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How To Create The Perfect Macbook Pro Setups

David Chen — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 12:23:59 +0000

reating the perfect MacBook Pro setups is a balancing act between aesthetics, functionality, and personal requirements. Whether you’re a college student, a fellow work-from-homer, or just someone who enjoys a seamless tech experience – a well-organized setup not only boosts productivity but also creates a workspace that reflects your style and needs.

In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to create your own, ideal MacBook Pro setups, blending tech and design sensibilities to foster a workspace that amplifies your productivity and enjoyment.

Step 1. Identify Your Needs

The first step to creating the MacBook Pro Setup that’s right for you is to identify what you’re going to use it for, and what your preferences are.

Here are some questions to ask yourself to help you narrow it down:
Are you looking for a workspace that is efficient and task-oriented?
Do you want a setup that is comfortable, allowing you to enjoy longer periods of work or leisure activities?
Do you need lots of ports, drives, and connections, or are you comfortable with just the basics?
Would you like to customize your setup with accessories and decorations?

Take some time to really think through what type of setup will work best for you. Once you have a clear vision of what you’re after, it’s time to move on to the next step.

Step 2. Find Inspiration

Our recommendation for the next step to finding your ideal MacBook Pro setup is to search online for setups you’d want to recreate – or take inspiration from.

Here are some good places to find inspiration from:
Reddit
YouTube
Pinterest

Once you’ve understood what your needs and preferences are, and have a basic idea of what you want your setup to look like, now you can go shopping.

Step 3. Finding The Best Deals

To showcase this next step, we’re going to be taking a look at two different MacBook Pro setups and how we would find the best products to create them.

MacBook Pro Setup 1 - Minimalistic

The first thing you’re going to need for a MacBook Pro setup is obviously the MacBook Pro. You should pick the MacBook Pro that’s right for your needs if you’re a college student looking to study and relax – you won’t need the most expensive and powerful chips.

In this setup, the display is an LG Ultrafine IPS Monitor, a high-quality monitor with crisp imaging, and a large screen – it’s a high-end monitor that has a lot of bang for your buck.

For peripherals, this Macally wireless keyboard and mouse are perfect. With an affordable price tag and great build quality, it’s definitely our recommended purchase. If you’re looking for something more high-end, this Macally Mechanical Keyboard would do wonders for this setup.

The setup utilizes an ergonomic laptop stand to create a sense of space in the setup, making it feel inviting and open. These are the best type of stands for this setup and this one here is a great example.

The mousepad uses in this setup is an ultra-wide table-length pad to optimize comfort in the space.

MacBook Pro Setup 2 - Expert

The second setup focuses on high-end options for a professional setup.

The MacBook Pro we’d choose is the Apple 15-inch with a top-of-the-line processor, RAM, and graphics card. This is perfect for professionals who need something to handle their workloads in heavy software such as video editing or graphic design.

For this setup, we’d chose a high-end Samsung 34-inch monitor that offers unparalleled image quality and contrast. It’s also curved to make for an immersive experience.

For peripherals, we’d choose this Mac Mechanical Keyboard for its premium look, feel, and highly responsive keys. For a mouse, we’d select the Macally Wireless Quiet-Click Mouse, which would be perfect for someone using their computer for long periods to avoid unnecessary annoying clicking sounds.

The Vertical Macally Laptop Stand is identical to the one featured in this setup, serving as the perfect way to store your laptop when not in use.

The mousepad used in this setup is another ultra-wide table-length mousepad that is used to optimize comfort and efficiency.

MacBook Pro Setup 3 - Gaming

The final MacBook Pro setup we’re featuring in our guide is this ideal for gamers.
The MacBook Pro we’d select in this setup is the 16-inch MacBook Pro, with its ultrafast chipset and high-end GPU it’s a great choice for a gamer wanting crisp visuals and a powerful machine.

For the display, we’d also choose the curved Samsung 34-inch monitor to make gaming more immersive. The 144hz refresh rate and large screen make the image feel alive and will help you become fully immersed in your gameplay.

For peripherals, we recommend a Mechanical Keyboard for Mac, which has all the features you need for intense gaming sessions with responsive keys and also looks great. Along with a USB-C mouse with adjustable DPI to achieve reliable performance and the customization options you need to create your perfect setup.

Finally, we’d get a laptop stand to keep your laptop in place when playing, and to situate your Mac at the perfect height and angle. This one here from Macally offers a solid surface and a unique design that makes it the perfect choice for gamers.

Conclusion:

A MacBook Pro setup is able to cater to a range of users, from professionals seeking efficiency and simplicity to gamers requiring power and immersion. The versatility of the MacBook Pro, coupled with the right peripherals and accessories, can transform your laptop into a highly functional workspace or an exhilarating gaming station. Regardless of your needs, the key lies in identifying the components that align with your goals and enhance your overall experience.

