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Create a powerful multi-screen workstation with the Satechi Type-C Dual Multimedia Adapter. Designed for compatible MacBook models with two adjacent USB-C ports, this premium aluminium hub expands your laptop with dual HDMI outputs, wired internet, USB accessories, memory card readers and pass-through charging.
The adapter features two HDMI ports for connecting compatible external monitors. Depending on the connected MacBook model and display configuration, it supports high-resolution 4K video output for presentations, editing, multitasking and home-office setups. Satechi confirms compatibility with M1 Pro/Max and M2 Pro/Max MacBook Pro models, including support for up to two extended displays on compatible systems. Base M1 and M2 Mac models may have external-display limitations imposed by Apple hardware.
A built-in Gigabit Ethernet port supports network speeds of up to 1,000Mbps, providing a stable wired connection for online meetings, large downloads, cloud work and professional applications. Two USB-A 3.0 ports let you connect flash drives, keyboards, mice, external drives and other compatible accessories.
The dedicated SD and microSD card readers provide convenient access to photos, videos and documents, making the adapter especially useful for photographers and content creators. Card-transfer speeds of up to 104Mbps are supported.
Its USB-C Power Delivery port supports up to 60W pass-through charging, allowing you to power a compatible MacBook while using the adapter. The hub connects through both USB-C ports on the laptop, and both connectors must be inserted for complete functionality.
Finished in silver aluminium, the Satechi Dual Multimedia Adapter complements Apple devices while offering a compact solution for offices, studios, classrooms and work-from-home setups in Pakistan.
Dual extended-display support depends on the connected Mac model. Compatible M1 Pro/Max and M2 Pro/Max MacBook Pro models can support two extended displays, while standard M1 and M2 MacBook models may be limited to one extended external display or mirrored output.