iMac

Discover our range of iMac

Clear desk, single cable, no clutter. That is the appeal of an iMac: a neat all-in-one that pairs Apple's hardware with a sharp, colour-rich display in a slim enclosure. It looks tidy in a home office and feels at home in studios and study spaces alike.

Design and fit come first here. The display, speakers, microphone, and camera sit behind one pane of glass, so you gain space and lose trailing wires. The keyboard and mouse connect wirelessly, and there is a simple rear power lead, which makes positioning easy on shallower desks or shared tables.

Who it suits: families who want a machine that is easy to live with, students who value a quiet, efficient desktop, and photographers or writers who prefer a calibrated screen and an uncluttered workflow. Apple silicon brings quick launches and cool, quiet running, even when you stack up browser tabs and media apps.

Noise and energy pointers: iMacs are notably frugal, so they sip power and barely raise fan speed in typical work. Keep the rear ventilation clear of walls and papers, and the machine will stay hushed under load.

Setup note: use Migration Assistant to bring over files and settings from an older Mac or a [[Windows PC]], and turn on Time Machine to an external drive for painless backups. For exact port layouts, colour options, and keyboard variants, see the product page, then check Currys for current configurations. Availability varies by model and region.

Can I upgrade an iMac later?

Internal upgrades are limited on recent models. You can expand via external storage, docks, and displays if you need more space or ports.

Does an iMac work with non-Apple accessories?

Yes. Standard Bluetooth and USB accessories work fine, and many displays connect over USB-C or adapters if you need extra screen space.

Is a refurbished iMac worth considering?

It can be good value if you buy from a reputable source with a warranty. Check the condition grade and included accessories.

What sizes are available?

Size options vary by generation. Check the current iMac range for the display size and resolution that suit your desk and tasks.