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product_id: 413028270
title: "Hagibis USB-C Hub with Dual Hard Drive Enclosure, Type-C Docking Station for Mac Mini M2, Mac Studio M1 Max Ultra with 2.5inch SATA, M.2 NVMe NGFF, USB 3.1 Gen2, USB-C, SD/TF, 2 USB 3.0 (MC25 Pro)"
brand: "hagibis"
price: "27812 som"
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# 10Gbps ultra-fast USB-C Gen2 Dual HDD/SSD simultaneous read/write Dual SD/TF card slots for camera pros Hagibis USB-C Hub with Dual Hard Drive Enclosure, Type-C Docking Station for Mac Mini M2, Mac Studio M1 Max Ultra with 2.5inch SATA, M.2 NVMe NGFF, USB 3.1 Gen2, USB-C, SD/TF, 2 USB 3.0 (MC25 Pro)

**Brand:** hagibis
**Price:** 27812 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your Mac Mini setup with speed, style, and storage mastery!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hagibis USB-C Hub with Dual Hard Drive Enclosure, Type-C Docking Station for Mac Mini M2, Mac Studio M1 Max Ultra with 2.5inch SATA, M.2 NVMe NGFF, USB 3.1 Gen2, USB-C, SD/TF, 2 USB 3.0 (MC25 Pro) by hagibis
- **How much does it cost?** 27812 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/413028270-hagibis-usb-c-hub-with-dual-hard-drive-enclosure-type)

## Best For

- hagibis enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hagibis brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pro-Grade Media Hub:** Dual SD and MicroSD slots let photographers offload and edit on the fly.
- • **Dual Drive Powerhouse:** Run M.2 NVMe and 2.5" SATA SSDs simultaneously for massive, flexible storage.
- • **Mac Mini Perfect Match:** Sleek alloy design with plug-and-play ease tailored for Mac Mini & Mac Studio.
- • **Silent & Cool Operation:** Aluminum build ensures fast heat dissipation—keep your workflow uninterrupted.
- • **Blazing 10Gbps Transfer Speeds:** Move 1GB files in just 1 second—no more waiting around.

## Overview

The Hagibis MC25 Pro USB-C Hub is a premium docking station designed for Mac Mini and Mac Studio users, featuring dual hard drive enclosures compatible with M.2 NVMe and 2.5" SATA SSDs. It offers ultra-fast 10Gbps USB 3.1 Gen2 data transfer, dual SD/TF card readers, and multiple USB ports, all housed in a sleek alloy chassis that matches Apple’s aesthetic. Ideal for professionals needing expanded storage, rapid file access, and versatile connectivity in a compact, plug-and-play design.

## Description

Hagibis USB-C Hub with Dual Hard Drive Enclosure; Unique 2-in-1 design, USB-C Docking Station & Dual Hard Drive Enclosure; Designed for Mac Mini, Mac Studio and MacBook Pro

