Unfortunately, us reviewers, myself included, often need to qualify the answer with conditionals and scenarios due to just how varied a given product's potential user base is. Getting this question answered is the entire reason why reviews exist. As with all recent Macs, you're stuck with the specs you purchase, with no subsequent upgrades available once you take your new Mac Mini home.
That said, make sure to determine what your specific performance needs are before you buy. In short, for the majority of the users who would choose the 256GB storage option, the reduction in speed won't impact them nearly as much as that 25% to 55% would seem to suggest. Review: Apple Studio Display: You'll need creative reasons to buy one This means they'll either have upgraded to the 512GB or higher models or would be using external storage solutions that have entirely separate read/write speeds. However, those types of users very likely would never be able to subsist on 256GB of storage anyway. Second, this difference in speed will mostly affect creators and professionals handling large video, sound, or image files.
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