The Apple M6 Mac mini, bearing the model identifier "Mac18,5", has made its debut in the GeekBench benchmark database. This device boasts an impressive 32GB of memory, operates on macOS 27, and incorporates a core architecture featuring a 2+4+6 core cluster, with a base clock speed of 4.78GHz. According to the benchmark data, its single-core performance has seen a substantial enhancement, registering improvements of 22.5%-24.2%, 68.7%-69.4%, and a staggering 86.1% when compared to the M4, M2, and M1 models, respectively. In terms of multi-core performance, it has outperformed the standard M4 by 48.4%, the M2 by a range of 38.5%-132.3%, and the M1 by a remarkable 165.5%. Presently, the device is open for pre-orders, with anticipated shipping commencing on September 22, 2026. The Chinese version starts at a price point of 6,999 yuan (for the 16GB memory variant), and there's also an option available for consumers to opt for a version equipped with the M5 Pro chip.