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You're correct. My apologies, I've got in the habit of making short videos for Amazon 🤔

Thanks, I do like it!

Thanks, I’m liking the way it’s set up right now.

Thanks for watching!

@@tonygoodo4664 Of course, thank you!

You're correct. So I did a follow up video after this one trying to answer these questions. Thanks for watching! th-cam.com/video/iwfPrl0_4Bo/w-d-xo.html

I'm very happy with them. I'll watch for your review!

@@JeffsWay. oh thanks, I loved your review, congratz

@JeffsWay. in Brazil it is a little difficult to maintain good quality. Due to the high prices of good products.

@@grigotech1 That's a good point. Certain things might be difficult to get depending where you live! Hopefully you don't have too much trouble.

That's nice of you to say, thank you!

Yeah, probably best for smaller tires I think? Thanks!

Could be useful right? Thanks for watching!

Thanks, appreciate it!

I'm looking forward to testing this model

3 microphones and a mixer. They all work excellent!

Thanks!

I'm a fan as well!

Is this a Satechi hub? None of the ports on the front work, or is the SSD drive not being recognized? Maybe both? Try taking the drive out, and see if the ports now work? I have a feeling either the drive failed, or the hub itself failed. Let me know what you find.

@@JeffsWay. Yes it looks like the same Satechi hub in this video. It worked for a while when I first got it, then it randomly disconnected and eventually stopped all together. None of the ports work, not even the headphone and doesn't recognize the 2TB storage installed. If I plug an external hard drive to the hub the light comes on the external but nothing happens.

@@animationministry I feel like the hub failed, but I would still remove the SSD, and test it again to be sure. You might consider contacting Satechi. They may have a solution, or offer to replace it?

@@JeffsWay. Yeah, it seems like it failed. I was kinda confused because it still powers on and can send power to other USB devices. I'll try removing the SSD and see what happens. Thanks for your suggestions, I appreciate it!

@@wirelessfuture3507 Thanks for watching!

You will want to choose exFAT for going between Mac and Windows. Thanks for watching!

They are super nice, congrats!

Absolutely. I’ll make a video showing what to do when the drive doesn’t show up. Thanks!

I made a quick video. I hope it helps!

Apologies, yes I used APFS since it's only being used with the Mac Mini. Thanks, I should have pointed that out.

Thanks, appreciate it!

Thanks, appreciate it!

I could see where heat might be an issue. I have not encountered any heat issues with the Satechi hub, but it's still enclosed, and not getting airflow, so maybe? Sounds like you came up with a workable solution! Thanks for watching!

Awesome! You'll have to let me know how you like it. Thanks.

Awesome, I'm glad it helped!

For my use, the hub has worked fine. I'm generally editing less than 30 minutes of 4k video. I have not experienced any of the issues that some have reported, however that's not to say they are not there. They may just be using the hub in a way different than I do? I have switched to a pre built gaming PC over the Mac Mini for my video editing. The added performance and increased storage has been really nice. Of coarse, this also means having to adopt a new video editing program. Having only really used iMovie, I settled on CapCut Pro due to being fairly easy to use, and also affordable.

You're right! I better get that figured out. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

Thanks!

It would be awesome for that!

Thanks, I think it's going to be fun!

It's a good starter pack. Thanks for watching!

I screwed up on the audio, but managed to fix it. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you, appreciate it!

The Demko is super nice! Thanks!

Both are fantastic knives! Thanks for watching!

@@alangordon3859 Oh no! Sorry to hear that. Makes sense now. I always assumed the hub was somehow blocking the WiFi signal. Thanks for the info!

i had the same problem. its not a bad batch. you can find same problems years ago with the Modell the sold before (5gbp version). Its only effected the 5ghz. Satechi write on there help page, you should use only 2.4.ghz. so it seams the problem is allready known for a while.

@@MasterMind187b According to the Satechi website, "For best network experience when using the Stand & Hub, connect to 5GHz frequency when using Wi-Fi". Maybe they meant to say 2.4 GHz? It's always been my understanding that 5 GHz is more susceptible to interference than 2.4 GHz, so I would assume you're right about that. I still think it's a good product, and works extremely well for my needs. I do use Ethernet though, because it's available where I have it located. Thanks for the info!

@@JeffsWay. They have even a separat entry for this case: "Does this Hub cause Wi-Fi slowdown? We can confirm that this Hub will not affect the Wi-Fi signal however in some cases, interference may occur. If this is the case, we recommend connecting your Mac Mini to the 2.4Ghz network (v.s 5Ghz) for optimal performance." And next time, if you want test these things. dont use an internet speed test. 5ghz can go up to 1gigabit. 60mbit is nothing. use iperfv3 server and then you should do the testing.

@@MasterMind187b Thanks for this. Rather than try another hub I have connected the Mac to the internet via a network cable. This seems to be a workable solution - but still reduces network bandwidth from 120Mbps to 45Mbps.I will gie it a go for a while. I like the rest of the features of the Satechi though the speed of the SSD is less than I would have expected. I personaly didnt get satisfactory results with the 2.4gHz wifi. - maybe its due to low signal strength.

@@peerx7866 It does! It’s a good size knife, yet not heavy in the pocket. I see why it’s so popular. Thanks for watching!

Yeah, it has a similar shape to the Aegis but it's way bigger than the Aegis.

Appreciate it. Thanks for watching!

BTW: if anyone wants one you can have mine FREE. Just pay postage.

You are correct, this is a non powered hub. There are certain limitations to that. I would expect under heavy usage you're going to start hitting it's limits. In my brief testing, I'm simply using the hub in a way that I think the average person would, and looking for problems. For heavy use, I think using the ports on the Mac Mini, or a quality powered hub would be a better solution. Thanks for bringing that up, it's a valid point that people should be aware of.

@@JeffsWay. it wouldn’t be so bad if the SSD wasn’t cycled mounted/unmounted just because I plugged in a keyboard and SD card. Anyway, yes something to aware of. BTW: more problematic was I never got a reply from them when I discovered the issue. Multiple attempts I got nothing back. Just a disgruntled buyer.

@@jeffg360 I completely understand. Not every product works for every situation. Hopefully you find a solution that works for you. If you do please let me know what you found. Thanks!

@@jeffg360I’ll take it! I would like to try it out, keeps me from buying a new one.

The MT-44 is designed to be used on the floor, where the MT-47 is a desk tripod. I think for the desk, the MT-47 is as good as it gets. For a floor tripod, if you want a lighter weight tripod with a phone mount, the MT-44 is excellent. If you want a slightly heavier duty floor tripod get the MT-79. All 3 can be used as selfie sticks, but I like the MT-47 best for that.

Glad you like them!

@@uretadante Of coarse! Thanks for watching.

@@uretadante Thank you!

Hi there! It's been working very good for my video editing and even some light gaming. Thanks!

You're correct. I was thinking of trying different testing methods. There's a possibility that signals from above or below could be affected more? Thanks for watching!

There were a few questions regarding this hub, so I thought it would be best to address them in a update video. Thanks for watching!

@@fmorin3210 Si, esto puede soldar muy bien el metal delgado. Gracias por ver!