Its stylish design and white finish blend in with office decor, and its detachable tripod base adds a modern touch. With its thin vertical profile and small footprint, this reader conserves space on your desk and fits easily in a computer bag. It is also compatible with the latest UDMA 7-enabled CompactFlash cards.
The reader supports all popular SD memory card formats, including SD™/SDHC™/SDXC™ memory cards, UHS-I SDHC/SDXC memory cards, and microSDHC™/microSDXC™ memory cards. The ImageMate All-in-One USB 3.0 reader works with a wide array of card formats. This reader is also backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports. Even bulky files like HD video will transfer in a matter of seconds. The reader works with your computer’s USB 3.0 port, designed to support USB 3.0 transfer performance of up to 500MB/s 1, matching the speed of any premium memory card. The ImageMate All-in-One USB 3.0 memory card reader offers easy, fast data transfer between your memory cards and your PC. Of course, there’s always low-cost third party options.īuy: USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter ($49), Aukey’s USB-C to HDMI Adapter ($20) 7.Description Upload photos and videos faster than ever Apple has a USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter that has USB and USB-C ports along with HDMI. So you’ll need to carry around USB-C to HDMI adaptor. And there’s no way they’re going away soon. The majority of conference halls and lecture rooms finally got upgraded to HDMI connectors (as supposed to the VGI). Currently for $29.īuy: SanDisk Extreme Pro SD UHS-II Card USB-C Reader ($29) 6. The good thing is that Apple themselves sells SanDisk’s SD Card reader that is trustworthy. Third party SD card readers are available at an extremely cheap price but I’d urge you not to fall for them, they’re only trouble. And to get on the train, you’ll need to bring your own SD card reader. But well, this is the future Apple is inking. The lack of a physical SD card reader was the most upsetting part of the new MacBook when it came to photo and videography pros. Here’s what we found.īuy: Plugable USB-C to DisplayPort ($20), USB-C to Mini DisplayPort ($17) 5. Apple themselves don’t have a dongle for it so you’ll need to go hunting on Amazon. If you’ve got a monitor that connects over the DisplayPort or mini DisplayPort standard, you’ll of course need a dongle for that. USB-C to DisplayPort (and mini DisplayPort) If you’ve got an old Thunderbolt 1/2 accessory lying around – like a backup drive or a monitor, this is the adaptor you’ll need.īuy: USB-C to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter ($29) 4. The USB-C ports on the MacBook are Thunderbolt ports. Thunderbolt stuff is never cheap and this adaptor continues that trend. You can also go all in on USB-C to Lightning, even for charing from wall adaptor, by buying Apple’s USB-C wall adaptor.īuy: USB-C to Lightning Cable ($19) 3. If you don’t want an adaptor but want to charge/sync your iPhone or iPad directly from the MacBook, your best option is the USB-C to Lightning adaptor. So better stock up.īuy: USB-C to USB Adapter ($9.99) 2. Indeed it plugs in to those two slots and essentially become a part of the MacBook Pro. I specify users like me, because it does require a MacBook Pro with two adjacent USB-C ports. For users like me, it's a great addition.
Until the end of the year, Apple is selling this adapter for just $9.99. Kanex sent me the iAdapt 7-in-1 Multiport USB-C Hub + Card Reader (79.95) to try. So it would be wise to get this convertor, multiple ones, and keep them all around your house, workplace and your bag. Even the iPhone’s charging cable has the USB port at the other end. Everyone still has hard drives and thumb drives running the traditional USB-A port. Choose the ones that fit the bill for you. So below we’ve got a lot of all the possible dongles you might need. To make it through this tough year or two, through the transition period, we’ll need the help of the unsung heroes – dongles and cables (or as Apple calls them – adaptors).ĭepending on just how much of pro work you do on the MacBook Pro, your adaptor needs might differ. The future where all of our accessories use USB-C is going to be great. The new MacBooks are thinner and lighter. With the new Late 2016 MacBook Pros with USB-C ports, we’re officially in the Apple Transition Phase.
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