$900 O.B.O.,

Selling my M2 Pro Mac Mini. This is a beast of an editing machine both photo and video. Everything about this is quick, like real quick.

( I put a few photos I shot and edited with my M2 Pro Mini )

4,600 MB/s Read 2,900!MB/Wite

• It boasts WiFi 6E Bluetooth 5.3,

• 10-core CPU

• 16-Core GPU

• 16-Core Neural Engine

• Thunderbolt: 4x Thunderbolt 4 ports (supporting DisplayPort, USB 4, Thunderbolt 4).

• USB-A: 2x USB-A ports (up to 5Gb/s

• Video: 1x HDMI port (supports 8K display).

• Networking: Gigabit Ethernet (optional

10Gb Ethernet).

• Performance and Physical

Displays: Supports up to 3 displays (via TB4 and HDMI).

Dimensions: 1.41 in (3.58 cm) height

7.75 in (19.7 cm) width/depth.

Weight: 2.8 pounds (1.28 kg).

Included: Official Mac mini (2023) - Tech Specs - Apple Support.

Key Features & Upgrades

Performance: The 10- core CPU/16-core GPU configuration provides significant boosts for rendering and video tasks, as detailed in this M2 Pro review from EveryMac.com.

Bandwidth: 200GB/s memory bandwidth, for faster data processing than the standard M2.

Reviews: For more detailed, independent specs, check out this YouTube video from a popular tech reviewer.

https://youtu.be/xGTH08KH1Bk?si=4AAetlA-dXg6Y3r3

For a full breakdown of the M2 Pro vs. the new M4 Pro, you can see a comparison on YouTube.

( As I’m Sure You’re All Aware, Apple Never Made An M3 Mac Mini )

I work for an Apple Company and I learned very early on that tech, all tech is incremental…..Meaning there’s no profit for companies to make a model that blows last years model out of the water. Nobody would need to upgrade so frequently if that were the case.

Next model will be a little faster/SSD booting up, More SOC, ( System In A Chip ) which is what the M series is entirely about. More CPU & GPU Cores, more RAN will definitely speed up rendering times, but by how much? Not a lot considering they only add typically 1 or 2 CPU Cores, and as far as GPU Cores go, you can get a pretty hefty amount, it that’s for serious editors that do production work. Ram definitely make a difference, however I’ve had several cheese graters with 128gb and 256gb of Ram via Opencore, the difference was hardly even noticeable.

If you are looking for specific use-case advice, I can help you decide:

Whether to pick 16GB or 32GB of RAM based on your workload.

If the 12-core chip upgrade is worth it for you.

Whether you need 10Gb Ethernet for your home network.

• 3.50 GHz base clock on copy.

Runs MacOS Tahoe like A CHAMP

Thanks for looking Happy to answer any questions Have a wonderful day!!

• 4,600 MB/s Read 2,900!MB/Wite

• It boasts WiFi 6E Bluetooth 5.3,

• 12-core CPU

• 16-Core GPU

• 16-Core Neural Engine

• Thunderbolt: 4x Thunderbolt 4 ports (supporting DisplayPort, USB 4, Thunderbolt 4).

• USB-A: 2x USB-A ports (up to 5Gb/s

• Video: 1x HDMI port (supports 8K display).

• Networking: Gigabit Ethernet (optional

10Gb Ethernet).

• Performance and Physical

Displays: Supports up to 3 displays (via TB4 and HDMI).

Dimensions: 1.41 in (3.58 cm) height

7.75 in (19.7 cm) width/depth.

Weight: 2.8 pounds (1.28 kg).

Included: Official Mac mini (2023) - Tech Specs - Apple Support.

Key Features & Upgrades

Bandwidth: 200GB/s memory bandwidth, for faster processing than the basic M2.

Limitations: Memory and storage are not user-upgradable after purchase.

Reviews: For more detailed, independent specs, check out this YouTube video from a popular tech reviewer.

For a full breakdown of the M2 Pro vs. the new M4 Pro, you can see a comparison on YouTube.

If you are looking for specific use-case advice, I can help you decide:

Whether to pick 16GB or 32GB of RAM based on your workload. If the 12-core chip upgrade is worth it for you. Thanks for looking Happy to answer any que See Less