Review: Ideal companion accessory for Apple Mac mini M1 - Having recently got an Apple Mac mini M1, I was looking for a USB-C hub, which not only offered extra ports, but included built in expandable storage. Enter the Hagibis (MC25 Pro) Dual Hard drive Enclosure for Mac mini M1. The dock has an alloy top which matches the Mac mini and is mostly plastic underneath / internally, with tool free access (initially) and comes well packaged, complete with 2 x rubber stoppers (you only need 1, so 1 spare) for NVME M.2 SSD, 2 spacer pads for the SATA HDD/SSD and 6 x screws (you only need 4, 2 spares) and screwdriver to lock down the access door on the underside. Both the NVME M.2 (Western Digital SN570 1TB) and the Crucial BX500 (1TB SATA), purchased from desertcart, slotted in with absolutely no fuss. Screwed the access door into place. Inserted one of the two USB-C to USB-C cables into the USB-C (A) port on the rear and connected it to my Mac mini M1. Both drives required initialisation in macOS, which was easy enough. However I will point out that neither drive name showed in Disk Utility. Instead one drive was identified as AMS XXX, the other Realtek XXX. I took a guess that Realtek was likely the NVME M.2 chipset used (which turned out to be correct) and AMS was the SATA chipset being used. I renamed the drives in Disk Utility and formatted both drives with APFS. Once done, both drives appear on the desktop. No problems. There are some documented limitations on Read / Write speeds with the M1, but I'm happy with the speeds being delivered. The NVME WD 570 is averaging @700MB/s the Crucial BX500 @350MB/s (see pics). I will be connecting a USB-C power source to the 2nd USB-C (B) port on the rear (as the manufacturer recommends if 2 drives are going to be used together) for peace of mind, but it may not be needed for your use. Having fitted SSD drives in both bays internally, there is of course absolutely no noise. Inserting a Hard Drive in the SATA bay will produce noise typical for physical hard drives and may require the use of the optional USB-C power source / USB-C to USB-C power capable cable via USB-C (B) port on the rear of the dock depending on the requirements of the hard drive being used. Personally, I'd stick with using SSD for a silent experience. As for ports, the rear has 2 USB-C ports ( labelled A + B) along with a Display Port. On the front, there's 3 USB-3 A ports, 1 x SD Card reader, 1 x MicroSD Card reader and 1 x 10Gbps USB-C port along with 3 snazzy little lights (1 x Blue = Power, 1 x Green = NVME activity, 1 x White = SATA activity) which again compliment the Mac mini M1 power light (see pic). There are some who have said they've experienced WiFi / bluetooth interference using metal topped docks, all I can say is I wasn't experiencing any before use and haven't experienced any since setting up and plugging in. More than 24 hours later, no interference so far. As for heat considerations, there aren't any. I haven't noticed anything getting hot, or even warm while transferring several hundred GBs of data to each internal drive. Mounting and unexpected dismounting of drives reported by some reviewers, has not been an issue, but because I use SSD, I always uncheck the 'put hard disks to sleep' default in System Prefs > Energy Saver (they're SSD so draw virtually no power anyway). Bottom line, it looks brilliant with the Mac mini on top (see pic - excuse the dust). I'm very happy with the quality and my 3 Prime Day purchases. Great prices and desertcart delivered all 3 the very next day.
Review: Sadly looks good but actually it feels cheap when you get it in your hands... - Not bad - However if you are expecting something that matches your Mac Mini, as I was, in terms of build quality and the materials used, then you'll be disappointed as this feels quite cheap and plastic. That said, once it has the weight of your Mac Mini on it you'll never really touch it again so not a huge deal. Fast and a very useful device though. I first put a 500GB M.2 SSD in which I bought from desertcart, (Samsung 970 EVO) and it worked right out the box without any issues. I then installed a 5002GB 2.5" SATA SSD also bought from desertcart (Lexar NS1000) and again worked right out the box without any issues. Good to have the extra ports too. Overall I'm not sure it's worth its price tag, but I'm glad I have the additional ports and hard drive space.

## Features

- Good partner for Mac Mini: This Hub has multiple interfaces to meet multiple needs. Same size, alloy material, plug and play, light, solid, fast heat dissipation, more suitable for your Mac Mini
- Dual Hard Drive Enclosure Design: Compatible with M.2 (NVMe / NGFF) and 2.5inch (Mechanical / Solid State) hard disk (Hard disk within 10mm), support dual hard disk read and write at the same time. * When two hard drive enclosure work together, please connects USB-C (B) for power supply
- Multiple interfaces: Hagibis Mac Mini Dock with M.2 NVMe/NGFF, 2.5inch SATA hard drive enclosure, 10Gbps USB3.1 Gen2, 10Gbps USB-C, 2 5Gbps USB3.0, SD/Micro SD card slot. Various interfaces meet all your needs
- Good News for Camera Fans: Fast read and write SD/TF card, support dual card reading and writing at the same time
- High Speed Transmission: 10Gbps to transmit 1G large files only need 1 second. *Due to the limitation of Apple M1 chip, the reading and writing speed is lower than that of non M1 chip computer

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09C5Q9TT6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 140,683 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 676 in Enclosures |
| Compatible devices | Camera |
| Connectivity technology | USB |
| Data transfer rate | 10 Gigabits Per Second, 5 Gigabits Per Second |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Hard disk form factor | 2.5 Inches |
| Item model number | MC25 Pro |
| Item weight | 600 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Shanghai Xinxie Industrial Co., Ltd |
| Material | Metal |
| Max number of supported devices | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 19.48 x 19.48 x 1.5 cm; 600 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Hagibis
- **Colour:** Silver
- **Hardware interface:** USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Type C, USB Type C
- **Hardware platform:** Mac
- **Product dimensions:** 19.7L x 19.5W x 1.5H centimetres

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: can i sit my mac sutdio on top of this? anyone done it?**
A: Yes, I have done precisely this. The Mac Studio has larger vents at the bottom and so it will not look as flush / close to the hub as the Mac Mini, but the size is the same and I don't mind. Had no issues with it.

**Q: Which way do i insert sd & micro sd card into front of dock?**
A: Mini SD is main face up and SD is main face down.

**Q: With this setup and an nvme ssd would it be ok to run applications from the new ssd or should they always be run from the home ssd?**
A: I haven’t tried this. I use mine as the main storage location for files, photos etc., all my apps are on the home drive, which has plenty of space now having stored everything else on the Hagbis.