If you’d like to learn more about Macs or Mac peripherals, check out our Blog here.

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Learn The Ideal Way Connecting iPhone To Cars

David Chen — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 11:23:41 +0000

s technology progresses, life becomes easier to manage. Long gone are the days of struggling to connect your phone to your car stereo. With the Apple Shortcuts App, connecting your iPhone to your car can be as simple as pressing a button. Apple strives to deliver exceptional user experiences and drive innovation in the tech space, which is why we at Macally are proud to offer Mac-optimized peripherals to make your life easier.

Whether you’re a college student who frequently commutes to school or a work-from-home individual who enjoys weekend drives, the Shortcuts app can change the way you drive. We’ve all been there, frustrated by our iPhone seemingly playing random choices of music or skipping our queues – and the worst part of it all is not being able to change it while you’re driving. Leaving us at the mercy of whatever our device has decided to play.

What if there was a way to stop this from happening, and allow you to play exactly what you want at the press of a button – that’s where Apple’s Shortcuts App shines. Developed from Apple’s 2017 acquisition of Workflow, Shortcuts allows you to create strings of commands through various apps and inputs all enabled by one ‘shortcut’. Gives you the ability to play your favorite album or podcast, right where you left off.

We’ve developed a step-by-step guide walking you through exactly how to make the most of the Shortcuts App, and to avoid being at the mercy of your iPhone’s music choice.

How To Play A Specific Album Or Playlist When Getting In The Car:

Get your favorite tunes playing as soon as you hit the road! With Apple’s Shortcuts App, it’s a breeze to ensure your iPhone connects to your in-car Bluetooth or CarPlay system with your personalized playlist. Here’s how:

Step 1: Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone
Step 2: Tap on ‘Automation’ at the bottom of your screen.
Step 3: Tap on the ‘+’ in the top-right corner to start creating a new automation.
Step 4: Next tap on ‘Create Personal Automation’ which is ideal for what we need.
Step 5: You’re going to have to tap on CarPlay if your vehicle has CarPlay, or if not simply scroll down and tap on Bluetooth.
Step 6: If you’re using the CarPlay option, make sure ‘Connects’ is selected.
Step 7: If you’ve using the Bluetooth option, select which Bluetooth device this automation applies to, which for our example is your car. It should be the same device you connect with to play music. To do this, tap on the ‘Choose button’ next to ‘Device’ to open the list of Bluetooth devices that have been previously paired with your iPhone. Finally, tap on the name of your vehicle’s in-car Bluetooth system, and don’t forget to press Done after!
Step 8: Once you’ve confirmed the settings for your device, tap on ‘Next’. Then, tap the ‘Add Action’ button.
Step 9: Once you’ve set up which device to use, it’s time to set up the music. To do this, Search for the apps and actions field and type “Music.” Then, tap on the blue plus button just to the right of Play Music. This will add a Play (Music) action to your shortcut.
Step 10: Now we need to add the music, to do so. tap the Music placeholder to select what you would like to play.
Step 11: Now depending on what you want to play, tap the Artists, Song, Lyrics, and More fields to search for a specific entry, or browse using the options section. As an example, it’s possible to tap ‘Library’ to browse your personal music for any playlist, artist, or album, or simply press ‘Browse’ to search through the Apple Music range.

You can also select an entire album, artist, or playlist by tapping the ‘+’ in the top-right corner.

*Note, You can also explore the Radio section to choose a specific Apple Music radio station to play each time instead, which is a great option if you want a bit of variety.

Step 12: Once you’ve selected a song, album, artist, playlist, or radio station, you’ll be returned to the Actions screen. From there, tap the right-pointing arrow beside the name of your selected music, this will show you the playback options.
Step 13: You’re able to choose whether to shuffle, or repeat the playlist when you get into your car. To do so, simply tap on the option you’d prefer. When you’re happy with your choices, tap ‘Next’ in the top-right corner.
Step 14: An important step you don’t want to miss is to make sure you tap the switch beside ‘Ask Before Running’ to toggle it off. As this setting stops it asking if you would like to run the shortcut each time – defeating the point of us creating this.

Ensure you tap ‘Don’t Ask’ to confirm this choice.

Final step: To finish up your Shortcut, simply tap ‘Done’ In the top-right corner to save the new automation.

Want To Play Other Media Than Music?

If you’d prefer a podcast or other media, it’s really simple to select a different source. Simply follow the steps outlined in our guide and when you reach Step 9*(link step 9), just search for either podcast, YouTube, or any other media you’re after.

