Satechi has just launched a HUB that will give your MacBooku Pro 2016 adds a nice seven different ports for input. You simply plug the hub into USB-C portusing flash drives, memory cards and various otheronewhich can start from the beginning. And all this in an elegant aluminum design that will suit your Apple computer.
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When the company Apple introduced its new flagship among professional computers Macbook Pro 2016, a wave of criticism poured in. The amazement of the new design, great performance, and TouchID integration was overwhelmingly outweighed by the absence of standard ports. Apple decided to use only USB-C porty, which are often referred to as the ports of the future. But labeling is one thing, and the fact that the whole world operates on the standard USB 3.0 interface is another. ProImmediately after the introduction, the technology industry began competing to see who could produce a better HUB extension that would simply supply the missing ports faster and more efficiently.
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A port for everything you can think of
The new HUB from Satechi is of course compatible with both models MacBook ProYou can expand it with both the 13" version and the larger 15". Probecause this new gadget connects via two USB-C porty, offers a lot of user options. It has HDMI ports, Thunderbolt 3, two standard USB 3.0 ports, one USB-C port, and SD and microSD card slots.
That this HUB is really powerful is also proven by the fact that it offers a data speed of up to 40 GB/s. The HDMI port easily handles 1080p resolution at 60Hz and 4K video at 30Hz.
The price of these extensions is around $99 for both colors. varianty. If you are considering buying them, you can click here to order a silver hub and here to order gray.
source: 9to5mac
Does anyone know of a cheaper and more reliable one? variaDo you have a hub? MiniI would use it a little and I don't want to pay 2k for it. Thanks!
Try looking at aliexpress :)
Well, the higher quality versions are really around 2000 CZK, see (Hyper Drive) are also worth it — otherwise there is only Aliexpress or something from Adata, I saw but there it was about 1200 CZK
And which port can I charge through? Especially if I connect a monitor(s) to TB3
This hub has usb-c in it, I believe it can be used to charge. Plus, those new LG monitors macbook It also charges, so there's no need to worry about power at all.
Well, that's the question of whether the "weaker" USB-C will be able to do that. I haven't read that anywhere. Anyway, I wouldn't like to buy 2 new monitors just for the power supply (I have a Dell Ultrasharp U2515h).
He doesn't.
It can only be charged through the TB3 port (which is begging for the suspicion that it is just a wire extension directly from the NTB).
So you have a choice - Either connect a monitor or a charger. Not both at the same time (if I want to connect a TV, then I can talk about HDMI. Otherwise, no).