Refurbished Apple Mac Mini Intel Desktops

I've purchased three refurbished Mac Mini's from B&H Photo and all have been perfect. They show up plastic-wrapped in the original packaging and look absolutely brand-new. I honestly can't tell the difference, other than the lower price.

Still waiting for my Apple Mac Mini M1 to ship.

Switched to this (Intel)Mac Mini to better interface with my Apollo Twin X QUAD and this runs sooooo smoothly. Installing plugins for Ableton was a breeze! No issue getting any of them to show up in my plugins folder. Plus the form factor is so tiny! If I needed to take this for a mobile recording setup, I definitely could!

Installed this 32GB kit in a Mac mini (3.0GHz 6-core Intel Core i5) and they work just fine. One-day shipping from B&H a real plus.

We have a new Mac Mini and an Intel NUC, and we use these cables to connect them to DisplayPort monitors. The DisplayPort connector is latchless, but it fits and connects securely (latches are optional for DisplayPort connections). These have been very reliable for us, and they are VESA compliant. We have used them with many different DisplayPort monitors (including an multi-stream MST setup), and they work excellently.

Hooked it up to an Intel Mac Mini and was pleasantly surprised at how quiet it is compared to our old LTO-5. The Mac Mini has 10GbE and the two LTFS tapes I've created so far from our NAS have been very fast. One was created with the included mLogic app (the name escapes me at the moment) and the other with MyLTO.

I use it mainly for editing my photographs and taking care of everyday chores. This is my 2nd Mac Mini. I previously purchased the last generation with Intel chip. It processes intensive tasks involving the GPU much faster than the Intel based version did with practically no lag time, and offers faster read and write speeds to most disks. I have owned a lot of Macs since my first 512k back in 1985 so I didn't really need the AppleCare product but took it anyway. I'm not sorry I did because when I need to call them with a problem I can't or don't want to think or remember how to fix (for an issue I tackled years ago), they are there at anytime to remember for me. Would I recommend the Mac Mini? yep. I would also recommend B&H for their amazing quality of service and speedy order processing.

I have two of these, one connected to an Intel Mac Mini and one to a HP Z2 Mini G4 workstation running Alpine Linux. In both cases it just works with my Ubiquiti USW-Aggregation switch, and I am getting around 8Gbps throughput using ttcp.

I just bought my new LYRA for my Mac Mini Intel (2018) running Big Sur 11.6 and my iPad Pro 12.9 (2018). Both work flawlessly once I plug in and connect with the right USB cable. The sound quality is very nice, high quality, reflecting my voice character. The mute button also works well with a pinkish indicator light. I have ponder back and forth before making the purchase coz' been reading lots of uncertain reviews about incompatibility with macOS Big Sur. I'm it turns out working perfectly here.

This is a wicked fast machine, it is quite the step up from my intel Mac mini. Okay 16GB of RAM is a must (the more memory the better). FCP X screams (which was my main concern on this machine. Just to let everyone know I was able to level up to the M2 chip because the price here for the M2 machine was lower than what others were asking for a M1 machine. B&H you did it again!!!