I opted for the orange iMac for our review, but Apple should have probably just called it creamsicle. There’s also silver for those who prefer to play it safe.Įngadget describes the new design, particularly focusing on the orange color option: It makes more of a statement than your phone does-if you want it to. The new iMac is cute, colorful, and compact. It’s incredibly lightweight and easy to move or reposition whenever you need to. For the latest iMac, Apple ditched the dated bulbous design of the old 21.5-inch model and slimmed down the overall body to just 11.5mm thick. The design manages to be both refreshing and a throwback, and I love it. The new iMac’s white bezel, which was polarizing when Apple showed it off at its Spring Loaded event, reminds me of my first iMac, the white polycarbonate Intel version circa 2006. The colorful design also brings to mind the iconic Bondi Blue of the iMac G3, back when gadgets had warmth and personality. Gizmodo describes, “The new iMac is cute, colorful, and compact.” Or, if you’re feeling more individual, there are a further five hues to choose from (though the basic model only has four options – blue, green, pink, silver – as there are some differences with that model as we’ll discuss below). We ended up standing our review model on top of a book to raise it up slightly on our desk.ĭon’t worry if it’s all too much for your eyes, though, as you can still get the iMac in more standard silver. The iMac’s stand isn’t height adjustable, which is a downside. Notice that the logo has disappeared from the front, which we still think is a little bit of an odd choice, but then there’s no Apple logo in front of you when you’re using a MacBook, iPad or iPhone (yes, we know, there’s one in the top corner on macOS). The L-shaped stand from the old iMac remains, but it is lower and it now accommodates a larger Apple logo on the back, reflecting the light so it looks like it illuminates (it actually doesn’t light up, it just fooled us at first). Pocket-Lint writes that the stand on the iMac is still not adjustable, which led him having to set the iMac on a book. In our roundup of the new iMac, we take into account all reviews from experts around the web to provide one comprehensive overview – including what critics say about its features like battery life and whether they recommend buying or not! If you’re wondering if either one is worth your investment? Keep reading below so we can tell you everything else you need to know before making any decisions! The first thing reviewers noticed is how beautiful these computers look in person–no surprises there! They also had a chance to test out some of the latest features.
The reviews of the new iMacs have surfaced, and they are not disappointing as seen in countless M1 24-inch iMac review.
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