My monitors unfortunately do not have the ability to daisy chain and I cannot plug in my iPhone into my monitors or a different source because I have it connected for testing apps via Xcode. I'm thinking kind of like the HyperDrive made for the newer MacBook Pros, but made for the MacBook Pro Retina (and of course not quite working the same way because of the lack of ThunderBolt 3 ports).Īlternatively, if there is a better way to do what I'm doing now I am open for ideas. What I'm asking: is there a "hub" of some kind that can plug into the five ports on the left of the MacBook Pro so that I only need to plug in and unplug one larger component.
Of course having to disconnect all five cords in the morning, bring the MacBook Pro to the office and plug in all five cords there, then later in the day unplug all five cords, and plug all five back in when I get home is getting rather annoying. MacBook / Pro / Air USB-C Hub (T6 5 in 1) MacBook Retina 12 Early 2015 to 2017 MacBook Air Retina 13 from 2018 13 MacBook Pro from 2016 MacBook Pro 15. So, essentially, all five ports on the left side of the MacBook Pro. When at the home or work office I have the MacBook Pro plugged into it a MagSafe charger, two external monitors via two Mini DisplayPorts, an iPhone stand/charger via USB, and speakers via the 3.5mm headphone jack. Plus, you can opt to purchase additional storage up to 4 TB the 4 TB upgrade via Case X costs US$500 and it would cost you $1,200 to buy the same storage directly from Apple.I am using a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015) for both home and work. MacBook, Surface Pro, Chromebook, Nintendo Switch, Mac OS, Windows. You can currently buy the Case X without storage for US$99 or with 512 GB storage for US$199. USB Ethernet Adapter Driver for Windows 10 64-bit - Lenovo. The gadget is compatible with 15-in MacBook Pro (2015 to 2019), 13-in MacBook Pro (2015 to 2020) and 16-in MacBook Pro (2019 to 2020) models. Plus, you can schedule automatic backups to reduce your risk of data loss. The slim design means that the device is only 1 cm (~0.4-in) thick and weighs 200 g (~7.0 oz) for the 13-in model or 220 g (~7.8 oz) for the 16-in model.īyrdbyte suggests using the gadget’s external drive to smoothly run Windows using all of your MacBook Pro’s RAM.
The Case X has built-in heat dissipation, ensuring that the gadget does not ger too hot. The ‘stretch goal’ of the campaign is a Case X Pro with the same ports alongside a Thunderbolt 3 SSD capable of up to 4 TB at 2,600 Mbps. Two USB-A ports are capable of data transfer speeds up to 10 Gbps, and a 4K HDMI port supports up to 60 fps. Both devices have USB-C cable storage, SD and microSD card readers and a 100 W USB-C port. The six-port attachable laptop case is available in two models, with and without an optional SuperSpeed+ USB-C 3.1 Gen 2x2 SSD interface that can handle data transfers up to 4 TB at 1,000 Mbps.
The Case X MacBook USB-C hub from Byrdbyte is currently for sale via a Kickstarter campaign.
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