🔌 HyperDrive iPad Pro USB C Hub Adapter 6-in-1 Dongle, USB-C 3.0 PD 60W, 4K60Hz HDMI, Audio Jack, SD/MicroSD, USB-A for iPad Pro Air 2020 2019 2018, M1 iPad Pro 2021, Space Gray - Enhanced SEO Review

Unfortunately I was only able to use my device a few days after the return date. When I tried it it turned out that the USB port was too big so the cable wouldn't stay connected. I contacted Hyper, they agreed to send a replacement (because it's obviously a defect, not damage) and asked to send them pictures. Unfortunately it's been 10 days and now I don't get an answer.

I got this hub today because it seems like a really good idea. I connected my iPad Pro to try it but it doesn't work. It shows a blue light (power), but neither charges the iPad nor reads USB sticks. After some research online, I found that some of these hubs require a firmware update. To do this, you must upgrade to HYPERDRIVE. site. After the update everything works.

When I first unpacked the product I had some issues with no sound coming out of the iPad when plugged in without headphones. Luckily I just had to update my iOS 13 beta and it works fine now. I'm also happy that I can tuck it under the Zeetop's magnet case as I was afraid I wouldn't be able to tuck it directly into the case. I am also very happy with the accessories that come with the kit ie extra screws and an extension cord. Finally, I also really like that it fits very snugly and my volume…

This item is simply amazing! has a good range of ports and like any other adapter/dongle used for a single port device it's great to be able to connect multiple things while charging the device. I use this specifically to connect devices to my iPad based mobile music studio and so far so good. PSA though, and I don't know if it's just because I'm using a beta version of iPadOS, but turn that thing off when not in use! This morning my battery was at 94% and now at 13% even though I haven't used…

I bought this to use with the new 4th gen iPad Air and really wanted to like it. But the cool, flat, flush design just isn't practical. Maybe that's normal for a laptop, but not for a tablet. It cannot be used when your iPad is in a case or case; You either have to remove the lid or do something tricky with the Xacto knife. And once connected, the connection is not secure; the lightest pressure will dislodge it. The device came with a handy-looking extension handle that could be attached with a

I bought my wife a "HyperDrive" for her MacBook Pro which she bought in June 2019 to make up for the lack of I/O ports on the laptop. Too bad Apple doesn't practice the "less is more" principle when it comes to the packaging waste that ends up in every device. Luckily, HyperDrive made her a happy wife, which in turn gave her a happy life. My sons spoiled me by giving me an Apple iPad Pro 12.9 "3rd Gen" for Christmas 2019. Generation” charging AND peripherals?. Since the device was designed to…