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New M6 and M5 Pro Mac mini pre-orders now live at Amazon

Apple debuted and launched pre-orders for its upgraded M6 Mac mini and the M5 Pro model today and pre-orders are starting to go live at Amazon. Just make sure you also scope out that next-generation Apple Polishing Cloth for $9 before it sells out completely. 

Apple debuted the first Mac with the new M6 chip today alongside the upgraded M5 Pro Mac mini and pre-orders are now going live on Amazon:

  • 2026 Mac mini M6 16GB/256GB $899 
  • 2026 Mac mini M6 16GB/512GB $1,099
  • 2026 Mac mini M6 24GB/512GB $1,299 
  • 2026 Mac mini M5 Pro 24GB/512GB $1,699  

After stock on the previous-gen M4 lineup all but disappeared over the few months at retail, the all-new M6 and M5 Pro models are now readily available at Amazon and there’s no telling whether or not Apple will be able to keep these in stock (it certainly had a hard time with the Neo). 

A screenshot of a device

Or trade-in directly at Apple to land the new M6 at up to $500 or more off

Just keep in mind, it does not appear as though Amazon is offering any trade-ins for your old machine towards the new M6 and M5 Pro like the official Apple site is.

As we detailed previously, something like a 24GB/512GB M4 Mac mini will net you as much as $525 off the new M6 Mac mini.

You can score a M6 Mac mini for as low as $374 with a mid-range M4 trade-in right now – more details here. 

Everything you need to know about the new Mac mini and Mac Studio await over at 9to5Mac:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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