Then storage.
And get double the storage you think you need. I think I need 300 GB, so I'd get 1 TB.
I haven’t keyboard or mouse or monitor but i want space gray imac so what i should do mac mini or imac?
Bro one doubt,
Does this mouse and keyboard come with i mac ?
yes
Yep they do.
yes even say so on the website if ya went to look ;-)
I am going to join a degree course for VFX& Graphics.
Is the new IMAC 2021 M1 good for it?????
Quick answer, no.
For most people, I feel like an m1 MacBook would make a lot more sense than this considering that they are just as powerful. I would much rather get a MacBook Air and a 4k monitor for my desk. Although I spend a lot of time at home because of online classes, I either just use my m1 MacBook Pro or plug it into my 4k monitor if I want to work on photo editing. The amount of extra flexibility the laptops give you with nearly the same performance makes them a way better value for me.
For me, I never use ethernet. Ever. Unless the router and the device are so close I may as well. With my PS4 this is the case, and the PS4's WiFi was just so slow. With my PC, MacBook Pro, PS5, smart TV, Xbox 360 and printers, no ethernet cable in sight. They are also too far away, but the WiFi is fast on all of them and pretty reliable, but being WiFi there are times when it's not. Also the PS5 and the new iMacs have 802.11ax WiFi 6 which gives speeds in touching distance to ethernet. My 802.11ac MacBook and PC do too.
In terms of USB, other than the things my PC needs to run (so keyboard, mouse, bluetooth, Xbox controller adaptors) I don't use the USB ports. On my MacBook, at most I normally only use one port at a time if I even use the ports at all. The SD card slot almost never gets used. I use my own internal space with iCloud.
The M1 iMac has me interested in buying a new Mac. One of my MacBook's original duties was video editing
Funny how he points at his nose every time he says "If I can figure it out, you can figure it out..." lol
I only see a max 512 GB version of the iMac on the Apple website. Where are you getting your pricing info for the 1 or 2 T hard drives?
Click on text specs in the upper right corner and it will give you the specs and greater detail and if you read them closely it will tell you there.
he explained where he got the info... from the other M1's same prices all around and they also goes up to 2TB... simple
Great Thumbnail TEDD!
I’m setting up a drone business, should I get a MacBook or iMac
Drones
So does the base model not have any Ethernet port at all? Is it Wifi only?
Yup
@@muditahlawat Unnecessary to not include an ethernet port smh
@@2BALLER32 get a hub with one? since ya gonna get a hub anyways with the base model... problem solved
You can get a usb c to Ethernet dongle or a usb-c hub with an ethernet port. Should work.
@@LiLBitsDK you're missing the whole point
Debating buying a refurbished mac mini and adding a 27" 4k screen. More ports and more screen.
Thats probably a good choice too, I'll still be using my Mac mini and my ultra wide monitor.
Can i buy i Mac for video editing & RUclips work dad??
I thought apple would make this a touch screen 16 inch 18 and 21. That removes from base and is like a iPad. I call it the I mac touch
It would be really interesting if there was data about who buys which computer. I would be willing to be that the 24” iMac will have a large share of first time Mac buyers. Maybe second only to the MacBook Air.
I am swinging between the 24" m1 and the 13" Air m1.... I can hook up the air to external monitor and then buy keyboard/mouse (hopefully we can buy the purple ones) which means I could (rarely) bring it with me... but I have an iphone with me it should be able to do most/all I need to do on the road... and then transfer pics/video to the 24" when home... undecided... waiting for them to open up the page so we can "design one" first.
@@LiLBitsDK Yea, I can totally see the appeal of the AIO form factor of the iMac if you already have a device like an iPhone or iPad to use when not at the desk. I think the real choice would be between the iMac and a MacBook. For someone considering the Mac Mini, I think the MacBook Air is completely worth the extra money if you can afford it and have peripherals to connect to it.
@@Piketom1 yeah the 13" is just too small for "at desk" work but it is "enough to get by" while on the road. and it is also where I lean most to... but I love the purple :D
I love your way of talking ☺️
Well thanks so much!
Does anyone know if Zoom works well on this iMac? I am thinking of getting one since I spend my life teaching on Zoom so a bigger screen and a better camera would make it worth it, if Zoom works well on it.
it works great now on the m1 macbooks, they developed a separate version
will upgrade to the M1 iMac,
watching this on a 24 inch iMac from 2009 lol
speed and graphics will be like day and night I imagine
Let's go for the version on the thumbnail, with the chin logo.
