Sleek Design Meets Next-Level Performance
The Apple iMac 24″ with M4 chip is built to bring creativity and productivity together in a single, stylish desktop. Powered by the new M4 chip with an 8-core CPU and 8-core GPU, it delivers impressive performance for multitasking, office work, and creative projects. The 16GB of unified memory ensures apps run smoothly, while the 256GB SSD keeps boot-ups and file access lightning fast.
Its 24-inch 4.5K Retina display brings over 1 billion colours and sharp 4480 x 2520 resolution, making everything from spreadsheets to photos look stunning. With a slim, colourful design in Blue, the iMac adds personality to any home or workspace.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Powerful M4 chip designed for Apple Intelligence
24″ 4.5K Retina display with 1 billion colours
16GB unified memory for smooth multitasking
Excellent webcam, microphones, and speaker system
Seamless integration with iPhone and iPad
Multiple Thunderbolt 4 ports for high-speed connectivity
Cons
256GB storage may not be enough for large creative projects
Not user-upgradable (memory and storage fixed)
Premium price compared to many Windows AIO PCs
What This Product Is Used For
The iMac M4 is designed for:
Office work and productivity with speed and simplicity
Creative tasks like photo editing, music, and design
Remote work and video calls with a high-quality 12MP camera
Home entertainment with immersive visuals and audio
Apple ecosystem users who want seamless integration across devices
Why We Like This Product (YPC Team Review)
At YPC, we were impressed with how fluid the iMac M4 felt in everyday use. The 8-core CPU/GPU handled our admin software, design tools, and video meetings with ease, and the 4.5K Retina display was stunning, even in a bright office environment.
We also loved the built-in 12MP camera and six-speaker system, which made video calls feel professional without needing extra kit. The Blue finish brought a splash of colour to our workspace, and Apple’s integration with iPhone made it effortless to share files, copy text, or continue tasks across devices.
Alternatives Worth Considering
Apple iMac with M4 10-core CPU/GPU – More powerful if you need higher performance for creative workflows.
HP Pavilion 24 AIO – Stylish Windows alternative with touch support and more storage.
Dell OptiPlex 7410 AIO – Business-focused Windows machine with enterprise-level support.
Tips for Using Correctly
Use iCloud or an external SSD to expand storage beyond 256GB.
Place the iMac in a well-lit room to appreciate the Retina display’s brightness and colour accuracy.
Make use of Apple Intelligence features in macOS Sequoia to streamline workflows.
Pair with Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, or Magic Trackpad for the full Apple experience.
Comparisons
iMac M4 8-core vs iMac M4 10-core: The 10-core version offers more power for professionals, while the 8-core model is ideal for home and office users.
iMac M4 vs HP Pavilion 24 Touch AIO: Apple wins on display quality and ecosystem integration, while HP offers a touchscreen and larger storage at a lower cost.
iMac M4 vs MacBook Air M3: The iMac is a fixed desktop powerhouse, while the MacBook Air provides portability.
Full Technical Specification
Model: Apple iMac 24″ with M4 chip (Blue)
Processor: Apple M4 chip (8-core CPU, 8-core GPU)
Memory: 16GB unified memory
Storage: 256GB SSD
Display: 24″ Retina 4.5K (4480 x 2520), 500 nits brightness, 1 billion colours
Graphics: Integrated 8-core GPU (part of M4 chip)
Camera: 12MP FaceTime camera
Audio: Six-speaker system with force-cancelling woofers, Dolby Atmos, spatial audio
Microphones: Studio-quality triple array
Connectivity:
2 or 4 Thunderbolt 4 ports (depending on configuration)
Wi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth 5.3
Operating System: macOS Sequoia with Apple Intelligence
Colour: Blue (7 colours available overall)
EAN: Not specified
10 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is the display touchscreen?
No, iMac displays are not touchscreen.
2. Can I upgrade RAM or SSD later?
No, both are fixed at purchase.
3. How bright is the display?
500 nits, excellent for bright rooms.
4. Does it support external monitors?
Yes, via Thunderbolt 4.
5. Is Windows supported?
Boot Camp is no longer available, but Windows can run via virtualisation apps.
6. Does it come with accessories?
Yes, includes Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse.
7. How does Apple Intelligence work?
It integrates AI into macOS for private, secure productivity and creative tasks.
8. Is 256GB storage enough?
For everyday use, yes; creatives may prefer external storage or iCloud.
9. Can it handle video editing?
Yes, the M4 chip supports smooth editing, though large projects may need more storage.
10. Does it come in other colours?
Yes, the iMac M4 is available in seven colour options.
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