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Our favorite accessories to elevate your new M6 Mac mini and Mac Studio rig

Our favorite accessories to elevate your new M6 Mac mini and Mac Studio rig

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But some folks detest the Magic Mouse (they are wrong because the gesture action is a must-have, game-changing feature), but even I can admit the keyboard leaves something to be desired and the Magic Mouse just isn’t going to be ergonomic enough for some…I get it. That said, let’s dive into some of our top picks, straight from Apple’s lineup alongside some third-party gear we use ourselves: Justin – Apple Studio Display We are starting with monitors here today – you’re going to need one of those and if not, perhaps a refresh is in order. You can land one of the lowest prices ever on Apple’s most affordable Studio Display right now at $240 off straight from Apple (if you’re quick), and I am including this as one of our top picks here today.

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