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HYPER's 7-in-2 Hub for MacBook Pro Now Available

Following a successful crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, accessory maker Hyper today announced that its HyperDrive Duo Pro hub is now available to purchase for use with 2016 and newer MacBook Pro models and 2018 and newer MacBook Air models.

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The form-fitting hub features a 7-in-2 design, meaning that it connects to both Thunderbolt ports on one side of a compatible MacBook and provides access to seven connectivity options, including an HDMI port (4K @ 60Hz), a Gigabit Ethernet port, a USB-C port with Thunderbolt 4 support and up to 100W Power Delivery, a USB-C port (5 Gbps), a USB-A port (5 Gbps), a microSD card slot (UHS-I), and a 3.5mm combo audio jack.

The HyperDrive Duo Pro is available in space gray or silver colors and can be ordered for $99.99 on Hyper's website. The hub comes with an extended USB-C adapter in the box that allows it to be used with other USB-C devices like the iPad Pro, Chromebooks, and more.

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Top Rated Comments

aknabi Avatar
57 months ago

Why would I want this? Pictured is the m1 pro. It already has HDMI and Ethernet and headphone jacks, why would I want two of these ports? Lol
Could you point out where the built-in Ethernet jack is on any post 2012 MacBook (any model) is?
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
57 months ago
I can't ever see myself buying one of the "attached" hubs, it just looks like damage waiting to happen. I'll take mine with a cord please.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
57 months ago
If you even think about sneezing in the next room, it'll get disconnected anyway.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
57 months ago
Crowd funded 7 port mega hub. What possibly could go wrong?
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
nutmac Avatar
57 months ago

Why would I want this? Pictured is the m1 pro. It already has HDMI and Ethernet and headphone jacks, why would I want two of these ports? Lol
All I really want is a USB only hub, ideally with 3 USB-C (since it blocks one) and 2 USB-A ports.

This hub offers headphones jack because it blocks one of them.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
urnotl33t Avatar
57 months ago

I can't ever see myself buying one of the "attached" hubs, it just looks like damage waiting to happen. I'll take mine with a cord please.
Yeah customer of mine has these. Some of them have damaged their hubs and many of them cause issues with 802.1x networks for some odd reason. I saw a couple of these damaged with loose/flakey connections, too.

They just scream "bad idea...".
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)