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No. No drivers are required to it’s truly plug and play.

As long as its a Windows machine, and the software supports the graphics adapter, I would say yes. There's no reason why it would not.

Which phones have you seen this with?? Which ones aren't compatible?

Only with iOS all android will work you rocket 🚀

Not sure what you mean. But thanks for watching!

I hope so

Thanks for visiting

mine came with the band you see in the video.

Without a doubt, its Midnight. While it can be a fingerprint magnet, its new, and I like that its a bit different. It calls out the device and other people notice it.

I can; but I have 3 other videos I need to process and put up on the site. The Gen 6 is an awesome watch. Its one of my favorites. However, you're going to find that the battery life is horrible. You're going to need to turn on parts of Essential Mode and NOT use Always On Display or even Raise (the watch) to Wake, because they're too hard on the battery. Still a fav of mine, though.

@@christopherspera2474 Thank you for the tips, definitely will keep that in mind.. Can not wait for thr next video!

There is no kickstand for Gen1 just gen2

good for you!

Because at $1200-$1500, the device is too expensive. At $700 or less, it becomes very compelling; and I don't know how much more necessary the device can become with the new features that are planned.

Sure, Joshua! I'll do the best I can. I have the Amber X setup in my Family Room upstairs. So I can do a quick run down of the hardware and then come back to my office/studio and finish it up. It may take a few days to put together; but yes. I can and would be happy to.

@@christopherspera2474 awesome. That'd be great Chris. thank you.

Yes I want to know this too

@@lauraraui6286 yes it can ,I bought it

Mine is thicker rather than longer

Is it a 10” or what? 😂

That's going to depend on the size of the spreadsheet and if you have any charts on the page. The Xebec is not bad; but the screens are somewhat on the small side. They work best when scaled, and you will likely do a bit of scrolling on the device.

@@christopherspera2474 thanks for the feedback! Sounds like mobile pixels will be a better solution for my use case.

@@AaronShovick Likely; but I haven't seen it, so I can't say for certain. Do you have a link you can share?

@@AaronShovick Yes, when you look up the dimensions of the mobile pixel and the xebec the mobile pixel is larger. They have two sizes. To me(in the videos) the mobile pixel's three screen unit looks bulkier. It also cost more.

As noted in the previous comment below, I'm not surprised with your experience. Chinese companies and customer service aren't up to American standards, by far. The DGRule Invisible Hub was a product that was funded on both Indiegogo as well as Kickstarter. While they did well there, and fulfilled their pledges without too many issues (especially considering all of the grief that COVID-19 has caused this year), I had high hopes that they were a bit different when it comes to Chinese companies and American expectations. I was wrong. Its disappointing, too; as while the cost of the dock is very reasonable, its lack of reliability and low quality more than destroys any benefit received from the benefit of the low price. To be honest, I'm not surprised that you're having the issues you've got. I'm sorry you're having issues. I'm honestly, not using it. I thought I would be all over it; but its issues far out-weight its usefulness.

@@christopherspera2474 to tell you the truth, the design is very nice, and it does FEEL premium. even the small details, like that it uses 2 USBC to bring more power and stability (which is a major issue from my experience from the single USBC hubs), and that it is made from a heat conducting material, and that the ports are from the back, and the way it sits flush with the macbook and integrates with it - its pure genius! there is nothing like this in the market! it does seems like someone did invest time to think about the design and did great work (well, except the fact that the usbc ports are on the left side and not on the left, as i experienced and eventually read that they found out there is an issue with that: www.forbes.com/sites/barrycollins/2020/04/24/why-you-shouldnt-charge-your-macbook-pro-from-the-left-hand-side/#4de926278ff7 ) the problem is when you start to use it, i believe the "intestine" (sorry for the un-techincal term) is total crap! i mean you see the issues as soon as you mount this peace of beautiful junk on your macbook - it starts to heat up and the mac starts losing power, even when connecting it via the passthrough charging! (and yes, sure, you can use the proper usbc charging port of the mac to "solve" that issue, but that is only available if you have the 4-port MBP, and not the regular 2-ports - that need this hub actually more!) i mean if it was ANY other company that takes itself seriously, they would have tested their product before manufacturing and address these major issues!! and to tell you the truth, if this kind of a hub, that is PROPERLY working could be selling in the market 120-150$ easy. (this one, barely worth 20$) seriously, if i had know someone that understands in this stuff i would have taken this dongle to them and asked them to "tweek" it somehow to make it work properly, i am sure that the problem is quality if the "internal stuff " damn shame not to mention the terrible customer service! maybe the 2.0 version will be better ...

The product is from China, and my experiences with Chinese companies over the past 18-24 months has been far less than positive. The only thing that I have found to be a huge draw for this product (aside from its desing (not the engineering or quality; but the design), which, by the way, is VERY good) is its price. For what is supposed to be a Thunderbolt Dock, the device is VERY affordable, at nearly 1/4 the price of every other TB dock on the market (which, as I mentioned in my write up, is why I think its so cheaply made). I would agree with your assessment. I don't recommend this product at all... More to come in a more thorough write-up I am working on for iTechGear.org.

It worked for me when I used it that way.

+jkmsaturn Unfortunately, its good looks are the only thing it has going for it. The device is a technical train wreck.

+Joshua Mack try 2 weeks from usps shipping