It now shows as out of stock so don't buy one if you find it somewhere else.

I contacted Satechi and they admitted it was a design flaw that they don't know how to fix so the gave me my money back and they pulled it from their web site. What do guys think about that? Any other alternatives?ĭO NOT get the Satechi hub with an M.2 SATA SSD! I bought one and the SSD kept disconnecting and reconnecting constantly.

What do guys think about that? Any other alternatives?ĭo you guys have a hub you can recommend? I see Satechi hub with an M.2 SATA SSD enclosure recommended a lot. Do you guys have a hub you can recommend? I see Satechi hub with an M.2 SATA SSD enclosure recommended a lot. One last question: I would like to connect a lot of peripherals with it: Wired keyboard, unifying receiver for MX Master 2S, Logitech Webcam, a hard drive for Plex, 1 SSD, an external microphone, USB connection to the Schiit stack, and a couple of random hard drives. It has helped me make a decision to go for Mac Mini 512/16. I want to keep this for a really long time 8-10 years.Įdit: Thanks guys for your recommendations. I am not able to estimate very well whether I will be okay with 512 GB or should I spring for 1 TB. I am going to get an Apple apps bundle for education when I'll get a Mac Mini. I have recently started to dabble in Final Cut Pro and would like to record and publish online courses in a couple of months or so. So, the feedback I got was that 16 GB would be enough for my needs. Tl dr (from the last post): If I use my want to use my Mac for Plex, File Server, Data Science, Analytics w/ Spotify, VS Code, Docker (3-4 containers), Windows running on Parallel Desktop, 25-30 Chrome tabs, Spotify, MS Office Suite, and Slack running, then will a proposed M2/M1 Pro Mac Mini with 16 GB suffice or should I spring for 32 GB? So, I asked a question in this subreddit about whether I should for Mac Mini M1 (16 GB) or a Studio with 32 GB for my use cases:

Late 2017 mac mini video input