Overview
- Apple's M4 Mac mini is significantly smaller than its predecessor, prompting a redesign that includes moving the power button to the bottom.
- Executives Greg Joswiak and John Ternus stated that the compact size made the bottom the most suitable spot for the power button.
- The placement has sparked debate, but Apple argues that most users rarely use the power button, opting to put their Macs to sleep instead.
- Some users find the location inconvenient, needing to lift the device to access the button, but Apple maintains it's a minor issue.
- Despite the controversy, the M4 Mac mini is praised for its performance and affordability, offering impressive power for its size.