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This baseus docking station has a 25W Magsafe Charger
If you have a lot of accessories and peripherals for your Mac, a good docking station will help keep them all organized and tidy. They all basically do the same thing, adding ports, slots, and functionality that otherwise isn’t available on your Mac. But this deal for the Baseus SpaceMate RD1 Pro, on sale for $209 ($90 off), has a little extra: an adjustable MagSafe wireless charger on top. At the time of writing it is selling for $210 on Amazon, but use the special code at the end of this article to get the price as low as $199 at checkout.
With a single 10Gbps USB-C cable (included in the box along with an 180W GaN power adapter) connected to your computer, the SpaceMate RD1 Pro adds a slew of ports to your Mac, including 2 HDMI, 2 USB-C (10Gbps), 2 USB-C PD (100W), 4 data-only USB-A, SD/TF slots, and Ethernet. For such connectivity, the device is remarkably small, measuring just 18.58 x 10.75 x 4.13 inches.
Use either HDMI port to connect a single display up to 4K at 120Hz (or two mirrored displays), while the USB-C ports are capable of charging three devices at once with even power distribution. Plus, you can get 1Gbps wired Ethernet for stable Internet connectivity.
But the best part of this docking station is the top. That’s where you’ll find a 25W Qi2.2 MagSafe charger for your iPhone. It’ll securely hold your iPhone at any angle so you can still see what’s on the screen as well as charge supported iPhones (iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro Max, and all iPhone 17 models) at a max of 25W. It’s a unique feature not available on any other docking station we’ve seen.
So if you want lots of ports, a second monitor, and a place to charge your iPhone at the fastest possible wireless rate, look no further than the Baseus SpaceMate RD1 Pro, on sale for $90 off today.
A special discount for Macworld readers, using the code BASEUSPR will further reduce the price to $199.99 (33% off the original price of $298.49), valid from July 21st to August 31st.
