Satechi has launched four new MacBook Neo accessories in Silver, Indigo, Blush and Citrus, the same finishes Apple sells the laptop in. The OntheGo 45W Charger with 60W Max peaks at 60W when you plug it in and then holds 45W, which is more than the 20W adapter Apple includes in the box.
Satechi started the MacBook Neo collection in July with two hubs and a mouse. The new products add a charger, an HDMI adapter, a keyboard and a desk mat, and all four are sold at Satechi’s online store and on Amazon, from $29.99 for the charger and the HDMI adapter to $49.99 for the keyboard.
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The charger and adapter cost $29.99 each
The OntheGo 45W Charger with 60W Max has a single USB-C port and foldable US prongs, and it measures 34.5 by 41 by 36 millimeters. It weighs 64.9 grams and supports USB PD 3.2 AVS and PD 3.1 PPS.
Satechi says in its own testing that the charger fills a MacBook Neo up to 1.7 times faster than a 20W USB-C adapter and charges an iPhone 18 Pro Max by up to 50% in about 15 minutes. The USB-C cable is sold separately. Satechi puts the MacBook Neo’s own charging limit at 30W, which the charger’s 45W sustained output covers.
The charger also works with iPhone 15 through iPhone 18 models, iPad, Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones, the Nintendo Switch and the Steam Deck. It costs $29.99 in Citrus, Blush or Silver on Amazon, and Satechi’s own store also sells it in Indigo.
The Core USB-C to 4K HDMI Adapter mirrors or extends a MacBook Neo screen to an HDMI display, projector or TV at up to 4K and 60Hz, with plug-and-play setup. It has an aluminum housing and a 4.9-inch braided nylon cable, and it costs $29.99 in the four Neo colors.
The MacBook Neo supports one external display at up to 4K and 60Hz, so the adapter runs the laptop at its limit. Video output works only through the USB 3 port, which makes that the port to plug the adapter into. The adapter also works with MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and iPad models that have a USB-C port.
The keyboard pairs with three devices
The Slim EX1 Wireless Keyboard costs $49.99 and works with Mac and Windows. It stores three Bluetooth connections, so you can switch between a MacBook Neo, an iPad and a phone without re-pairing, and it has a 2.4GHz USB-C receiver for a steadier connection. An OS switch changes the key layout and shortcuts between macOS and Windows.
Bluetooth leaves both USB-C ports on the MacBook Neo free, while the receiver takes one of them. The keys are quiet and low-profile with a function row and arrow keys, and the rechargeable battery lasts up to five weeks per charge according to Satechi. You can keep typing while it charges.
Silver, Indigo, Blush and Citrus match the laptop, and Satechi also sells the keyboard in a black finish that Apple does not offer on the MacBook Neo.
MacBook Neo accessories match four colors
The Form Desk Mat is a 27.56 by 13.15 inch polyurethane mat with reinforced stitched edges and an anti-slip base, and it costs $39.99. It comes in Indigo, Blush, Citrus and Silver, the same four finishes as the HDMI adapter.
Those colors match the current MacBook Neo only. The MacBook Neo 2 is reportedly due in the first half of 2027 with new color options, so an accessory bought to match Indigo, Blush, Citrus or Silver today may not match the next model.
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