>I bought a keyboard cover mainly because I feel like my fingers leave oil stains, but does the MacBook need a screen protecter as well like an iPhone or iPad?Īpple actually has a strong recommendation on the matter: Do not use palm rest or keycap covers on a Mac notebook with a Retina display:

All that being said, it's not too crazy for USB-C hubs to run hot sometimes.

It has limited port selection though, and the price is a little ridiculous. The Apple USB-C multiport adapter is good too, it's probably one of the lightest options. Anyway you should stick to more reputable brands like Anker, Aukey, and Satechi. If you google 'Hiearcool reddit' you'll even come across other people worried they might be fake. I would not be surprised if it turned out they are faking their Amazon reviews and ratings. In fact, I just googled them and couldn't even find a website for them. So I've been into USB-C hubs for a long time now (5 years), but I have literally never heard of this brand called Hiearcool. Is this normal for more third party dongles to expect it to warm up and it to start drawing more power from the MacBook? >That being said, I noticed my dongle ( ) ran hot along with the faster power usage. But I think the most common advice is that you can prolong the life of the battery by keeping the laptop plugged in as much as possible, as long as you fully drain the battery like once a month at last. Yeah that's tough to answer because I don't really know either. A few posters have commented that I should not be leaving the MacBook on a charger overnight or once it hits 100% and I have seen others who say they keep theirs plugged in for year. >I used to keep my Asus plugged in 24/7 when I got home from class.

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