This device will add two USB Type-C ports, three USB Type-A ports, an SDXC card reader and more to your new MacBook.
Nonda's Hub+ Looks To Solve MacBook Port Woes : Read more
Nonda's Hub+ Looks To Solve MacBook Port Woes : Read more
More and more things are wireless these days, the only really problem with the Macbook is that this single port isn't in addition to a port for power (IMO an oversight), but if you don't actually need any wired devices then it doesn't matter. For example, if you're using a wireless back-up drive (e.g- a Time Capsule, or a NAS on a WiFi network), and wireless peripherals (e.g- Bluetooth mouse) then why do you need more than one port?lol WHAT! let me get this straight... you buy a $1300 laptop without looking at its features. then you realize you can't do what literally ev-er-y-one else does with their laptops. then you buy an $80 piece to make up for it. haha!
Having wired stuff just works, no hassle no fuss.
So, ya id never buy a 1 port computer. Then have to buy a external hub to fix their idiocy. Put the hub internally like smart designer, and put appropriate ports in like a smart designer.
lol WHAT! let me get this straight... you buy a $1300 laptop without looking at its features. then you realize you can't do what literally ev-er-y-one else does with their laptops. then you buy an $80 piece to make up for it. haha!
lol WHAT! let me get this straight... you buy a $1300 laptop without looking at its features. then you realize you can't do what literally ev-er-y-one else does with their laptops. then you buy an $80 piece to make up for it. haha!
Not true. My mother has a Kindle Fire that she plugs and unplugs a good 5 times daily and she has had it for over 2 years now.However, the small usb connectors wear out and go bad, have intermittent connections etc.. So having one sucks long term, if it goes bad, you're screwed.