How about portable monitors with USB-C Display Port input? They're nice because power and data use a single cable and some models also have pass through charging.
Picked up a mini dock for my phone a couple of years ago, just wished it had a longer cord and had a right angle plug to reduce the strain placed on high mounted USB C ports like on the Pro 7+ and Android tablets. I also seen a mini dock for the Pro 7 that slides over the top right corner that uses just the C port but people are saying the Pro 7+ is not supported. I like the design and the way it mount to the tablet so there's practically not strain on the C port. I don't know if you have a Pro 7+ you could test it on. Also it seems since it fit snuggly onto the tab, you're unable to use screen protectors with it. Anyway, I'm planning on getting a Pro 7+ since it has a 11th gen Intel and a SD slot, the A port is a added bonus. I can live with the older screen design with the larger bezels, which it'll make it easier to hold.
I've got a Dell 600D USB-C dock which runs pretty great. I can run both my work laptop (Lenovo Yoga) and SP7 off it and the ports it offers is pretty great. Unfortunately our I.T. guys have said that getting any USB-C docks at the moment is difficult, so I'm interested to see what options your future video will suggest. Thunderbolt 4 docks will definitely be something that Surface Pro 8 users would want to take advantage of too, I'd assume?
Nice video. Can you recommend a USB C out from my SP8 to multiple USB C connections, with PD and video ideally, but not essentially. some USB 3.2 connections if possible???
I have a surface pro 7 and I want to plug into my desktop so I can transfer some files to print. Can someone please tell me what cord I should use? My brain is going blank. Is a male usb c to a male usb is that what I want?
Sorry it's taken a while to get back to this! You can't really plug one PC into another, so it would be best to use a portable hard driver or USB memory stick to transfer files across from your Pro 7 to your desktop. Or you could use OneDrive to transfer from PC to PC even easier.
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How about portable monitors with USB-C Display Port input? They're nice because power and data use a single cable and some models also have pass through charging.
Nice video. I got a multi port adapter form Ugreen and works nicely with my Go 2.
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Picked up a mini dock for my phone a couple of years ago, just wished it had a longer cord and had a right angle plug to reduce the strain placed on high mounted USB C ports like on the Pro 7+ and Android tablets.
I also seen a mini dock for the Pro 7 that slides over the top right corner that uses just the C port but people are saying the Pro 7+ is not supported. I like the design and the way it mount to the tablet so there's practically not strain on the C port. I don't know if you have a Pro 7+ you could test it on. Also it seems since it fit snuggly onto the tab, you're unable to use screen protectors with it.
Anyway, I'm planning on getting a Pro 7+ since it has a 11th gen Intel and a SD slot, the A port is a added bonus. I can live with the older screen design with the larger bezels, which it'll make it easier to hold.
I've got a Dell 600D USB-C dock which runs pretty great. I can run both my work laptop (Lenovo Yoga) and SP7 off it and the ports it offers is pretty great. Unfortunately our I.T. guys have said that getting any USB-C docks at the moment is difficult, so I'm interested to see what options your future video will suggest. Thunderbolt 4 docks will definitely be something that Surface Pro 8 users would want to take advantage of too, I'd assume?
Nice video. Can you recommend a USB C out from my SP8 to multiple USB C connections, with PD and video ideally, but not essentially. some USB 3.2 connections if possible???
I have a surface pro 7 and I want to plug into my desktop so I can transfer some files to print. Can someone please tell me what cord I should use? My brain is going blank. Is a male usb c to a male usb is that what I want?
Sorry it's taken a while to get back to this! You can't really plug one PC into another, so it would be best to use a portable hard driver or USB memory stick to transfer files across from your Pro 7 to your desktop. Or you could use OneDrive to transfer from PC to PC even easier.
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