What's Up Guys: Checking Out a Really Cool Accessory for the Mac Mini
Hey guys, it's smiles here at 905 Mac and today we're gonna be checking out a really cool accessory for the Mac Mini and in my opinion one of the best made for the Mac Mini thus far. First off, let's talk about why I love this accessory so much. Have you ever found yourself stuck with your iPhone on an Apple logo? Yeah, it can be super frustrating. Luckily, there's a solution called Inner Shares Reboot that not only fixes this problem but also offers some amazing features.
All you have to do is connect your iOS device to your Mac and instantly gain access to awesome features like entering or exiting recovery mode with just one click. That feature alone seems cool enough, but what really sets this thing apart is the array of repair features it comes with. Reboot can help fix all sorts of problems with your iPhone and even recover your iOS installation back to normal without any data loss. It's also possible to downgrade from an iOS beta using this tool.
In addition to its impressive list of features, Inner Shares Reboot has a sleek design that makes everyday usability a breeze. Having to move my desk off the wall just to manage ports on the Mac Mini's backside can get really annoying, but with this accessory, I can eliminate all that frustration. It's the perfect accessory for the Mac Mini and comes in a range of colors.
This particular accessory is from Satechi and offers six extra ports that make it an essential tool for any power user. Three USB 3.0 ports, one USB C port, a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack, a full-size SD card slot, and a micro SD card slot are all included in this amazing hub. What really sets it apart is the placement of these ports - they're not just about being there; they're placed to enhance usability.
The construction of this accessory is also noteworthy. It's made from aluminum or another durable material, and there's even a little indent on the Mac Mini that allows for proper fitting and gives it an "MIni Pro" look. This hub is powered by a single USBC cable that fits neatly into the back of the Mac Mini.
One of the things I really like about this accessory is its smart design. It's not just a simple USB hub; it also features a fan inside to keep the Mac Mini cool and quiet, ensuring smooth performance without any overheating issues or random disconnections from USB devices. In fact, my testing so far has shown that there have been zero issues with this hub.
However, one drawback is that you can't use the ports for charging - they're only intended for data transfer. While I could find it a bit nitpicky, I wouldn't let that stop me from buying this accessory.
What really got my gears turning was thinking about what would happen if this accessory were designed as a Thunderbolt 3e GPU. Can you imagine how incredible that would be? Of course, there are several variables to consider - like having a proprietary graphics card and a taller chassis for better cooling, possibly requiring an external power source. However, it's not entirely impossible.
If that were possible, I think this accessory would truly revolutionize the Mac Mini. Just imagine being able to combine its six ports with a high-performance GPU. It would be amazing! And let's not forget how great it already is - for just under $700, you get an incredible hub and potentially top-of-the-line performance.
So what can you expect from this accessory? Well, first off, if you have a Mac Mini and consider yourself a power user or enjoy editing videos, this is a no-brainer purchase. It's essentially like treating yourself to a new toy that will make your life easier in the long run. The links for purchasing it are included in our description below.
Lastly, I want to thank you guys for watching this video! If you enjoyed it and would like more content like this, be sure to subscribe to our channel for future updates. And if you have any questions about the Satechi hub or Inner Shares Reboot, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.
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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up guys smiles here at 905 Mac and today we're gonna be checking out a really cool accessory for the Mac Mini and in my opinion one of the best made for the Mac Mini thus far 905 Mac on YouTube is sponsored by tenor shares reboot have you ever found your iPhone stuck on an Apple logo like this not only can't inner shares reboot fix this problem but it can also do a whole lot more simply connect your iOS device to your Mac and instantly gain access to awesome features like the ability to enter or exit recovery mode with a single click like this that feature by itself seems cool enough but with the reboot you gain access to a whole bunch of other repair features as well reboot can help you fix all sorts of problems with your iPhone and recover your iOS installation to normal without data loss it can even help you downgrade from an iOS beta like this click the link in the description for more details and special things to reboot for sponsoring 9:05 Mac this is a USB stand slash hub from Satechi that essentially gives you 6 extra ports with this hub you're getting 3 USB 3.0 ports a USB C port a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack a full-size SD card slot and then a micro SD card slot and it's not even really the port's themselves that are a huge deal but it's the placement and the overall package that they're housed in that makes such a huge difference for everyday usability with this Mac Mini having to move my desk off of the wall to manage ports on the Mac minis backside can get really annoying and having this accessory here eliminates a lot of that design-wise this is the perfect accessory for the Mac Mini it's Space Gray first of all so they're obviously identical in color it's also using an aluminum or aluminium construction as Johnny hive likes to say and it has a nice little indent for the Mac minis bottom side so it can have a nice fit and it kind of makes the Machine look like a Mac Mini Pro so to speak and all the ports are powered by a single USBC cable that's a little over an inch long as it's meant to slot right into the back of the Mac Mini and given that you've now got six extra ports to power so 10 she made the smart move of putting a fan inside of the hub to keep the Mac Mini nice and cool and so far in my testing I've essentially heard no extra fan noise so I find it really cool you can get this extra functionality