Get peace of mind with the AppleCare+ 3-Year Protection Plan for Mac Mini (M2) from Apple. Extending your existing hardware, software, and telephone support coverage by three years, this AppleCare+ plan provides you with expert assistance, global repair coverage for your Mac, and web-based resources and diagnostic tools. In addition to technical support, AppleCare+ also offers unlimited incidents of accidental damage protection for a service fee, which varies depending on the type of damage reported. Please visit the manufacturer's website for pricing details. With 24/7 access to product experts via phone or chat, you can get the support you need, day or night.

Apple M2 Pro 12-Core CPU    32GB Unified RAM | 8TB SSD    19-Core GPU | 16-Core Neural Engine    Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) | Bluetooth 5.3    4 x Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 Ports    USB-A 3.1 Gen 1 | HDMI | 3.5mm    1 x 10 Gigabit Ethernet Port    macOS    Includes AppleCare+

• 24/7 priority access to Apple experts by chat or phone
• Global repair coverage
• Onsite repair: request that a technician come to your work location or have a courier pick up your Mac for service
• Carry-in repair: take your Mac to an Apple Store or other Apple Authorized Service Provider

• Your Mac computer
• Battery
• Apple memory (RAM)
• Apple USB SuperDrive
• Included accessories such as the power adapter
• Unlimited incidents of accidental damage protection, each subject to a service fee of $99 for external enclosure damage, or $299 for other accidental damage, plus applicable tax

• Using macOS and iCloud
• Connecting to printers and wireless networks
• Quick how-to questions about Apple-branded apps, such as Photos, iMovie, GarageBand, Pages, Numbers, Keynote; and pro apps, such as Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and more

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the 16 GB memory come one 16 GB card (upgradable to 32 GB by adding another 16GB in the open slot) or two 8 GB cards?

A: Upgrading the Mac Mini must be done in pairs as both slots are occupied.

Q: 2. Can I use my old (LG) monitor with HDMI1 cable with this computer HDMI2 port without using an adapter?

A: Yes HDMI ports can be used with older cables. They are backwards compatible.

Q: 3. I just purchase my Early 2020 Mac Mini from B and H. When I look "About this Mac" it says 2018. Why?

A: This model was released in 2020 however Apple is still calling it 2018 since the hardware design didn’t change

Q: 4. Is this system new and in original box?

A: This Apple Mac mini BH #APZTMXNG23 • MFR #Z0ZT0002Z is new in a box not used or refurbished. All items on our site are new unless specifically marked as used, with a condition rating. You will also notice the "Used" tab highlighted at the top of our page.

Q: 5. Is the Mac mini with i7 processor and 64gb of RAM good for video editing with Premiere Pro?

A: Though strong on the CPU and RAM, this would not be the ideal choice for Adobe Premier Pro. A dedicated video card particularly an NVIDIA 2060 or better would be recommended.

Q: 6. Does this model (2020 Intel-chip) support Target Display Mode? & can I use a iMac (2010) as external display?

A: Yes, the Apple Mac mini would just be outputting a video signal however the 2010 IMac would require "The iMac used as a display must have macOS High Sierra or earlier installed. The other Mac that you're connecting it to must have been introduced in 2019 or earlier and have macOS Catalina or earlier installed." The cable connecting the two Mac computers must be a Mini DisplayPort cable."

Q: 7. Does B & H sell the plastic tool and special Torx Driver to open the Late 2018 Mac Mini to add more Memory?

A: Please see attached link for a toolkit for upgrading the computer(s). https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1013149-REG/newer_technology_nwttoolkit14_14_piece_portable_toolkit_with.html

Q: 8. is RAM user upgradable after purchase?

A: Yes, the RAM is user upgradable after purchase.

Q: 9. DOES THIS SUPPORT TIME MACHINE ?

A: Yes, Time Machine would be supported on this Apple Mac mini.

Q: 10. In your specs here, you state that the Mac Mini Late 2018 has 2 USB 3.1 gen 1 (3.0) ports. On the Apple website, they state that the Late 2018 Mac Mini has USB 3.1 gen 2 ports. The difference between these is significant. Can you please clarify?

A: The USB 3.1 Gen 2, is supported via the Thunderbolt 3 / USB Type-C ports, And the USB 3.0 (USB 3.1 Gen 1), would have its own dedicated USB Type-A ports.