Dina Bader: Apple is discontinuing its Space Gray Mac accessories

Silver accessories will still be available.

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Apple is discontinuing its Space Gray Magic accessories for the Mac.
The change is occurring due to the company discontinuing the iMac Pro back in March.

Apple is wiping Space Gray Macs from the earth.

As reported by MacRumors, Apple is discontinuing its Space Gray Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad. The accessories launched in tandem back with the iMac Pro, which the company discontinued back in March. Now, Apple seems to be discontinuing all of the accessories that were made for it as well.

The Space Gray Magic Mouse 2, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad all now say "While supplies last" in small wording at the bottom of each product listing, which means that these accessories will be available for a limited time.

When existing supplies of the Space Gray Magic Mouse 2, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad are exhausted, Apple will only have these accessories available in a silver color option.

Apple did also release a Space Gray Mac mini, but the only one available now is an Intel version. The latest version of the Mac mini, which includes the company's new M1 processor, only comes in Silver.

Of course, Apple will continue to sell silver versions of the Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad to take care of existing iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Pro users.

While some Magic accessories are going away, an entire wave is about to hit with Apple's new M1 iMac. All of Magic Keyboards, Magic Mice, and Magic Trackpads have been color-matched to all seven of the new iMac's colors.

The new iMac is available for preorder now with shipments expected to begin to reach customers on May 21.