Dedicated physical Mac mini

Rent a Hong Kong Mac mini M4
Dedicated Cloud Mac, not a virtual machine

A dedicated Mac mini M4 for remote development, automated builds, and experimental workflows in South China & Southeast Asia. Fixed specifications and term pricing, with connection credentials issued about 4 minutes after payment confirmation.

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Model Mac mini M4
Resource allocation Dedicated entire machine
Starting price $20.1 / day
Estimated deployment About 4 minutes
Cloud Mac mini M4 dedicated physical node cluster illustration
REGION / Hong Kong 20~40ms · South China & Southeast Asia
MACHINE / M4 CORE 16GB · 256GB SSD

Configuration & billing

Choose your term first, then add storage and multi-Mac connectivity

The base plan is fixed at M4 Core. Daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly prices are shown directly in USD. Add-ons are billed for the same term as the base plan. Check the term, storage capacity, and number of connected Macs before ordering.

M4 Core Dedicated physical Mac

Mac mini M4

One tenant gets the entire device, including its chip, memory, storage, and macOS environment. Ideal for remote Xcode development, self-hosted runners, Apple Silicon inference testing, and continuous coding tasks.

Daily rental $20.1 USD / day
Chip M4
Memory 16GB RAM
System drive 256GB SSD
Resource type Not a virtual machine
Daily $20.1 Best for short-term testing
Weekly $54.2 Best for sprints and debugging
Monthly $100.4 Best for steady development
Quarterly $273.1 Best for long-running pipelines
Before placing your order, check the rental term and add-ons again. Inventory status and available payment gateways are determined by the console’s actual response.
Choose M4 Core and order

+1TB SSD

Ideal for dependency caches, build artifacts, and medium-sized media assets. The upgrade fee is billed for the same term as the base plan.

Day
$2.7
Week
$7.2
Month
$13.3
Quarter
$36.2

+2TB SSD

Ideal for large dependency caches, long-term artifact retention, or proxy media workflows. Export your data before the rental term ends.

Day
$5.4
Week
$14.4
Month
$26.6
Quarter
$72.4

Thunderbolt 5 interconnect

Billed per device for distributed tasks, parallel builds, and high-speed data exchange that require multiple Mac minis to connect directly.

Day
$1.1
Week
$3
Month
$5.5
Quarter
$15
Payment and billing:Supports USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe) only. All charges are settled in USD. The base plan and add-ons are combined according to the selected term; prices not listed on this page are unavailable.

Network facts

Latency reference from South China & Southeast Asia to Hong Kong

For common access routes from South China & Southeast Asia, the average round-trip latency reference is 20~40ms. This figure helps assess interactive distance before ordering and does not represent a fixed result for every local connection.

ICMP ROUND TRIP
20~40ms
Access region
South China & Southeast Asia
Target node
Hong Kong
Metric
Round-trip latency reference

How to assess connection quality

The experience of a remote Mac desktop depends on round-trip latency, jitter, packet loss, client upload quality, and display settings. Even with low latency, significant jitter can make mouse and keyboard input unstable; when large file uploads saturate the upstream connection, screen updates can also slow down.

  • For interactive development, use a wired connection and pause large file uploads before connecting.
  • For your first connection, start with a commonly used resolution and standard color depth, then increase image quality gradually.
  • For CI/CD tasks, also compare the network paths to your code repository, dependency sources, and artifact storage.
  • Before migrating production work, test sustained SSH and VNC connections from your actual office network.
Service facts:Physical nodes operate continuously, 365 days a year. The actual remote experience varies with the client’s carrier, cross-network routing, usage time, and local network load. Use continuous test results from your usual workplace as the final basis for choosing a node.

Provisioning timeline

About 4 minutes from payment confirmation to first connection

Deployment proceeds through resource locking, system preparation, and credential issuance. Choose your rental term and add-ons before ordering to avoid changing the configuration after payment.

  1. 01
    Payment confirmation About 30 seconds

    Verify the order and payment status

    The system confirms the base model, rental term, storage upgrade, and interconnect quantity, then records the settlement in USD.

  2. 02
    Resource locking About 30 seconds

    Reserve the physical device for delivery

    Once inventory is confirmed, the entire Mac mini is assigned to the current order. Its chip, memory, and system drive are not shared with other tenants.

  3. 03
    System preparation About 2 minutes

    Initialize the macOS remote environment

    The system configures networking, the account, and remote connectivity so the macOS graphical interface and command line are ready to use.

  4. 04
    Credential issuance About 1 minute

    Generate node details and connection credentials

    The console displays the node address, system account, and temporary credentials. Change the credentials immediately after your first login, and configure SSH or VNC as needed.

Estimated total time About 4 minutes
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Region FAQ

Three questions before ordering a Hong Kong node

Pay close attention to inventory, latency methodology, and data handling during the rental term. For a specific order, sign in to the console, submit a support ticket, and include the order number.

Does the price shown mean that a Hong Kong node is guaranteed to be in stock?

The price reflects the billing standard for the current fixed model and term; it does not represent real-time inventory. Each physical device can be assigned only once, and inventory changes as new orders are placed and terms end. Confirm the availability of M4 Core in the console before submitting an order. The device enters the delivery process only after payment confirmation and resource locking are complete.

How should I interpret the 20~40ms latency from South China & Southeast Asia to Hong Kong?

This is a round-trip latency reference for common access routes from South China & Southeast Asia, intended to provide an initial estimate of remote desktop responsiveness. It excludes additional effects from local Wi-Fi congestion, cross-carrier routing, and background uploads. After ordering, test SSH command response, VNC screen updates, and file synchronization separately on your actual office network before choosing resolution, color depth, and transmission settings.

What should I do before the Hong Kong node’s rental term ends?

If you need to continue using the node, renew through the console before the term ends and recheck the term and add-ons. If you will not renew, export project files, keys, build artifacts, and required logs in advance, and remove the runner registration and temporary access keys from your CI platform. Large data exports require sufficient transfer time; do not wait until the final hours of the rental term to begin synchronization.

Ready to deploy

Launch a dedicated Cloud Mac with fixed specifications

Confirm your M4 Core, rental term, storage upgrade, and multi-Mac connectivity needs. After payment, follow the four-step process to complete resource locking, system preparation, and credential issuance.

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