Apple2023 iMac All-in-One Desktop Computer with M3 chip: 8-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 24-inch Retina Display, 8GB Unified Memory, 256GB SSD Storage, Matching Accessories. Works with iPhone/iPad; SilverEPEAT

The M3 iMac has been great to work with. Since I prefer screen real estate over portability, I decided to upgrade from my M2 MacBook Air when I heard that the iMacs were upgraded to the M3 processor. Somehow, I didn't hear about this announcement during Apple's "Scary Fast" event in October. I have a 27" 4K Dell Monitor to extend my 24" iMac screen to provide a lot of space to work. In debating the $1,299 versus the $1,499 model, I decided that the lower cost model was sufficient for my needs. I'm not a gamer so I didn't require the higher Core GPU. Additionally, two ports met my needs. I went with the green model to match my green iPhone 15. I like the color; it's refreshing and feels spring-like as the season is about to change in the Northeast. I had an existing Azio Retro Keyboard and a Magic Trackpad, so I didn't need the included color-matching keyboard and mouse, so I recouped some funds by selling them on Marketplace. As I'm slightly color-blind, I didn't initially realize that I received the color matching accessories as I thought they were only included with the $1,499 model. The person who purchased them brought it to my attention. It would have been nice to know in advance that the accessories were color matching for those of us would have this affliction. It didn't mention that in the description. The iMac M3 is a great, fast computer and aesthetically pleasing. I highly recommend it!

My wife had a Sony “Other software” unit the updates and constant changing and pop ups from the “Security” was driving her crazy.So I gave in and bought her this! She is in love with it it’s very easy to navigate for her because she has other apple products which are now all linked up without much effort from her. The printer hooked up it was just plug and play, a few things she will have to learn but nothing too terrible and as we are in our older years that’s good less to remember the better!The text is nice an large navigation is easy straight out the box it was waiting to go, no need for lengthy updates and security checks all in all a very nice well built well packaged product as to be expected from the top company. Delivery was swift again package perfectly. As you will see I also purchased a hub at the bottom the screen rest on it perfectly easier to access ports and has built in different ports like for memory cards. Check out my other reviews it will be listed there.So far so good, 😊 ease of access and set up has made my day because the wife is not a techno geek and likes things digestible, keyboard is smaller than expected but adequate and has built in fingerprint reader soNo worries for typing those pesky passcodes every time! There are tons of bigger keyboards on this site. In fact we are now glad it is smaller because we didn’t have as much room as we thought. If you have apple products or are thinking like we were to switching across, then this transition is a doddle I was apprehensive but now I wish I had done this ten years ago.Live and learn.

This is the first Mac computer I've ever owned. My PC died a few months ago, and I kept looking at my brother's 2013 iMac and how well it still runs in 2024. I cannot recall how many PCs I've gone through in that time.This time when my PC died I was an iPhone and iPad user. I have the watch and the tv, and I wanted to experience it all together. This machine is so fast compared to anything I've ever worked on. I like windows, I have had PCs that I love, but they simply do not last, and they do not run anywhere near as smoothly as this computer. Consider moving from PC to Mac, it's like going from a Pinto to a Ferrari!

We bought this "new" (2022 moedel, but brand-new out of the box) with an M2 chip. This item was bought to replace an older (2011!) model which was still working pretty well, but had been outflanked by its inability to operate the latest versions of iOS updates. In other words, it had been outgrown by its own software. Except that they're both designated as "MacBook Air", it's the difference between daylight and dark. The new "Air" weighs what seems like a third as much as the old one, and operates with great speed and efficiency. Love it, love it!

I upgraded from an Intel 2019 27" Mac. It was an impulsive decision and I regret it, but it is a better computer. The computer is much faster, but not enough to warrant the upgrade. It was very easy to set up. Everything loads faster and the apps from the phone that work are a huge improvement to logging in to the usual junky websites places that are mostly app based create. I think 27" is too much, so I must be weird. The regret is really that it's not much of an improvement over the 2019. I thought bluetooth 5.3 would be better than 4. whatever it is, and it makes no difference. My headphones cut out when I go in my kitchen. I think it's worse. I also thought wallpaper would work with the new chips, it does not. I don't know why they can't figure that glitch out. It happens all the time for years, then it goes away for years, then it comes back. There's some funkiness with Music which makes me have to quit and restart it too, but that continues unabated as well. Basically it solved none of my problems with the 2019. I was also worried there wouldn't be a new one for years (since there wasn't last time) and that they are going to stop updating the OS on the 2019 soon, probably next year. It probably wouldn't have been a big deal though, because the 2019 is still a wonderful machine and they still do security updates for years. The 2019 has so many ports and a huge drive. I bought the midrange one so I'd get more ports since it was the same price as the low end at the time, so it was a good discount. It's 5 stars for an upgrade from something really old. It's a 3 for me.

Beautiful… lightning fast.