I know I said this before but, people made fun of you for keep talking about M1 chip, and Apple keep using M1 chip for everything. You are on the right way in my view.
#1 Mistake to avoid is being an early adopter. Apple is not going to make it more expensive over the next few months just because it sells well. You should always wait a bit after it is released, read actual reviews from real people and watch hands-on tests before buying. The new mac looks nice and promises a lot of nice things. But never hurry.
One of the biggest red flags for a scam is urgency and if you urge yourself to buy this before you actually know what it is then you are just scamming yourself.
iMac😍😍😍😍My only question, can developers work on this tho?
I guess yes! It's powerful and it runs MacOS, if you worked on a mac before it would be exactly the same or better (because powerful)
@@עומרגור-ק2ד Yeah, I had a macbook pro 2017 lol. I wanna find out how good the M1 is for programmers but I feel like I should wait till M1X comes out for everything to work in the M1 chips
@@jayadky5983 well we are probably only 6 months or so away from an updated iMac 27 or MBP 16 later this year. My guess is Apple is gearing those towards the pro market with an improved M processor. So if you can wait 6 months I would if you really need more than 16gb or RAM or more CPU or GPU cores. The M1 macs are crazy fast so if you feel confident then I would get it now 🤷🏼♀️. If your current mac works well now, then I would wait. If an M1 would improve your work, then go for it. If you can work with it for a few months then wait.
Gary: looks and points at an iPad Pro.
Also Gary: ok so this is an iMac.
I would wait for the 27”.
Super Question: Can I use/purchase a mac mini since I have my keyboard and trackpad. And connect it to my
(iMac i5 3.1GHz 27" (Mid 2020) 256GB SSD) monitor 🤷♂️
Or should I trade it for a new M1? I was quoted a $900 trade-in before the 30th.
What would you do?
I’m planning to edit videos using Luma Fusion and Final Cut Pro for the most part.
Will wait for MBP 16 2021!
Why is the HD so small? The previous iMac came with 2TB.
then upgrade it to 2TB? doh!
i'm waiting for LumaFusion to confirm editing off external ssd a thing; then i'll go all in for an M1 MacBook Air 8cpu/8gpu 512GB & 16GB RAM, with thermal pad mod.. IF, the coming MacBook Pros still dun hav function keys.. LOLOLOL
imma go with the base model + 16gb of ram. most of us i think don’t need ethernet, neither plus 2 ports and touch id.
Nice!
Probably won’t buy but still watching.
If you are building an office just use the mac mini m1 with an old apple cinema display et voila......
The base iMas model should be called the "Grandma's iMac". Because is quite basic for zoom meetings and video calls (to see her grandchildren abroad) as well as basic internet browsing.
In college we have 3 devices.
An IMac for all the art and design classes. It also works great for the at home classes.
The MacBook for the at school classes.....most of them.
A IPad for all the e-books.
The last is a window book because I have to take classes at the business school and most of their software refuses to work on a mac.
Thats a lot of devices!
@@TheEverydayDad yes it is.
I got the IMac when I first started because I worked weird hours and couldn't use the labs for projects. I had it maxed out and it was great.
After I got my associates degree I headed back to school 2 years later and found out everything is now online. So I got a MacBook to do stuff for class.
But when I wasn't at school or home I still needed to read my ebooks and I had to get a IPad with wireless internet so I could do that.
After 3 terms I had to knock out the business classes. And got the rude awakening that I needed a window notebook. With covid-19. All of the rent a computers were out and I had to buy another computer.
The business school is the only one with software that can't work on a Mac. It's a headache.
So, in a normal day I use all of the devices for at least 2-3 hours each.
weres hdmi port weres sd card slot
we need an airtags review!
I hope Apple sells the colorful mouse separately
1499 version configuring with a trackpad!
I've never really tried a trackpad before but I do like the Magic Mouse with the track pad stuff so maybe I'll give it a shot this year.
@@TheEverydayDad go for it! I haven’t either... I like the matching color on the trackpad this year. You were the reason I bought the M1 MacBook Air; so what the heck let’s do the iMac now! 😂