Nonda Hub+: Hub for MacBook and power bank for iPhone in one

When on the last Keynote Apple introduced a new, twelve-inch, incredibly thin and light, and sophisticated in design MacBook, so many people's jaws dropped. Me too, for example, when Phil Schiller announced that the new MacBook It only has one USB port.onewhich and also type C. Just half a year ago there were many accessories on the market withonewhich they did not find USB-C, but now the situation is different. The company Nonda introduced toonewhich hub, which equipment MacBooku expands by several konewhich, for example, classic USB 3.0. If you own MacBook 12″ and you still don't know what to do with USB-C, then this article might be interesting for you, because today we will talk about theonewhose mouth Nonda Hub+.

If you are really considering buying Nonda Hub, you will surely be interested in what it will add to theonewhich equipment of your MacBooku. We find two USB-C toonektor, three times classic USB konektor, Display port and SDXC card reader. The hub has its own battery, so it can function as a power bank, which is very popular these days. In the package you will get one USB-C cable, which you connect to your MacBookem and with hub. Now you can use all theonewhich on the hub, including the remaining USB-C toonewhich, thanks to which you can MacBook charge. You can then charge the Hub+ with the included microUSB cable.oneby whom.

I mentioned that you can also use the hub as a handy power bank. It must be said that the dimensions of the Nonda Hub+ are suitable for this and the weight of less than a hundred grams probably says it all. Even if you don't want to use the Hub+ to charge your iPhone, iPad or any other device, you can pack it in a backpack, bag or just in your pocket. Its compactness is excellent and it is taken into account that if you want to carry a light and compact MacBook, you'll want to carry this lightweight and compact hub with you.

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I really like that the Hub+ is made from the same material as the new 12-inch MacBook, if you have it on the table MacBook and next to the Hub+, it might look like they fit together perfectly. That's of course the purpose, plus the Nonda Hub+ is also sold in gold, so if you have a gold MacBook, so you have one less thing to worry about. The manufacturer has put a one-year warranty on the product, just in case your Hub+ breaks, God forbid. Let's get to the price, which is somewhat in line with the MacBookas well as the design. The price is 90 dollars, so about 2 crowns at the current dollar to crown exchange rate. The price is not dizzyingly great, but it does not surprise us either. In short, this is an important piece of hardware that will be useful for your MacBook proYou will need a hundred.

• You can purchase the Nonda Hub+ right here for $90