Apple Raises Mac Mini Base Price to $799, Doubles Storage as AI Demand Strains Supply

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Apple raised the Mac Mini base price from $599 to $799 on May 2, with the entry-level model now featuring 512GB storage instead of 256GB, both powered by M4 chips. The price increase effectively discontinues the previous $599 configuration, which has sold out at most retailers. The adjustment responds to AI-driven demand straining chip supplies and inventory levels. The M4 Pro model’s starting price remains unchanged at $1,399.

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