Twelve South StayGo USB-C Hub - Black




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The Twelve South StayGo USB-C Hub is designed for MacBook users seeking to expand connectivity without desk clutter. Its key benefit is providing essential ports like USB-C, USB-A, HDMI, and Ethernet in a compact unit with a long enough cable to hide away. A potential caveat is its reliance on a USB-C connection, which may not be compatible with older devices.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 12-1907 |
| Brand | Twelve South |
Yes, the StayGo hub supports up to 85 watts of pass-through power, allowing you to charge your MacBook when you connect its power adapter to the designated USB-C port on the hub.
The StayGo hub supports both SD and MicroSD (TransFlash) memory cards.
It features a longer connecting cable than typical hubs, allowing you to place the hub away from your MacBook and hide cables for a cleaner workspace. The travel cable also stores inside the hub.
No, the Twelve South StayGo USB-C Hub does not include a built-in audio jack.
The HDMI port on the StayGo hub supports 4K Ultra HD resolution.
Yes, the StayGo hub includes an Ethernet LAN port (RJ-45) for wired network connectivity.
The cable that connects the hub to your MacBook is integrated. However, there is a separate, shorter travel cable that stores inside the hub.
Ensure the StayGo hub is properly connected to your MacBook. Try unplugging and replugging both the hub and the peripheral device. Restart your MacBook.
Verify that your MacBook's power adapter is connected to the correct USB-C port on the StayGo hub. Ensure the power adapter and its cable are functioning correctly.
Check that the HDMI cable is securely connected to both the StayGo hub and the monitor. Ensure the monitor is set to the correct input source. Try a different HDMI cable or monitor to rule out hardware issues.
Ensure that the connected USB device is compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1 speeds. Avoid connecting multiple high-bandwidth devices simultaneously if performance is critical for one specific device. Check for any obstructions on the MacBook's USB-C port.
Ensure the Ethernet cable is securely plugged into both the hub and the network source. Try a different Ethernet cable or port on your router/switch. Restart your router/modem.
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