Macbook Not Charging Usb Accessories Disabled

I bought this for my macbook pro, since it only has USB-C ports, and this is exactly what I needed for all by USB drives and accessories. Plus connecting my android to the mac. I love it.

I use an iMac with several USB drives and accessories. This adapter allows me to use those same drives and accessories with my MacBook Air. I have not noticed any performance differences when using this adapter to connect the drives to my new laptop.

I recently purchased a refurbished MacBook Pro and a Chromebook.  Both have only has USB 3.1 ports.  All of my accessories are USB Type-A, so I  needed an adapter to run them.  This one  works just fine.  I would recommend it to others.

I recently purchased a refurbished MacBook Pro, which only has USB 3.1 ports.  All of accessories are USB Type-A, so I  needed an adapter to run them.  This one does the job!

I bought this only because my new Apple 12 MacBook only comes with an USB-c port. I am now able to connect USB based devices/accessories/connections to my MacBook.

This is my 5th or 6th macbook. I bought my first one in 2003 and get a new one every 3-4 years, and each time I get a new one I'm impressed with how much they have been able to improve on them in such a short period of time, with this one being no exception. The computer dimensions are the same as my previous one (13) but they managed to make the screen bigger, and brighter. It's nice having the dedicated magsafe charging port so no I have two USB ports free at all times instead of needing to use one to charge. But if you still have a USB charging plug that will still work, too.

For real though, this thing is just overpowered. Running 180hz with Gsync is an absolutely wonderfully smooth sight, even when you aren't getting that high of FPS, and it's mostly due to just how fast the panel is. Running testufo shows excellent pixel responsiveness, especially when compared to monitors half this price using a VA panel, and that's with Overdrive disabled none the less! (Disclaimer, OD is disabled with use of Adaptive Sync). Colors and contrast (which is suppose to be a weak point of this monitor) just pops and look gorgeous even out of the box, it might be a tad on the warm side but otherwise this is a plug and play experience. Not that I have any use for it, but the addition of USB-C for laptops to connect seamlessly, along with four USB-A 3.0 ports, class A connectivity right there. Speakers are...terrible, just awful, to be expected, but my only use case is if I'm showing a youtube video or the likes to a visitor, sooo they kind of work for that rare occasion. Only two real flaws worth mentioning to me is the corners and their backlight bleed. This is my first IPS monitor, and I didn't really notice it right away, but even now I kind of only tend to notice it on boot and well, that's just because it's completely black in the corners. Second, I feel like Gsync doesn't work as good as it would if there was an actual module, I say this because as of right now, some games do not run as smooth as my old S2417DG, even at higher FPS. This could just be user error though, and if it puts you off from buying this monitor, try and find the X34S which is just a 100% Gsync version of this monitor. Me personally, I'll take Freesync and Gsync just so I'm not locked down GPU wise in the future.

Very comfortable and easy to use with the school-provided laptop. They disabled Bluetooth, but the USB dongle gets around that issue very nicely.

Exactly what I needed to plug in my accessories to my MacBook.

With the new macbook pro usb-c port you need one of these.