Macbook Pro 2020 Charging Wattage

I upgraded my 2017 MacBook Pro and it really seems it worth it. This new 2020 Macbook is very fast, has a much better battery and a totally new keyboard. As usual, Apple made a very good job!

I have a 2020 MacBook Pro that only has USB-C ports, like most newer Apple Laptops. I also have two older Fujifilm X-T2 digital cameras that use a USB port matching the weird USB 3.2 connector that is on one end of this cable. When the X-T2 came out, the USB 3.2 G2 connector was the supposed new standard replacing the old USB 2.0 connector. Problem is that USB-C arrived less than a year and USB 3.2 was quickly discontinues. It took me a long time to find this cable and I had to keep removing my SD cards and plug them into an SD card reader to download my images. This SecureData Cable is well made with s cloth covering and solid metal connectors. I highly recommend it.

It is a serious upgrade from my old MacBook Pro. I was debating between the newest 2020 model and this Mid 2019 model. With $600 discount, this model offers much more than the newest model other than the new keyboard on 2020 MacBook Pro.

Works with 16 MacBook Pro I have been using and loving the original Kickstarter version since 2017 so I felt that it's time for an update and this new 2020 version did not disappoint. This new 2020 version addressed all the minor issues I had with the 2017 Kickstarter version. - It now supports 4K60Hz HDMI (was previously 4K30Hz) - New magnetic grip (now the hub feels more stable and secure on the MacBook) - It now finally works with MacBook cases (just remove the grip) - Both USB-C ports now support pass-through charging - MicroSD card goes all the way into the hub - Now includes an USB-C extension cable (so you can use it with any USB-C device, not just the MacBook - Free leather pouch to keep everything nice and neat I have been using this 2020 version for more than a week and absolutely love it. There are many copycats in the market that copied the 2017 version so they still have the same old issues. HyperDrive has always been a pioneer and probably just came out with the best USB-C hub for the MacBook Pro/Air.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Been teleworking a lot lately and using my MacBook Pro 2020 at home. I needed something to make it easy to connect to my external monitor and other peripherals and this is perfect for that. Did have a few minor issues that were resolved with the latest Apple update. Since then running flawlessly. A+

I am a teacher and bought this in part to manage planning, as well as teaching on Zoom. I use it along with my MacBook Pro (2020 Intel) and I really love it. Such a solid monitor for the cost.

nothing special, but it works as it shoud be and no hiccups. i used it with macbook pro 2020 13(not M1 processor).

Using this with 2020 m1 MacBook Pro. Gives me More ports than I need. I like that it gives me a couple usb-c back, because i am giving up one already. This is charging my MacBook with no issues. I'm using with an MSI ultra wide 34" monitor. Runs very cool. This thing is much smaller than it looks in the pictures, which I like. It's all metal too, where it looks plastic in the pictures.

Upgrading from a 2020 MacBook Pro it saves me a lot of steps. My studio is attached to the garage and the Mac Studio desktop I use for processing is on the second floor of the house. Running back and forth for reshoots was wearing on my bones. Now I can process the focus stacks on the spot and reshoot as need.

Handles 2 external monitors in extended mode for a 2020 M1 MacBook Pro