The USB standard has been evolving over the years. Connectivity: 1 x USB 4 - up to 96W charging, up to 6K 60Hz display output, up to 40 Gbps data transfer, 2 x USB-A 3.0 data ports up to 5 Gbps (non-charging or for CD drives), 1 x Gigabit Ethernet port, 1 x USB-C data port - up to 5 Gbps, 1 x Audio jack port.First, a couple of things about USB Type-C.Connector type: Dual USB-C with headphone jack (adjustable).Pricing & Availability: The Satechi USB-C Pro Hub Mini is available from and Amazon for $69.99 / £69.99 / €74.99. Better still, it will match the color of your MacBook perfectly.
For anyone traveling with a MacBook who needs a few more connectivity options, the Satechi USB-C Pro Hub Mini is a great buy.
It’s only slightly larger than the Mini but it has conventional HDMI video output as well as slots for SD and microSD cards. If you need an HDMI output, then look at the Satechi USB-C Pro Hub Max. Verdict: If you own one of the MacBook models that are compatible with this sweet little hub, then I’d strongly recommend getting one. And while it doesn’t offer quite as many connections as its larger sibling – Satechi USB-C Pro Hub Max – the Mini version has most of the connections you need and it’s ideal for anyone who wants to travel light. The construction is tough enough to ensure it will withstand life on the road. The best bit about this tiny wonder is that it feels so solid despite weighing hardly anything at all. I love the two USB-A ports for attaching peripherals.
In use, all the ports on the adapter work at the same speed as a MacBook’s native ports. Those softened corners are a great idea as some adapters with harsh, square corners can hurt if your hand hits them. Satechi has shaved off the corners to give the adapter a less brutal look. Once in place, the Satechi USB-C Pro Hub Mini looks great.
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