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Satechi Launches Type-C Aluminum Stand and Hub for Mac Mini

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Satechi today released the new Type-C Aluminum Stand and Hub for Mac mini, which sits under the Mac mini and provides a collection of front-facing ports for convenience, similar to Satechi's iMac stand.

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The six ports include a USB-C data port, three USB 3.0 ports, micro/SD card readers, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The accessory also has built-in air vents that regulate temperature of the ‌Mac mini‌.

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Satechi is selling the Type-C Aluminum Stand and Hub for ‌Mac mini‌ at $79.99 on its website and on Amazon.

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luvbug
86 months ago

this thing will make the mini overheat even more, I have to keep mine sideways to be semi-ok. Should have came with a build in active cooler on the bottom, that would be nice.
From the OP: "The accessory also has built-in air vents that regulate temperature of the Mac mini." You mean like that?
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now i see it
86 months ago
Ummmm. Or you could just turn your Mac mini around so it's ports are facing you
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frou
86 months ago
Good design. I'd like to see the same case but connected by Thunderbolt and with two M.2 SSD bays inside it.
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vicviper789
86 months ago
It’s like a DLC but for a computer lol
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jmh600cbr
86 months ago
Sad that this product even exists but great execution by them.
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reallynotnick
86 months ago

Ummmm. Or you could just turn your Mac mini around so it's ports are facing you
This is for stuff you temporarily connect like flash drives, I don't want all my permanent connections dangling out on to my desk like Power, Ethernet, HDMI, Speakers, Hard Drives etc.

Personally I think this is a really great design.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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