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Stuff.tv
a day ago
- Stuff.tv
Satechi FindAll Glasses Case makes your specs almost impossible to lose
Apple's Find My network can be a godsend if your iPhone or AirPods go walkabout – and now the Satechi FindAll Glasses Case has come along to make your specs harder to lose too. Made from vegan leather (AKA not leather at all), the Satechi FindAll Glasses Case has Bluetooth 5.4 LE onboard, so once you've added it to your Find My app you'll be able to use your phone to track the case down when you can't remember where you put it. There's no ultra-wideband onboard, so it won't be as accurate as Apple's AirTags, but it should still help you narrow down the search to the point that you can trigger the 80dB SOS chime and use your ears to locate it. That'll also go off as a 'don't forget me!' alarm if you leave it behind anywhere. The 150mAh battery inside should last up to eight months and it supports wireless charging (both Qi and Qi2). If you have a MagSafe charger you can also stick it to that. Shaped like a Toblerone to ensure it's compatible with as many pairs of glasses as possible, including Ray-Ban Meta's AI pairs and those slightly odd 'extended reality' ones, you can choose from three colours: black, sand and desert rose. When your glasses aren't inside, it also folds down flat to make it easier to carry around. The case will set you back £40/$50 and Satechi's FindAll range also includes a luggage tag, a keychain, and a Tile-style card for slipping into your wallet.
The Verge
3 days ago
- The Verge
Satechi's new SSD enclosure matches the Mac Mini
Satechi has announced a new SSD enclosure with an aluminum design that matches the black and silver finish and dimensions of Apple's Mac Mini M4, but thinner so it can perch atop the tiny desktop computer or be used as a matching stand. But since it connects using an included braided USB-C cable, the enclosure is compatible with any device that supports external storage drives. The USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure looks familiar to Satechi's Mac Mini M4 Stand & Hub that launched last January for $99.99, but is $20 more expensive at $119.99, available now through its online store. Both can be used to expand the storage of the Mac Mini M4 using an SSD, but while the Stand & Hub accessory offers slightly more functionality with extra USB ports and an SD card reader, Satechi's new enclosure offers much faster transfer speeds. The enclosure is compatible with all but the largest NVMe SSD sizes — 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280 — and supports capacities ranging from 1TB to 8TB. Satechi's Stand & Hub offers transfer speeds of up to 10Gbps, but the USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure pushes that to 40Gbps, assuming the device you're connecting to also supports USB4. If it doesn't, the enclosure is backwards compatible, and you'll just see slower transfer speeds. You can insert an SSD by removing the bottom of the enclosure after giving it a short twist, which also reveals a storage compartment for the short included USB-C cable. Its minimalist design also integrates a thermal pad and cooling vents to 'maintain peak performance without thermal throttling.'
Forbes
3 days ago
- Forbes
Satechi's New Ultra-Slim USB4 NVMe SSD Enclosure For Apple's Mac Mini M4
A new and high-performance storage solution from Satechi has been designed for creators, professionals and gamers and is an ideal match with the form factor of Apple's baby Mac Mini M4. It works with all operating systems and can support transfer speeds up to 40Gbps. The Satechi USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure avoids having to max out storage when buying something like a Mac Mini M4 and offers high-speed storage at a more affordable price. The device can accommodate an SSD up to 8TB of capacity. With support for multiple SSD sizes up to 8TB of capacity, the travel-ready design is an easy way to expand storage without paying the high SSD prices Apple charges. 'The USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure reflects our commitment to thoughtful design, giving users the flexibility to expand their storage without sacrificing performance, flexibility, or style,' says Brock Guclu, Satechi's co-founder and president. Satechi's USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure can support M2.0 SSD sizes of 2230, 2242, 2260 and 2280 with capacities ranging from 1TB to 8TB, making it suitable for backing up plenty of content or organizing large project files. Anyone managing high-volume data can use it to swap SSDs for a more affordable and future-proof storage strategy. Harnessing the power of USB4, the new enclosure can support transfer rates up to 40Gbps, which is eight times faster than standard USB 3.0 technology. For example, USB4 can move up to ten 4K movies in under 40 seconds or transfer 20GB of high-res images in just 30 seconds. The enclosure can store of up to 10 AAA games, each around 100GB, on a 1TB or larger SSD, making it an easy way to carry a portable game library. Inspired by the Apple's USB SuperDrive, the new USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure features a minimalist look that matches Satechi's existing lineup of accessories. The enclosure's ultra-slim aluminum case has a soft-touch coating as well as a silver-and-black finish. With its lightweight profile and capacious capacity, Satechi claims the enclosure is an ideal external drive because it's fully portable. The USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure has a hidden cable compartment that keeps its braided cable neatly stowed away. Integrated cooling vents and a thermal pad are included to maintain peak performance of the SSD without thermal throttling. The enclosure supports a wide range of devices including Apple's Mac Mini M4, PCs, MacBooks and iPads. It works with any Thunderbolt 5/4/3 and USB4 host device and is backward-compatible with USB-C devices, with performance adjusting based on the connection type. Thanks to a plug-and-play functionality, there is no need for any additional drivers or external power source. Pricing and Availability: Satechi's USB4 Slim NVMe SSD Enclosure (SSD not included) is now available on priced at $119.99 There's a $20 launch discount with code LIMITED20 until June 16.
