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- 【Up to 16TB Expandable Storage】Supports 2×NVMe SSDs, delivering up to 16TB at 2869MB/s in RAID 0 mode or 8TB at 1594MB/s in other modes. Designed to expand Mac Mini storage and eliminate capacity concerns. The included 65W PD adapter provides stable self-power, minimizing the risk of disconnection, display issues, or drive failure. ⚠️ Do not plug or unplug SSDs while powered on.
- 【Dual/Triple Display Support】Along with your Mac Mini ’s built-in HDMI or Thunderbolt port, supports up to 2/3 displays simultaneously with dual DisplayPort outputs supporting 4K@144Hz single screen or 4K@60Hz dual screen, for enhanced multitasking capabilities.
- 【Quick Troubleshooting Tips】If the monitor doesn’t display or the SSD disconnects, please disconnect other USB devices, use a 65W or higher power adapter, and try replacing the DP cable. You can also unplug and reconnect the PD port and computer-marked port to ensure proper contact. A simple troubleshooting guide with images is available on the A+ page.
- 【Versatile Connectivity】Three USB-A 3.2 ports deliver 10Gbps data transmission speeds for peripherals, while professional-grade SD/TF 4.0 slots transfer content at up to 312MB/s for seamless creative workflows.
- 【Efficient Cooling with Aluminum & Dual Fans】Crafted from aluminum alloy with side vents for optimal heat dissipation. Features two silent cooling fans (≈52dB) that activate automatically, maintaining a safe 60°C even after hours of operation.
- 【Complete Package】Includes dock unit, 40Gbps cable, power adapter, PD cable, screwdrivers, SSD snap, thermal pad, and user manual for easy setup. Covered by wa00nty for repair or replacement in case of non-user-related quality defects.
- 【Designed for Mac Mini Expansion】1:1 original Mac Mini mold with anti-slip sponge padding and stable rubber feet to protect your device and ensure steady performance wherever you work.
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Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store ACASIS develop and market a wide range of computer accessories & peripherals, including SSD Enclosues, USB Hubs, USB Docking Station, Capture Card and more. To make top products, we have established a professional team including top designer, top engineer and professional after-sales team. Our vision is to bring a better using experience for digital products users. Keep working to supply a wide range of well-designed, superior quality products. Features 10 ports (5 USB-A 3.2 Ports+5 USB-C 3.2 Ports) with 10Gbps transfer speed, which Is For High‑Power USB Devices.
Hardware Interface: Thunderbolt 4
Compatible Devices: Mac mini M4, Mac mini M4Pro, Mac mini M5 Pro, Mac mini M6
Total Usb Ports: 5
Number of Ports: 14
Wattage: 65 watts
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Mac OS 14 Sonoma
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5"L x 5"W x 1.33"H
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Color: Silver
Brand: ACASIS
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 686585053176
Item Highlight: Aluminum DP Hub for Mac mini M6/M5 Pro/M4/M4 Pro, 4K60Hz DP, 3X10G USB A 3.2, PD 30W, SD/TF 4.0, Support Dual SSD B+M M-Key
Manufacturer: ACASIS
Model Number: M001Pro
Warranty Description: 2 Year
Best Sellers Rank: #5,777 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories) #424 in Laptop Docking Stations
ASIN: B0F9WJL218
Customer Reviews: 3.9 out of 5 stars (118)
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This works exactly how they say it does. Took three attempts to get the two drives to show up because the cards need to be precisely aligned, but other than that, took about 30 minutes to set it all up and its like have an extra 4Tb drive in my Mini, except better, because I bought two identical 4tb cards and mounted them in RAID 1, so they are mirrored to give me protection for my 100,000 photos and hundreds of home movie files going back to 1974 plus documents going back to 1994. Yes, I could have put them on the cloud, but not everyone has 1Tb up and down fibre optic and nor do I need that. I prefer to have my files when I want them rather than waiting with the spinning wheel for them to download. I now have slots for my camera cards, USB A slots for my old DVD/CD player/writer and can use my thumb drives, no awkward adapters necessary or shortage of ports. I could connect another two displays with its HDMI ports but don't need them now. I also have a 4Tb SSD attached as a Time Machine, but will convert that to a NVMe card soon. Very reasonable cost and after a week, I am really happy with this product. No discernible noise and I hope it doesn't overheat but feels pretty cool to touch. I am not sure how I will know which drive has failed if one does because I don't see any lights that came on and I am wondering how I will find out. I am sorry I didn't make a video which may have been helpful to some of you who may have been struggling to decide which of these devices to buy, but I considered them all and what I needed most. They really need one in the future with 3 card slot for the Time Machine but none exist like that yet. Had this a month, still working perfectly, no sign of overheating yet. It's brilliant. I asked the supplier how I could tell which RAID drive had failed, but no way to tell. I will have to cross that bridge when It happens. It's still performing perfectly. Now had it 8 months and not a single issue. This was a brilliant and economical way to make the Mac mini into a computer that actually works for people in the real world.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by RGD
