Apple Mac

Choosing the Right Mac

Start with where you will use it. A MacBook goes with you to class, the office or a cafe, while an iMac, Mac mini or Mac Studio stays on your desk. The iMac builds the display into the computer, and the Mac mini and Mac Studio connect to a monitor, keyboard and mouse of your choice.

Shop Mac Categories

• Macbooks for MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops
• Desktops for iMac, Mac mini and Mac Studio alongside Windows desktop PCs
• Refurbished Laptops & PCs for graded refurbished and open box Macs
• Monitors to pair with a Mac mini or Mac Studio, or to extend a MacBook
• Peripherals such as keyboards, mice and printers

Features to Compare on Apple Mac

• Form factor: a portable MacBook, an all-in-one iMac, or a Mac mini or Mac Studio with your own display.
• Apple chip: listings carry different Apple chips, as named in each product title, and some older models use Intel processors.
• Memory and storage: RAM and SSD capacity vary by configuration; check what your apps and files need.
• Screen size: MacBook models come in 13-inch to 16-inch sizes, and iMac models include a built-in Retina display.
• Condition: new, open box, demo and refurbished Macs are listed, with the condition shown in each product name.

How to Choose an Apple Mac

1. Decide between a portable MacBook and a desktop Mac that stays on your desk.
2. Match the chip, memory and storage to the apps you use most.
3. Check the ports you need for monitors, drives and accessories.
4. Confirm the condition and warranty details shown on the product page.

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Apple Mac FAQs

Should I choose a MacBook or a desktop Mac?

Choose a MacBook if you need to work in more than one place. A desktop Mac such as an iMac or Mac mini suits a fixed workspace and can be paired with a larger screen.

What is the difference between MacBook Air and MacBook Pro?

MacBook Air is a thin, light laptop for everyday work and study. MacBook Pro models add more performance and ports on selected configurations for demanding creative and technical work.

What is the difference between an iMac and a Mac mini?

An iMac has a built-in display, while a Mac mini is a compact computer that needs a separate monitor, keyboard and mouse.

Are open box and refurbished Macs covered by warranty?

Warranty can differ for open box, demo and refurbished items. Check the warranty shown on each product page before ordering.