PC Accessories with Product Type: Hubs, Docks and Adapters; Manufacturer: mbeat

No more limited ports on your MacBook

MacBook’s are one of the most popular computers on the planet at the moment, due to their efficiency, reliability and of course, considering they’re manufactured by Apple, extremely sort after. However, as time goes on and as MacBook’s get smaller, thinner and lighter with every iteration, some sacrifices need to be made. Apple have reduced the amount of ports on most of their MacBook range, leaving users with only two USB type-C ports, or in some cases, only one. Luckily, HyperDrive have stepped in providing you with a high-quality hub that attaches to the USB-C ports to provide you with many other ports such as, SD, Micro SD, Ethernet, HDMI, extra USB type-C ports, standard USB ports and much more!

Need an extra monitor? Use an adapter

Many laptops and PCs these days come with only a USB-C connection, getting rid of traditional USBs to make room for the new technology, which also saves space. However, on laptops, this could mean that the HDMI port is no longer there. In this case, a very good option is the Anker PowerExpand+, which allows you to connect an adapter to the USB-C port and provide you with a HDMI port so that you can connect an external monitor. For PCs, some people may not get any extra ports for extra monitors, in which case, you can use the same adapter with the USB-C connector to great a new HDMI port for yourself to connect an HDMI device to it.

Give your iMac, a rise

iMacs are extremely popular and reliable computers, a lot of people mainly use them for work purposes and many students also use them for their studies and creative arts as they’re very fast and reliable for those specific applications. However, you’re unable to adjust the height of the iMac and for some this isn’t ideal. Satechi have stepped in to provide a stand hub for iMac, allowing you to raise the monitor off your desk a little more to give you better viewing comfort. Is also doubles as a hub to allow you to plug it into the back of the iMac and use the stand as a hub that will give you access to extra ports, without having to reach to the back of the iMac.