The recently announced 24in Apple iMac with the M1 processor is now available to buy around the world. You can pick up the new iMac directly from Apple as well as a number of other retailers. We’re tracking all the places you can buy the new iMac right here.
Apple announced the M1 iMac at its 20 April Spring Loaded event, along with new iPad Pro tablets with M1 (you can watch the event again if you missed it).
As a throwback to the past, the latest devices will ship in an assortment of colours; but unlike the past generations, the 4.5K Retina display will be totally flat, with slimmer bezels, a smaller chin, and just 11.5mm thick.
You can thank the M1 chip’s SoC architecture for the new chiselled look. The M1 also boosts performance by up to 85%, with up to double the GPU speed, making demanding tasks such as 4K video editing on multiple streams without dropped frames in Final Cut Pro possible.
The new 24in iMac also features a 1080p FaceTime HD camera, studio-quality microphones, and a six-speaker set up with added Dolby Atmos support. If you want to learn more about the specs and features on the M1 iMacs see this handy article.
So without any further ado, here’s where you can buy one and how much it will cost you.
Where to buy the 24in iMac with M1 (2021)
You can buy the new M1 iMac directly from Apple in the UK and US. The third-party retailers below are selling the new range in the UK, and some have discounts already – but unsurprisingly stock is going quickly:
KRCS – Currently has the biggest discounts with up to £112 off, base model (8-core CPU/7-core GPU, 256GB) has £62 off
Amazon – £49 off 256GB (8-core CPU/7-core GPU), up to £149 off 8-core CPU/8-core GPU, 512GB storage (temporarily out of stock)
AO – £30 off Microsoft 365 Family or Personal (worth £59) with purchase with MICROSOFT30
Argos – out of stock
Currys PC World – free next day delivery
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While those in the US can head to:
How much does the 24in iMac with M1 cost?
The new iMacs with M1 start at £1,249/$1,299/AUD$1,899. Here’s the full pricing and colour range:
8-core CPU, 7-core GPU, 256GB SSD – £1,249/$1,299/AUD$1,899 – available in green, pink, blue and silver
8-core CPU, 8-core GPU, 256GB SSD – £1,449/$1,499/AUD$2,199 – available in green, pink, blue, silver, yellow, orange, and purple
8-core CPU, 8-core GPU, 512GB SSD – £1,649/$1,499/AUD$2,499 – available in green, pink, blue, silver, yellow, orange, and purple
Apple is also offering educational pricing with up to £195 off. The first two configurations will be reduced as follows:
8-core CPU, 7-core GPU, 256GB SSD – £1,249/$1,299/AUD$1,899 – Student price: £1,124 (£125 off)
8-core CPU, 8-core GPU, 256GB SSD – £1,449/$1,499/AUD$2,199 – Student price: £1,304 (£195 off)
Here’s how to get Apple’s Educational discount.
We’re also looking at where you can buy Apple’s new AirTag Bluetooth trackers.
See how the M1 performed in our review of the latest MacBook Air, and where to buy the latest M1 MacBook Pro if you prefer something more portable.
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