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One of this year’s best Prime Day deals is still live: New M6 Mac mini at up to $150 off

Prime Day fall edition is officially over now, but just as we reported previously, there are still some wonderful hangover deals still live (for now anyway). One of which would have to be the M6 Mac mini that Apple just released. You can still land one of these at up to $150 off at the time of writing – easily one of, if not, the best (not so) sleeper Prime Day deals. 

Amazon still has loads of banger Apple deals live as of this morning, but some of them are quickly beginning to disappear (mainly the Apple Watch Series 12 configurations). There’s no telling how long these M6 Mac mini discounts will remain, but they are still rolling as of this morning:

All five configurations Amazon carries are still sitting down at official Prime Day pricing. As we mentioned yesterday, the entry-level 16GB/256GB did briefly drop an additional $11 half way through the Prime Big Deal Days bonanza, and has now settled back down at the initial deal pricing – but we are still talking about a seriously notable discount here. The rest of them are still live at all-time lows. 

Catching deals this deep on the brand new Mac mini release this soon after its debut is, frankly, impressive, despite the lineup landing at higher prices than the previous-generation. Now packed with M6 power (or M5 Pro if you want to get wild with it), it is the most powerful Mac you can buy in the price range and the range has never been lower (on most of them). 

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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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