The thoroughly modern two-tone configuration combines soft, pastel hues on the front of the machine, complete with matching tilt stand, with a choice of a deeper, brighter red/pink, orange, yellow, blue, green, purple and silver on its back. Sporting a 24-inch 4.5K display just 1.15cm thick and a vibrant new colour scheme, the new model will make a stylish addition to home offices, bedrooms and kitchens – if the company’s advertising campaign is anything to go by – across the world. But what’s it like to use? How does it look?Īs you’d expect from the company that’s made billions of dollars from making aesthetically desirable electronics, the M1 iMac is a beautiful feat of design.

Revamped with the company’s much-lauded M1 processor, the new model is the line’s most significant redesign since 2012 and is being heavily marketed as the ultimate machine for the whole family: fast enough for children and teenagers to play games and complete schoolwork on, while powerful enough for Mum and Dad’s architectural or graphic design day job. So it’s no surprise that Apple’s latest iMac made a splash when it was announced in April.

The computer comes in a choice of seven colours (Photo: Costfoto/Barcroft Media via Getty Images) Apple is among the companies to benefit the most from the working from home boom, with shipments of iMacs across Western Europe growing 127 per cent in the first three months of 2021 alone, according to analyst Canalys. However, with the sweeping changes the pandemic wrought on our working lives looking set to continue for years to come, you might find yourself considering buying a desktop for the first time.

Desktops backslid from a home’s sole portal to the internet to machines largely confined to offices and other working environments, with just 24 per cent of households in the UK reporting owning a desktop in 2020, compared to 56 per in 2009. The past two decades have seen the rise of mobile computing: smartphones are now capable of the vast majority of tasks you used to buy a computer for, while wider tablet adoption and laptops replaced them in more casual users’ lives. If you’re one of the millions of people who have been mostly working from home for the past 18 months, the notion of buying a desktop computer might have crossed your mind more than once.

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