Apple to retire USB-A ports in next Mac Mini, introduce sleek new design — Details inside

The Mac Mini is set to undergo a significant transformation this fall, marking the end of an era for Apple’s USB-A ports. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the upcoming Mac Mini will be the next Apple device to say goodbye to the familiar rectangular USB-A ports, fully embracing the sleeker, more versatile USB-C standard.

Mac Mini update: Possible specs, design

This change comes as part of a broader redesign of the Mac Mini. It was last updated thoroughly in 2010. The new models are expected to feature Apple’s latest M4 chip, delivering enhanced performance and efficiency. Alongside this powerful upgrade, the Mac Mini will offer five USB-C ports, ensuring compatibility with the latest peripherals.