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Satechi Debuts USB-C Multi-Port Adapter With 7 Ports

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Satechi today announced the launch of its new USB-C Slim Multi-Port with Ethernet Adapter, designed for Apple's Macs and other USB-C machines.

The adapter, which is designed to be slim and portable, features a Gigabit Ethernet port, an HDMI port, a 60W USB-C port for charging, two USB-A ports, and micro/SD card readers.

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Satechi says the added Gigabit Ethernet port is useful when working in spotty WiFi areas, while the HDMI port lets people use any HDMI-enabled monitor while on the go. It supports video output up to 4K at 30Hz.

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Like many Satechi products, the new adapter comes in Black, Silver, or Space Gray to match Apple's lineup of devices.

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The USB-C Multi-Port Adapter can be purchased from the Satechi website or from Amazon for $80.

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SlaunchaMan
82 months ago


I get that it’s a press photo, but what kind of psychopath would put the laptop in front of the display like that?
Score: 23 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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PickUrPoison
82 months ago
This adapter can’t possibly exist, and there must be a typo in that $80 price.

I’ve got it from the usual, reliable sources here on MR forums that the purchase of a USB-C MacBook Pro also requires you to buy hundreds of dollars worth of something called “dongles”. Also necessary, the purchase of a suitcase to carry those “dongles”.
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NickName99
82 months ago
$80 seems oddly high, these sort of things go for more like $25-40 on Amazon
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mape2k
82 months ago

That’s a nice display. What brand is it? Or is it just a mock-up?
I ran the "Enhance!" function for you:



Could be very well this one? https://www.lg.com/hk_en/21-9-ultrawide-monitor

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PickUrPoison
82 months ago

2015 MBP was too thick?
You tell me. Maybe too thin. The highly acclaimed and much revered 2015 MBP needed an adapter for Ethernet.

In any case, Apple thinks the internal space consumed by all those ports could be better used filled with battery. You might disagree, and that’s fine.

Apple seems to think run time is more important than having ports that most will never use on the go. Not necessarily true for you, but Apple has to consider the needs of all.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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Pakaku
82 months ago

I get that it’s a press photo, but what kind of psychopath would put the laptop in front of the display like that?
If you don't think ahead and buy a screen that's almost as wide as your desk, you're going to suffer the consequences
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