**Q: Does this fit the newly announced M2/M2 Pro mac minis, and would it still function the same and be compatible ?**
A: Hi. I'm sure it will. The new Mac mini is the same form factor as the previous and the hub/dock works as any other regular hub.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ideal companion accessory for Apple Mac mini M1
*by G***O on 14 July 2022*

Having recently got an Apple Mac mini M1, I was looking for a USB-C hub, which not only offered extra ports, but included built in expandable storage. Enter the Hagibis (MC25 Pro) Dual Hard drive Enclosure for Mac mini M1. The dock has an alloy top which matches the Mac mini and is mostly plastic underneath / internally, with tool free access (initially) and comes well packaged, complete with 2 x rubber stoppers (you only need 1, so 1 spare) for NVME M.2 SSD, 2 spacer pads for the SATA HDD/SSD and 6 x screws (you only need 4, 2 spares) and screwdriver to lock down the access door on the underside. Both the NVME M.2 (Western Digital SN570 1TB) and the Crucial BX500 (1TB SATA), purchased from Amazon, slotted in with absolutely no fuss. Screwed the access door into place. Inserted one of the two USB-C to USB-C cables into the USB-C (A) port on the rear and connected it to my Mac mini M1. Both drives required initialisation in macOS, which was easy enough. However I will point out that neither drive name showed in Disk Utility. Instead one drive was identified as AMS XXX, the other Realtek XXX. I took a guess that Realtek was likely the NVME M.2 chipset used (which turned out to be correct) and AMS was the SATA chipset being used. I renamed the drives in Disk Utility and formatted both drives with APFS. Once done, both drives appear on the desktop. No problems. There are some documented limitations on Read / Write speeds with the M1, but I'm happy with the speeds being delivered. The NVME WD 570 is averaging @700MB/s the Crucial BX500 @350MB/s (see pics). I will be connecting a USB-C power source to the 2nd USB-C (B) port on the rear (as the manufacturer recommends if 2 drives are going to be used together) for peace of mind, but it may not be needed for your use. Having fitted SSD drives in both bays internally, there is of course absolutely no noise. Inserting a Hard Drive in the SATA bay will produce noise typical for physical hard drives and may require the use of the optional USB-C power source / USB-C to USB-C power capable cable via USB-C (B) port on the rear of the dock depending on the requirements of the hard drive being used. Personally, I'd stick with using SSD for a silent experience. As for ports, the rear has 2 USB-C ports ( labelled A + B) along with a Display Port. On the front, there's 3 USB-3 A ports, 1 x SD Card reader, 1 x MicroSD Card reader and 1 x 10Gbps USB-C port along with 3 snazzy little lights (1 x Blue = Power, 1 x Green = NVME activity, 1 x White = SATA activity) which again compliment the Mac mini M1 power light (see pic). There are some who have said they've experienced WiFi / bluetooth interference using metal topped docks, all I can say is I wasn't experiencing any before use and haven't experienced any since setting up and plugging in. More than 24 hours later, no interference so far. As for heat considerations, there aren't any. I haven't noticed anything getting hot, or even warm while transferring several hundred GBs of data to each internal drive. Mounting and unexpected dismounting of drives reported by some reviewers, has not been an issue, but because I use SSD, I always uncheck the 'put hard disks to sleep' default in System Prefs > Energy Saver (they're SSD so draw virtually no power anyway). Bottom line, it looks brilliant with the Mac mini on top (see pic - excuse the dust). I'm very happy with the quality and my 3 Prime Day purchases. Great prices and Amazon delivered all 3 the very next day.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sadly looks good but actually it feels cheap when you get it in your hands...
*by M***E on 21 March 2022*

Not bad - However if you are expecting something that matches your Mac Mini, as I was, in terms of build quality and the materials used, then you'll be disappointed as this feels quite cheap and plastic. That said, once it has the weight of your Mac Mini on it you'll never really touch it again so not a huge deal. Fast and a very useful device though. I first put a 500GB M.2 SSD in which I bought from Amazon, (Samsung 970 EVO) and it worked right out the box without any issues. I then installed a 5002GB 2.5" SATA SSD also bought from Amazon (Lexar NS1000) and again worked right out the box without any issues. Good to have the extra ports too. Overall I'm not sure it's worth its price tag, but I'm glad I have the additional ports and hard drive space.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ What an handy solution
*by P***A on 31 December 2022*

Good, really handy. Storage space is amazing. I wish it was a bit more heavy or had a way to attach to Mac mini so it doesnt move. And Also another thunderbolt on the back because both get busy with data and display connected. Sd Card transfer is slow. I would pay extra for a faster sd transfer and a third Thunderbolt on the Back.

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