without being calm - with extra fan noise and I also find it super cool that you don't require a separate external power source for this hub it's all powered by that single USBC cable connected directly to the Mac Mini as far as performance goes I've had zero issues with this hub so far no random disconnects from USB devices no overheating nothing like that I'd say the only real drawback with this hub is that you can't use the USB ports for charging they're only used for data transfer but that's really nitpicking at this point this thing is honestly really great and the general concept of this Mac Mini hub kind of got me thinking I think it would be the sickest thing ever if a company were to design this in the form of a Thunderbolt 3e GPU obviously you'd probably have to have a proprietary graphics card and probably a taller chassis for better cooling and then probably an external power source - but it's definitely possible I mean if you were to keep the six in one aspect of this USB hub and combine that with the graphics card this thing would be legendary and basically fix the only real problem with the Mac Mini which is the lack of a dedicated graphics card and sure yes you can always buy any GPU with an enclosure but for five to seven hundred dollars if you throw in something along the lines of like an AMD 53 or 5500 M and combine that with this chassis I'll take that over any e GPU box any day of the week but that's pretty much it for this video there will be links to purchase the Satechi hub down in the description below if you've got a Mac Mini this is a no-brainer pick up if you're a power user you edit video or you do something along those lines treat yourself and pick one up for the holidays but that's pretty much it make sure to give this video a thumbs up if you enjoy and subscribe for future content like this thanks for watching and I'll talk to you guys in the next one nine-to-five Macklin you tube is sponsored by tenor shares reboot click the link in the description for more details and special things to reboot for sponsoring 905 Mac youwhat's up guys smiles here at 905 Mac and today we're gonna be checking out a really cool accessory for the Mac Mini and in my opinion one of the best made for the Mac Mini thus far 905 Mac on YouTube is sponsored by tenor shares reboot have you ever found your iPhone stuck on an Apple logo like this not only can't inner shares reboot fix this problem but it can also do a whole lot more simply connect your iOS device to your Mac and instantly gain access to awesome features like the ability to enter or exit recovery mode with a single click like this that feature by itself seems cool enough but with the reboot you gain access to a whole bunch of other repair features as well reboot can help you fix all sorts of problems with your iPhone and recover your iOS installation to normal without data loss it can even help you downgrade from an iOS beta like this click the link in the description for more details and special things to reboot for sponsoring 9:05 Mac this is a USB stand slash hub from Satechi that essentially gives you 6 extra ports with this hub you're getting 3 USB 3.0 ports a USB C port a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack a full-size SD card slot and then a micro SD card slot and it's not even really the port's themselves that are a huge deal but it's the placement and the overall package that they're housed in that makes such a huge difference for everyday usability with this Mac Mini having to move my desk off of the wall to manage ports on the Mac minis backside can get really annoying and having this accessory here eliminates a lot of that design-wise this is the perfect accessory for the Mac Mini it's Space Gray first of all so they're obviously identical in color it's also using an aluminum or aluminium construction as Johnny hive likes to say and it has a nice little indent for the Mac minis bottom side so it can have a nice fit and it kind of makes the Machine look like a Mac Mini Pro so to speak and all the ports are powered by a single USBC cable that's a little over an inch long as it's meant to slot right into the back of the Mac Mini and given that you've now got six extra ports to power so 10 she made the smart move of putting a fan inside of the hub to keep the Mac Mini nice and cool and so far in my testing I've essentially heard no extra fan noise so I find it really cool you can get this extra functionality without being calm - with extra fan noise and I also find it super cool that you don't require a separate external power source for this hub it's all powered by that single USBC cable connected directly to the Mac Mini as far as performance goes I've had zero issues with this hub so far no random disconnects from USB devices no overheating nothing like that I'd say the only real drawback with this hub is that you can't use the USB ports for charging they're only used for data transfer but that's really nitpicking at this point this thing is honestly really great and the general concept of this Mac Mini hub kind of got me thinking I think it would be the sickest thing ever if a company were to design this in the form of a Thunderbolt 3e GPU obviously you'd probably have to have a proprietary graphics card and probably a taller chassis for better cooling and then probably an external power source - but it's definitely possible I mean if you were to keep the six in one aspect of this USB hub and combine that with the graphics card this thing would be legendary and basically fix the only real problem with the Mac Mini which is the lack of a dedicated graphics card and sure yes you can always buy any GPU with an enclosure but for five to seven hundred dollars if you throw in something along the lines of like an AMD 53 or 5500 M and combine that with this chassis I'll take that over any e GPU box any day of the week but that's pretty much it for this video there will be links to purchase the Satechi hub down in the description below if you've got a Mac Mini this is a no-brainer pick up if you're a power user you edit video or you do something along those lines treat yourself and pick one up for the holidays but that's pretty much it make sure to give this video a thumbs up if you enjoy and subscribe for future content like this thanks for watching and I'll talk to you guys in the next one nine-to-five Macklin you tube is sponsored by tenor shares reboot click the link in the description for more details and special things to reboot for sponsoring 905 Mac you\n"