Conclusion:

By following our guide, you’ll be able to set up an awesome automation that will play your favorite song, playlist, podcast, or other media when you get into your car – making each and every journey more enjoyable. This setup will allow you to play exactly what you want every time, gone are the days when your iPhone can hijack your playlist – say hello to the ideal way of connecting your iPhone to cars.

If you’d like to know more about the Shortcuts App, and other automation possibilities let us know by sending us an email here *link email.

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Mac Won’t Turn On? Easy Fixes Here

David Chen — Wed, 08 Feb 2023 21:15:13 +0000

If your Mac or MacBook won’t turn on, it can be a frustrating and confusing experience. However, there are a few things you can try to get your device up and running again. In this blog, we will go over some common causes of a Mac or MacBook that won’t turn on, and what you can do to fix them.

First and foremost, make sure that your Mac or MacBook is plugged in and that the power outlet is working. It may seem obvious, but sometimes the solution is as simple as making sure that your device is properly plugged in. If your device is plugged in and the power outlet is working, but your Mac or MacBook still won’t turn on, then it’s time to move on to the next steps.

Your Mac or MacBook Might Have A Dead Battery

Another common cause of a Mac or MacBook that won’t turn on is a dead battery. If your device is not plugged in, try plugging it in and see if it turns on. If it does, your battery may be dead and you’ll need to replace it. We’ll be coming out with a guide on how to replace MacBook batteries in the near future. However, there are some good tips for the time being from iFixit.

If The Battery is Fine, Then it's Probably Software Related

If booting in safe mode doesn’t work, you can try resetting your device’s NVRAM (non-volatile random-access memory) or PRAM (parameter random-access memory).

To do this for Intel Macbooks, turn off your Mac or MacBook, then hold down Command + Option + P + R keys. Keep holding the keys down until you hear the startup sound twice. This will cause the device to reset its NVRAM or PRAM, which can help resolve some software issues.

Note: For M1 MacBooks, the system checks the NVRAM upon boot. All you need to do is shut your MacBook down completely, wait about a minute, then boot it back up. We presume the M2 MacBook NVRAM reset is achieved the same way. However, we still need to do further research.

The Last Resort... Take It In

If none of these solutions work, it’s possible that your Mac or MacBook has a hardware issue. In this case, it’s best to take it to an Apple Store, Apple Genius Bar, or authorized repair center for further diagnosis and repair.

In conclusion, if your Mac or MacBook won’t turn on, there are several things you can try to fix the problem. These include checking the power outlet, trying to boot in safe mode, resetting NVRAM or PRAM, booting from an external drive, or taking it to an Apple Store or authorized repair center. Remember, don’t panic and try to troubleshoot step by step.

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How to Use Universal Control On A Mac With iPad

David Chen — Wed, 11 Jan 2023 21:47:01 +0000

What is Universal Control

Universal Control is a feature that allows you to control multiple Macs and iPads with one keyboard and mouse. This can be a useful tool for increasing productivity, as it allows you to easily switch between multiple devices without having to constantly switch input devices. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at how to set up and use Universal Control with a Mac and iPad.

The Benefits of Using Universal Control

Once these steps are done, you can move your cursor from your Mac to your iPad, and back, by moving it to the edge of your Mac’s screen. You can also move your cursor from your iPad to your Mac by swiping up with four fingers on your iPad’s screen. Additionally, you can use the keyboard and mouse connected to your Mac to control your iPad, and the touch screen of your iPad as a touchpad for your Mac

Additionally, you can use the keyboard and mouse connected to your Mac to control your iPad, and the touch screen of your iPad as a touchpad for your Mac. With this feature, you can easily switch between devices and use them together, making it easy to copy and paste text or move files between them. This can be especially useful when you’re working on a project that requires multiple devices, or if you just want to use your iPad as an additional monitor for your Mac. Before learning how to turn on Universal Control, be sure to check if your device meets the system requirements.

System Requirements For Universal Control:

macOS Monterey	12.4 or later
MacBook (2016 or later)
MacBook Pro (2016 or later)
MacBook Air (2018 or later)
Mac mini (2018 or later)
iMac (2017 or later), or iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015)
iMac Pro
Mac Pro (2019 or later)
Mac Studio
iPadOS	15.4 or later
iPad Pro (all models)
iPad (6th generation) or later
iPad Air (3rd generation) or later
iPad mini (5th generation) or later

How To Turn On Universal Control

First, make sure that your Mac and iPad are on the same Wi-Fi network and that they are both running the latest version of macOS and iPadOS (must be Ventura or later).

Next, on Your Mac Follow These Steps:

Go to Apple menu > System Settings (or System Preferences).
Click Displays.
Go to the “Advanced” button at the bottom.
Enable “Allow your pointer and keyboard to move between any nearby Mac or iPad.”

