[1x USB-C] In my opinion, this is a 'must' accessory for the Mini, not only adding badly needed ports (wish for more USB-c) but bringing them to the front. However, be aware that upgrading the Operating System with this accessory attached will create some glitches, so it is best to disconnect it before installing an upgrade.

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[Mac] This device is a great thing to have when trying to connect several External Hard Drives to the miniMac! I have all of my devices connected to either this Dock or the back of the miniMac. Plus, having the SD card reader in this device makes for uploading my captured images from my cameras a breeze!
LOVE IT!!!

[0.505 lb] Bought this for my wife and she told me it works perfectly. Fits under the apple mini with no problems, doesn't slide off and looks very sleek and nice.

[0.505 lb] I am really glad I picked this up.

[Mac] Takes almost no space. Works good. Does not have it's own power supply.

[Mac] I needed to replace an Apple magic keyboard. I was hoping for something with a numeric keypad and the same slim yet solid feel without the hefty price tag.

All the other bluetooth keyboards are clunky plastic. This has a look and feel very similar to the magic keyboard. I actually like the extra key travel just a bit more. And the added feet to give it a slant makes it more comfortable to use than the magic kbd.

The numeric keypad without the wasted Windows keys in between is brilliant, saves desk space, and allows the mouse to be more accessible as well. Who uses those keys even on Windows? The ability to do multi-pairing is the icing on the cake.

[Mac] The Satechi Slim X2 keyboard has many pluses and few drawbacks.
I got the Satechi keyboard to compare with my old Apple keyboard and I won't go back.
This keyboard has a numeric keypad but has less of a footprint. Reaching for the numbers is more efficient. I had to reach for the numbers on the Apple keyboard.
The backlit feature is convenient but why didn't Apple make it for standalone keyboards? Others seemed concerned about the battery drain using backlighting, but I haven't had it long enough to notice a difference.
The feature I like best is pairing four external bluetooth devices. I can switch from writing Word documents on the MBP to texting on my iPhone . No lagging.
Some others complain about the tactile squishing of the keyboard. I like the feel and sound.
Despite the wedge shape of the keyboard, lifting it is like moving a frying pan--you need to find a place to grip. But that also is testament to the solid build. Use the 3M rubber feet that come in the box. It raises the back of the keyboard to a comfortable height. And it's easier to lift it off the desk.
The $79.99 price makes it a bargain.
The Apple Keyboard is going on the shelf with my old MBP.

[50 Hours] This works exactly as advertised. My only regret is that I wish I had known that Satechi was coming out with an upgraded model with a bay for an internal hard drive

[0.505 lb] Satechi ios not attaches to the lesser companies which make inferior products in ther mad dash for profits. I am an author and I can say Satechi will not let you down. While it does have lesser battery capacity than others (I've tried and thrown out ma)ny) it never fails to resurrect itself after a good, long charge (overnight.