I tested the MacBook Neo; now I know why the Googlebook will disappoint
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When the MacBook Neo first launched, I hurried to preorder it as a lightweight, budget-friendly alternative to my heavier MacBook Pro 14-inch. The Indigo color option was particularly appealing, and when Satechi introduced color-matching accessories for the Neo, I was intrigued. After testing the Indigo versions of their Slim EX Wireless Mouse, USB-C Snap Hub, and On-the-Go 5-in-1 Multiport Adapter, it became clear which accessories would truly enhance the Neo experience.
The Slim EX Wireless Mouse stands out as my top pick. Its two-tone Indigo color perfectly complements the Neo's main body and keyboard keys, providing a visually cohesive look. Despite retaining the compact design of my previous Logitech Pebble mouse, this new model offers improved comfort and build quality. Powered by USB-C, it features a textured metal scroll wheel that adds a premium feel, and it can charge via USB-C or connect directly through a USB-C dongle.
With three total connections (two via Bluetooth and one through USB-C), the Slim EX Wireless Mouse is a productive and stylish addition to my MacBook Neo setup.
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