I’m not sure why that is, and my attempts to troubleshoot the issue haven’t gone anywhere as it happens on an infrequent basis. I have noted that three times since I started using this adapter that the external monitor will go blank for a couple of seconds and come back to life. So users of those devices may find some value in having this in their gear bag.ĭo I have any complaints? No. I should also note that this adapter is stated to work with the iPad Pro 11-inch and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd generation and later), as well as the iPad Air (4th generation). So depending on the MacBook and the monitor that you are using, you may be able to exceed Apple’s specs on that front. However, in my usage of the product, I was able to get 1080p at up to 240 Hz without an issue on my external monitor. Apple states that the HDMI port supports audio and does video (with support for HDR video in HDR10 and Dolby Vision) at the following resolutions: Let’s talk about the HDMI port as that will be of keen interest to many. That in my mind makes it a must get for those specific users who want to use their notebooks as desktop computers. I can also see this being of interest to MacBook Air and 13″ MacBook Pro users as they only have two USB-C ports on that notebook. If I didn’t have the UPS, then I could use the USB-A port for things like flash drives and external hard drives. So In my use case, I have one cable to plug in to have access to my external monitor, have the MacBook work with the UPS, and charge which is super convenient. Although you also need this cable to charge your MacBook if you don’t have one already. Now, why would you want this adapter? Well, what this adapter allows you to do in short is to plug in a monitor, as well as a USB-A device while still charging your MacBook.
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