Macbook Air Fast Usb Charger

[5.16 lb] The best looking MacBook Air

The best looking MacBook Air

[Cable] I wanted a new USB-C cable to match the output specification for my new MacBook Air 15.

[Shoulder Strap] The carrying case, used for my 13 MacBook Air is perfect. Including storage for the charger. Perfect!

[0.12 lb] It does exactly what is is supposed to: allows me to use two monitors with my 2020 Macbook Air M1 chip (I'm not a techie, and it really upset me off when I got home with my brand new Macbook and it couldn't run two monitors like my old one). Crystal clear on two 24" Dell monitors. Use mostly for word processing, email, and web browsing. Tested a few videos and they looked fine to my untrained eye. No integrated charger (you will still need to use your own charger) but it does allow passthrough charging through the usb c cable. After looking at various solutions, I'm glad I took the plunge and purchased this one.

[500 GB] Bought this for home use with Macbook Air M2. I also got a USB-C hub (Sitecom) and was worried it would have issues when connecting via a hub, but it works perfectly fine. The sound is fantastic, having the display is great, and the knobs are a joy to use. Overall a very solid piece of hardware. Very happy with my purchase.

[0.255 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Belkin USB-C 6-in-1 Multiport Hub with mount has been a game changer for my home office. The multiport hub includes: USB-C, 2x USB-A, SD, microSD, and Ethernet ports. I use a MacBook Air and this laptop lacks the USB-A port. I’ve been able to connect the hub to my MacBook Air to utilize the USB-A port to read my USB flash drive data sticks. The MacBook Air also lacks an integrated ethernet port. The Ethernet port that is included with this Belkin Multiport Hub is a bonus. I’ve connected my MacBook Air to a hardwired internet connection versus a Wi-Fi connection. I have experienced an increase in data transfer speed with this hardwired connection. This multiport hub is easy to use and takes up little room during transport.

[Aluminum] I'm using this dock with a M1 Macbook Air . The machine only have two TB/USB ports, so for using the machine is esencial to be able to connect the things that you ususally need. This dock just work, with the ports that I need. What else can you ask for?

[USB Bus Power] For any M1 Mac with a USB-C port (MacBook Air, Mac mini, MacBook Pro, Mac Studio) the Transcend will transfer at 10 Gb/s USB 3.1 Gen 1 speed and NOT 20 Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 speeds. Interestingly enough, the additional provided USB-C to USB-A cable allows 10 Gb/s to the rear USB-A port of the Mac Studio even though Apple advertises the port to go up to only 5 Gb/s. The unit has a pleasant rubberized optional cover that feels good in hand and doesn't scratch other devices in your bag.

[245 W] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 4 x 100W USB-C, works great as part of my MacBook air docking set up with plenty of power for all my devices.