Apple’s M6 iMac has arrived – here’s what’s changed since the M4

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ZDNET’s key takeaways

  • Apple announced the new M6 iMac, delivering up to five times the performance of the M4.
  • The 2026 iMac gets a host of quality-of-life upgrades like Wi-Fi 7 and faster memory.
  • The 24.5-inch Retina display supports 4.5K resolution and two external 6K displays.

After a year without a refresh, Apple announced an upgrade to the iMac lineup with the all-new M6 chip, offering a boost in performance, speed, and on-device AI capabilities from the M4, Apple says.

Also: iMac M4 review

Under the hood

The new M6 processor is available in either a 12- or 16-core version for a significant upgrade in power and performance. This enables everything from streaming and web browsing to virtual classes and yes, even gaming.

Also: Forget the touchscreen MacBook – Apple’s new M6 is the laptop I recommend for most people

The neural engine was also upgraded to 16 cores for...

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