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imrazor

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Sep 8, 2010
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I recently purchased a mid-range M4 Mac mini with Apple Monthly Installments. I'm still within the extended holiday return period, and was pondering returning the device and using the money recouped to buy an upgraded mini (probably M4 Pro.) Graphics performance isn't quite where I want it to be; I'd characterize it as adequate for my needs. But I would like to future proof my purchase, inasmuch as that's possible.

How would this work? I've already made one payment, so I'm not sure how much that would complicate things. Also, if the mini is going to be relegated to an email/office role it might make sense to downgrade it. Would that be handled in the same way, or become even more complicated?

If it makes a difference, the mini was bought at a brick and mortar Apple Store.
 
How would this work?
I presume it would.... work ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The exact "How" isn't really critical to know up front... not like a particular method would mean you don't upgrade and another method means you would. Just do what you need to do, let the finance company take care of the finance details (Goldman Sachs or whomever, depending on the country).
 
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