Overview
- Apple has officially classified the 2018 Mac mini and iPhone 6s as vintage, five years after their last sale.
- This designation means repairs for these devices will only be available if parts are in stock, with no guarantees of availability.
- The 2018 Mac mini was the last remaining Intel-based Mac mini not yet labeled vintage or obsolete, marking a full transition away from Intel chips.
- The iPhone 6s, launched in 2015 and sold as a low-cost option until 2018, joins the vintage list due to its extended availability.
- Apple's vintage and obsolete classifications follow a strict timeline, with devices becoming vintage after five years and obsolete after seven, affecting repair and service options.