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iVANKY 13-in-1 M4 Mac Mini Docking Station w/ M.2 SSD NVMe Enclosure on sale for $99.99 - $45 with promo code
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$54.99.
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Details:
- 13-in-1 docking station: Designed for Mac Mini M4; includes 4K@120Hz HDMI, 10Gbps USB-A/C ports, 5Gbps USB-A/C ports, 3× USB-A 2.0, SD/TF 3.0, dual audio ports, and M.2 NVMe/SATA SSD enclosure (up to 8TB, 10Gbps)
- Enhanced storage: Built-in M.2 enclosure supports 2230/2242/2260/2280 SSDs (NVMe/SATA); fast 10Gbps transfers (SSD not included)
- Smooth 4K@120Hz output: Crisp, high-refresh-rate display via HDMI; ideal for video editing, graphics, presentations, or gaming (enable Game Mode on some monitors)
- Fast data transfer: Dedicated 10Gbps USB ports for high-performance drives/peripherals; multiple ports may slightly reduce speed when used simultaneously (normal behavior)
- Stable power supply: Includes 20W PD adapter for reliable power when using high-power devices; eliminates instability from insufficient power
- Upgraded cooling: Top-vent design + slight elevation promotes airflow to Mac Mini's bottom fan; supports heavy multitasking without overheating
- What's included: User manual, 20W charger, screwdriver, 1m USB-C cable (power adapter to dock), 25cm USB-C cable (dock to Mac Mini); 24-month warranty
- Note: Specifically for Mac Mini M4; limited cable length and no dual-screen support with other devices (all other functions work normally)
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I researched these types of docks recently. It's great to see so many ports it offers so that's cool but here's something worth noting: if you plan to put an nvme in this device and speed is not important to you, then this would be ok as it maxes out at 10Gbps. The Thunderbolt port in back of M4 provides speeds of 40 Gbps and if you have a M4Pro, which has Thunderbolt 5, you will get an 80Gbps. To get those faster speeds, you will need to use a Thunderbolt enclosure whether it's for TB4 or TB5. The TB5 is particularly expensive but it is certainly available.
Hopefully this will help for those need the faster speeds. If you are doing light weight backups of your photos or documents on this device's internal nvme, the 10Gbps would be sufficient.
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