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SAVE UP TO $425:993 ArchivesMac Mini with M4 chip is now available for preorder. Save on your order with a qualifying trade-in at Best Buy and get the Mac Mini starting at $275.

Preorder the Mac Min with M4 chip

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Best Buy Apple Mac Mini (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) $599 at Best Buy

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Best Buy Apple Mac Mini (M4, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) $799 at Best Buy

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Best Buy Apple Mac Mini (M4 Pro, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSD) $1,399 at Best Buy

Mac Week has given us a whole bunch of upgrades on Apple computers — for less. The iMac and MacBook Pro are getting the M4 chip, while all MacBook Air models now start with 16GB of RAM. The Mac Mini is joining the M4 chip crew, too. All models start with 16GB of memory and are available for preorder now, expected to be released on November 8. Prices start at $599, but Best Buy is offering a better price with select trade-ins.

You can score the Mac Mini starting at $275 at Best Buy when you trade-in an old device. The models available for trade-in include the Mac Mini with M2 and M2 Pro chips, as well as the iMac with M3 chip, and estimated trade-in values range up to $575.

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To take advantage of this offer, estimate your old Mac's trade-in value. After purchasing the new Mac Mini M4 for M4 Pro and your trade-in is complete, the confirmed value of your trade-in device will be refunded to your purchase of the new Mac Mini. This deal is available exclusively at Best Buy and a solid opportunity if you're ready to upgrade your Mac.

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