2024 iMac All-in-One Desktop Computer with M4 chip with 10-core CPU and 10-core GPU: Built for Apple Intelligence, 24-inch Retina Display, 16GB Unified Memory, 512GB SSD Storage; Silver

Fantastic! Perfect for my artistic endeavours and it's even up to the task of running many process heavy programs at once with no lag. I have always loved Apple, since the days of it being Macintosh until now. Their products simply work. This is a beautifully designed desktop and the performance is top notch. I don't see why anyone shouldn't want this computer. I am definitely a happy camper. The only draw back is the incapability for using more than two external displays. It is worth the money to me.

Works perfectly. The unboxing experience is amazing! The color looks so good in person. The size is perfect for my desk and I genuinely feel like I got great value for my money. The computer is easy to use and super sturdy. There are 4 usb-c ports on the back, which are very useful.

Right from the box, I was totally impressed of my new computer. The sturdiness and connectivity was a breeze. The keyboard was a bit small but very responsive and easy. Finally, four usb ports comes in handy.

Used, but works and looks like its brand new to me. Great value. Screen is excellent and the guts can easily keep up w professional level design work on adobe software.

I love my Apple iMac. This colour is so refreshing and outstanding. Love my apple products. From order to delivery was very efficient. I am so pleased. So easy to set up. Great functions.

This is just a great computer. It meets all our needs. Thanks Apple!

This iMac is a replacement for my older iMac computer--it is a great update. There are a few disappointments with the new iMac, however. Many of my accessories run through USB ports....the new iMac doesn't have any USB ports. So that forces purchasing dongles to convert to the new lightening ports or purchasing a hub that accepts the older iterations of USB. So that is the only criticism I have with this iMac. I like the speed of the SSD but again many of the configurations offer 256G of resident storage. So to satisfy the necessary additional storage, you have to purchase an external device. That is exactly what I did. I purchased a hub that also allowed a variety of SSD cards to be integrated and serve as additional storage. Both integrated seamlessly and have performed without any hiccups. So there are easy workarounds for the new configuration of the iMac and reasonably priced.

After about 15 years my old Mac started borrowing my walker. To avoid losing files I got a new Mac. Needless to say, it has a lot of new bells and whistles. Whole damn symphony orchestra. All I need is a single bugle to play taps (but not quite yet). Consequently I ignored all the new stuff and kept doing what I need to do with no learning curve. Lest you misunderstand my needs, I have done about a half dozen books, all heavily illustrated. I also do powerpoint (called Keynote on the Mac), and can show mineral specimens under the microscope to an audience. The beauty of the Mac is that it is user friendly for those of us who want to do a job; not play games. You do not need to upgrade (at a cost) every year or two. I had to use a pc briefly not long ago. In 5 minutes I was ready to kill. And long live the Magic Mouse!