The Verge
28-05-2025
- Business
- The Verge
You can track Satechi's new glasses case using Apple's Find My network
Satechi has announced four new additions to its FindAll line of trackable accessories, including a collapsible glasses case that increases your chances of finding a misplaced pair of prescription specs or sunglasses. The $49.99 FindAll Glasses Case features a vegan leather exterior paired with a microsuede-lined interior designed to safely store glasses. It folds flat for easier storage while not in use and features a lid with a secure magnetic closure. It communicates with Apple devices over Bluetooth 5.4. Battery life maxes out at around eight months of use, but the case is rechargeable using a wireless charger. Unlike Apple's AirTags, Satechi's FindAll products lack precise UWB-locating capabilities. You may have to do some hunting to find your misplaced glasses at the last place they were detected, but you can trigger a sound to make it slightly easier. Also launching today in black, desert rose, and sand color options are a new FindAll luggage tag, keychain, and slim card that, like the glasses case, can all be tracked using Apple's Find My network. Satechi's $44.99 FindAll Luggage Tag also offers up to eight months of battery and the ability to top it off using a wireless charger. It's made from vegan leather and includes a place to write your contact info that's protected under a privacy flap. While you can hide Apple's AirTags inside your luggage, Satechi's is designed to look like a regular luggage tag hanging on the outside of your bag while hiding its true functionality. The $29.99 FindAll Keychain includes a built-in keyring, wireless charging, and a bump to up to 12 months of battery life between charges. For keeping tabs on a wallet, the $34.99 FindAll Card is made from aluminum and tempered glass, and it offers an impressive 16 months of battery life before you need to plop it on a wireless charger. It's also rated IP67 dust and waterproof, so if you accidentally drop your wallet in the toilet, then the card will still be functional after you retrieve it.
Forbes
28-05-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Satechi Announces Four New Tracking Devices Compatible With Apple FindMy
San Diego-based Satechi launched its original FindAll lineup with the brand's trackable passport ... More cover which is made from vegan leather and available in three colorways. Apple's FindMy technology continues to grow in popularity as more third-party companies are designing gadgets that work seamlessly with Apple's locating and tracking technology which can help find lost smartphones, luggage, handbags and other valuable items. One of the first third-party brands to embrace Apple's FindMy ecosystem was San Diego's Satechi. The company recently launched its FindAll Collection of trackable devices with a passport cover designed to make traveling less stressful. Today, the range of FindAll products is growing wit the addition of a trackable luggage tag, keychain, card and glasses case. All four of the new FindAll products work with Apple's FindMy app and can help users locate their misplaced items in a matter of seconds, sending alerts if something is left behind and guiding the owner to them with step-by-step directions using a connected Apple device so they can be reunited with their lost item. The FindAll Luggage Tag from Satechi is made from vegan leather and has a rechargeable battery which ... More lasts for up to eight months on a charge. The tag works seamlessly with Apple's FindMy network. Joining Satechi's best-selling FindAll Passport Cover and the brand's other travel-friendly gadgets, like the newly available OntheGo 3-in-1 Charger, are four new products: the FindAll Luggage Tag, FindAll Keychain, FindAll Card and FindAll Glasses Case. The FindAll Luggage Tag is travel-ready and comes with a privacy flap that protects the user's identity and personal details. The tag has an adjustable strap and flexible loop for attaching to a suitcase or other item like a rucksack. The tag's battery can last for up to eight months on a single charge. The Satechi FindAll Keychain is designed to keep keys, bags or smaller items close at hand. With a battery that can operate for up to 12 months on a single charge, the FindAll Keychain uses advanced Bluetooth 5.4 LE and has the security of Find My integration. The keychain is made from vegan leather. The new Satechi FindAll Keychain has a 12-month battery life and can be attached to almost anything. ... More Satechi's new FindAll Card also launches today. This credit card-sized tracker is made from aluminum and tempered glass. With a size and design that enables it to easily slip into a wallet, the card can operate for up to 16 months on a single charge and can be used to keep track of a wallet or other small item. Finally, today also sees the launch of Satechi's new vegan leather FindAll Glasses Case. The collapsible case is lined with microsuede to avoid scratching the lenses and can protect a pair of glasses while ensuring they're never misplaced unless they are on your head. Satechi says that each of its four new FindAll accessories has been thoughtfully designed for durability, function and style. The new lineup joins the previously launched Satechi Passport Cover which is now also available in two new colorways of Desert Rose and Sand. The FindAll Card from Satechi is made from aluminum and tempered glass. It is the size of a credit ... More card and has a battery life of up to 16 months before it needs recharging. All Satechi's FindAll accessories work seamlessly with Apple's Find My network, enabling users to ping their item, follow directions to its exact location or receive instant alerts if it's left behind. Whether the devices are placed in a wallet, clipped to a keychain or attached to a carry-on bag, the FindAll range is designed to ensure no more lost luggage, wallets, keys or glasses. Each of the new products contains a wirelessly rechargeable battery that's compatible with any Qi, Qi2 or MagSafe chargers so there is no need for special charging cable. An LED indicator on each of the devices keeps users informed by glowing green when fully charged or orange when actively charging. All the items have a built in alarm to make them easier to locate. With their modern and slim design, the Satechi FindAll devices are built to last and Satechi says they have undergone rigorous durability testing to ensure they can withstand humidity, temperature shifts and physical impacts. The collection has also been designed with sustainability in mind thanks to mindful packaging that reduces waste. Satechi's FindAll Glasses Case has a microsuede lining and can operate for eight month's on a single ... More battery changer. The Satechi FindAll Collection is available now. The FindAll Luggage Tag is priced at $44.99, while the FindAll Keychain sells for $29.99. The FindAll Card costs $34.99 and the FindAll Glasses Case retails at $49.99. All the products are available in Black, Desert Rose and Sand colorways.