Works great and a nice way to add storage to Mac Mini. I have 2 drives running a mirror and have moved user files there to save space on the stock small 256gb drive. The extra ports are nice to have also.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Brandon
Since day 1 I have had nothing but connections issues with his unit. My installed SSD will sometimes show up on my Mac mini, and sometimes won't. At first I thought I installed something wrong, I took it all the way back apart and then back together again. It Worked, for about a month, then disappeared again. It was already out of the return window, so I kept trying different power on procedures (Mac then Dock, Dock then Mac, etc) until it finally worked again. this has been an ongoing frustration. Today I am done, I ordered a different brand name of just a plain enclosure, rather than a powered dock. Very disappointing. I tried calling Tech support, but it goes to someone's cell number asking for your name and reason of calling. If that is a Tech companies Idea of blocking spam calls, that's just sad. "We can't figure it out, just turn on spam filter and route it to a phone", That definitely inspires confidence in a tech company, when they can't even figure out how to block spam on the own. Don't waste your money on this piece of junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by S. R. H.
Works fine, so far. It does split the speed in half, if you do not set up Raid array. If you use it as 2 separate storage drives, expect it to run around the 20 gps speed, which for video or audio work, is plenty of speed. It has a separate fan and power supply, so power hungry sticks (samsung 990 pro) will operate in it. They kept overheating in the satechi units due to the passive heat sink type enclosures, and no fan or separate power supply. My Mac Studio kept ejecting them to protect the electronics, and they stay booted up now.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2026 by lennys carpet
The color is a little darker than the Mac mini but all of the ports work as expected. As soon as storage process come down I'll load in the drives
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026 by Jman184
I knew when I was looking at the Mac Mini that I wanted a docking station to support it. I watched dozens of Youtube video reviews and impressions before finally coming across this one. So far, it is working flawlessly and seems to be a perfect match to the Mini. Comes loaded with ports and button to turn the Mini on and off is great and works better than I expected. The capability to add SSD drive is great, I opted for a sgl 4Tb. Being a photographer, the slots for the SD standard and SD mini card readers are a huge plus, now I don't have to plug an accessory reader. I haven't noticed any over heating issues nor have I experienced problems with wifi dropping out. All in all, I'm very pleased with this docking station.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2025 by Richard P.
Drive has several advantages with a Mac Mini (M4): (+) The form factor is a good fit for the Mac (+) The chassis is such that they provide a power button "extension" that actually makes it *easier* to power on the Mac Mini (!) (+) Installation of SSDs and RAID setup is straightforward (+) Connector cable and throughput are solid. (+) As a dock, the accessible USB-A slots are nice on the front of the device. However, my less-than-stellar review relates to the durability of the enclosure's Thunderbolt/NVMe bridge. The drive will only mount once you've logged in as a user — EVERY TIME the Mini does a power cycle. **Scenario**: I have the drive up and running (mounted) and in use. I do a restart of the Mac Mini (either full power down *or* warm reboot / restart). When Mac comes back up and I log in, the drive is not available. I have to physically power down the enclosure itself and then power it back on during my login session for it to attach as a Thunderbolt device. Only after that action is it visible / accessible. My guess is that the enclosure's bridge controller is hanging — it doesn't recognize the new MacOS session and "reintroduce" itself without a power cycle of the enclosure. I've placed a support request with ACASIS but no update on whether it was accepted as a bug or product feature request. Unfortunately, that makes the drive to difficult to manage day-to-day, especially since I have services that rely on the data persisted on the SSDs within the enclosure. So, if you're a casual user just looking for storage when you need it (offloading those photos or videos), you'll probably be fine and have a great experience — especially if you want some RAID 1 redundancy. However, if you're using it as part of more technical day-to-day work, you will likely be frustrated that you need to physically trigger an enclosure restart to have access to your storage / docked peripherals every time you restart your Mac Mini, have a power outage, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2026 by Jay
Works good, but a bit pricey. Don't think I'm getting 40gbps but it's sufficient, and has a cool design. Works with my MAC just fine.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by Mark Horninger