iMac

Our iMacs are delivered without a keyboard and mouse. This is because many of our customers already have a mouse and keyboard and we don't want them lying around unused. We hope you understand this decision. At the same time, we want to offer you the flexibility to choose accessories according to your own preferences and offer a large selection in our accessories category.

Since its launch in 1998, Apple has released about 50 different iMac models.
As of March 6, 2025, the latest iMac model is the 24-inch model with Apple's M4 chip, which was introduced on October 28, 2024. This iMac is available in two configurations:
Base model: Equipped with an 8-core CPU and GPU, 16 GB RAM, and two Thunderbolt 4 ports.
Upgraded model: Features a 10-core CPU and GPU, 16GB of RAM (upgradable to 32GB), four Thunderbolt 4 ports, and Gigabit Ethernet.
Both configurations offer storage options ranging from 256GB to 2TB SSDs and are available in seven colors: green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, blue and silver.

Since 2019, Apple has released several iMac models that differ mainly in terms of processor, performance and design. The iMac 27" (2019-2020) was the last Intel-based model with up to a 10-core Intel i9 processor and a 5K Retina display. In 2021, Apple introduced the iMac 24" with M1 chip, which was available for the first time in a slimmer case and seven colors. It offered a 4.5K Retina display and up to 16GB RAM. In 2023, the iMac 24" with M3 chip followed, which further increased performance and supported up to 24GB RAM. The latest iMac 24" with M4 chip (2024) brings even faster performance, up to 32GB RAM and Thunderbolt 4 ports. All current iMacs rely on the modern, flat design and are available in various colors.

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<strong>Performance:</strong> If you need a lot of power (e.g. for video editing or 3D rendering), you should go for at least the M3 or M4 iMac.</li>

<li> <strong>RAM:</strong> The M4 iMac offers up to 32GB of RAM for the first time, which can be important for professional applications.</li>

<li> <strong>Ports:</strong> The M4 iMac has Thunderbolt 4, which enables faster speeds.</li>

<li> <strong>Design &amp; Colors:</strong> All current iMacs have a thin casing and come in different colors.</li>


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Older Intel-based iMacs are still usable for many purposes despite their age. They continue to offer solid performance for everyday office work, web browsing and office programs. Models with powerful Intel i7 or i9 processors and dedicated GPUs are also well suited for photo editing, graphic design and even 4K video editing. They are also a reliable choice for music production with programs such as Logic Pro or Ableton Live.

The last iMac Pro was introduced on December 14, 2017, and was available until March 2021 before Apple officially discontinued it. It was the most powerful iMac model of its time, equipped with Intel Xeon processors (up to 18 cores), up to 256 GB of RAM, a Radeon Pro Vega GPU, and a 5K Retina display.

Since then, Apple has not released a direct successor to the iMac Pro. Instead, the company has focused on powerful Apple Silicon chips in regular iMacs and the Mac Studio as an alternative for professional users.