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Discover five essential upgrades that will make your budget MacBook Neo feel like a professional powerhouse. This video covers a foldable mouse, a protective case, a retro skin, and versatile USB-C hubs to enhance your experience.
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00:00Here are five of my favorite MacBook Neo accessories that make this budget
00:03laptop feel like a pro device. This is the Mobi Fold and compared to other
00:08small travel mice you can see this has a much better arch making it a lot more
00:12ergonomic to use. Battery life lasts a long time, it charges via USB-C, and if
00:17I'm being honest it's basically a fidget toy of when I'm not using it. Look I know
00:20installing a case on a MacBook is a little bit controversial but I honestly
00:25am a little bit clumsy and want to keep my MacBook Neo looking as pristine for as
00:29long as possible. And this one from UAG is thin, light, and doesn't hide the good
00:32looks of Neo. Speaking of which this is the 1984 skin from dbrand. Almost every
00:37other comment on my Neo videos ask me what I have installed. The only problem is
00:40they're not making these anymore but if you like the look maybe it's a good time
00:43to ask them to bring it back in the comments. My biggest issue with the
00:45MacBook Neo is that it only has two USB-C ports so to fix that here are two USB-C
00:49hubs that I use. The Satashi snap-on hub gives me a USB-A, SD card, and HDMI in a
00:56really nice color match package. But when I just need a ton of USB-C ports all at
01:00once for connecting my SSDs and other accessories all at the same time, the
01:04EZQuest 8-in-1 hub gives me eight USB-C ports which means I never have to
01:09unplug or juggle things around. Those are my favorites but let me know which ones I
01:12should test for next time.

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