2018 Apple Mac Mini with 3.2GHz Intel Core i7 (32GB RAM, 512GB SSD) Space Gray (Renewed)

This is way better than my macbook for what I am needing at my office. I was just using the laptop, but switch to this so I could plug my ethernet cable in and it is changing my world! haha.

So far so good

Works well as advertised. No problem here…

This computer is perfect for what I need. The seller shipped very fast and when it arrived today they upgraded the hard drive from a 512gb to a 1tb at no extra charge. Thank you very much for that!! I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND buying from this seller. We definitely will use them again!!!!

The purchase transaction went very well, no problems in getting the purchase completed and the Mac Mini arrived on time as promised. I started using the machine as soon as I received it and it's been a dream! Everything is so much faster than my older 2012 Mac mini, and it has added features and updates that I'm still learning. I am so glad I made this purchase.

Very impressed on how the condition is! I got a free storage upgrade to 1TB! It only has a small scratch on the front but it's been working great and has no issues. Price was good too!

We ordered this renewed mac mini to replace a 2014 Macbook Pro that finally bit the dust. We have had zero issues with this machine. It works just like its new. Will order from this buy again!

I purchased the 2018 Apple Mac Mini (3.2GHz Intel Core i7, 32GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Renewed) and was initially thrilled with its performance. The i7 processor and 32GB of RAM make it a beast for multitasking, video editing, and running demanding apps like Cubase flawlessly. The 512GB SSD is speedy, and the compact Space Gray design looks sleek on my desk. For a refurbished unit, it arrived in near-perfect condition, though I wish sellers tested these more thoroughly.The major downside is overheating. This Mac Mini runs hot, even during moderate tasks, and it feels like the fan either isn’t kicking in properly or is set to a low speed by default. I suspect the refurbished unit wasn’t properly checked for thermal issues, as the fan settings seem off—possibly disabled or stuck at a low RPM. I’ve had to use an external cooling fan to keep temps in check, which shouldn’t be necessary for a $900+ device. A free app like Macs Fan Control (as some users suggest) might help adjust fan speeds, but I haven’t tried it yet. Apple needs to improve the cooling design or ensure refurbished units are rigorously tested for heat management.Overall, it’s a powerful machine with tons of potential, but the overheating and lack of seller testing make it a risky buy. If you’re tech-savvy and willing to tweak fan settings, it could be worth it—otherwise, consider a newer model or a better-tested unit.