Since your Mini M2 isn't powering on despite basic troubleshooting, consider checking the power supply with a different outlet or adapter, as issues there are common yet often overlooked. Also, try connecting to an external display to rule out internal display problems, and observe any external indicators like lights or sounds when attempting to power on. Additionally, resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) might help, as it governs many low-level functions on Mac devices. Listen for any beeps during startup, as these can diagnose hardware issues like RAM problems. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it's likely a more serious hardware problem, possibly with the SSD or power supply. Since your device is relatively new, it should still be under warranty, so reaching out to Apple Support or visiting an authorized service provider is a good next step. They can offer a professional diagnosis and repair, ensuring your Mini M2 is back to working order. Remember, such technical issues can happen unexpectedly and are not necessarily due to any misuse.