Next, on Your iPad (compatible with Universal Control) Follow These Steps:

Tap the “Settings” app.
Go to “General”
Tap AirPlay & Handoff.
Then tap “Cursor” and “Keyboard.”

Connecting Your iPad and MacBook with Universal Control

Once you have turned on Universal Control you can now link your Mac device and iPad via the following steps:

Place devices close to each other and ensure they are on and unlocked
Move cursor past the edge of the screen towards the other device, even if it is below the screen.
Push cursor all the way through to the other device to connect.

In conclusion, Universal Control is a powerful feature that allows you to control multiple Macs and iPads with one keyboard and mouse. By following these simple steps, you can easily set up and use Universal Control to increase your productivity and make it easier to switch between devices. As it utilizes the Airplay functionality, it can be a great way to optimize the use of your Mac and iPad at the same time.

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Using A Keyboard and Mouse With Your iPad

David Chen — Wed, 11 Jan 2023 20:04:36 +0000

Increasing iPad Productivity

Using an iPad as a computer is a great way to be productive on the go, but sometimes you need a more traditional input method such as a keyboard and mouse. Fortunately, the iPad supports a variety of keyboard and mouse options, giving you the flexibility to work in the way that is most comfortable for you.

Connecting Bluetooth Keyboard & Mice

One of the simplest ways to use a keyboard and mouse with your iPad is to connect them wirelessly via Bluetooth. Many wireless keyboards and mice are compatible with the iPad, so you can easily find one that suits your needs. To connect a wireless keyboard or mouse, simply turn on Bluetooth on your iPad, put the keyboard or mouse in pairing mode, and then select it from the list of available devices. Once connected, you can use the keyboard and mouse to type and navigate just as you would on a traditional computer. If you need help with connecting Bluetooth devices to your iPad check out this guide.

Connecting Wired Keyboard & Mice

Image Source: iTeachTech

If you prefer a wired keyboard and mouse, you can connect them to your iPad using a USB to-lightning adapter. This allows you to plug a USB keyboard and mouse directly into your iPad, giving you a wired connection. This option may be useful if you are working in an environment where wireless connectivity can be spotty. Here’s a decent video tutorial on how to connect a keyboard and mouse.

Keyboard Cases For Your iPad

Another alternative is to use a smart keyboard case with your iPad. Some keyboard cases, such as the Apple Smart Keyboard, can connect to your iPad directly and provide a built-in keyboard and touchpad. This option gives you the convenience of having a keyboard and touchpad with you all the time, without having to connect and disconnect separate devices. Plus, you’ll protection for your iPad and the option to plug in a USB-C wired mouse or just connect Bluetooth mouse.

On-Screen Keyboard & 3rd Party Apps

Finally, maybe you don’t want to lug a keyboard around. Therefore, it’s important to mention the availability of third-party apps, like Gboard that can help with converting the iPad touchscreen into a more effective on-screen keyboard or touchpad. In addition to many of the above solutions, it can be a way to have the features of a mouse using only the iPad and its screen.

In conclusion, there are many ways to use a keyboard and mouse with an iPad, whether you prefer a wireless or wired connection. With the right keyboard and mouse, you can enjoy the convenience of an iPad while having the productivity of a traditional computer. With such options available, it is easy to have the best of both worlds and to make the most of the iPad’s capabilities.

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Troubleshooting Common Keyboard Issues On A Mac

David Chen — Wed, 21 Dec 2022 09:14:46 +0000

Quick Fixes For Your Keyboard

Keyboard issues can be frustrating, but fortunately, there are often simple solutions that can fix the problem. Here are some common keyboard issues on Mac computers and how to troubleshoot them:

Keyboard Is Connected But Still Not Working

If certain keys on your keyboard are not working, it could be due to a hardware issue or a software problem. To troubleshoot, try the following:

Check the keyboard settings in the System Preferences to make sure the keys are not disabled or remapped via the shortcuts tab.

Keys Are Sticking

If a key gets stuck or is slow to return to its original position, it could be due to debris or a stuck spring mechanism. To fix this issue, try the following:

Gently clean the key and the keyboard with a soft, dry cloth.
If the issue persists, you may need to remove the key to access the spring mechanism. Use a small tool, such as a toothpick or a needle, to carefully lift the key and clean underneath it.

Keyboard is Lagging or Not Connected

If you notice a delay between when you press a key and when it appears on the screen, it could be due to a number of factors, including Bluetooth not being paired or available or a software problem.

Make sure the keyboard is properly connected to the computer. If it’s a Bluetooth keyboard, ensure it is turned on and paired with the computer. Click, here, to see how to pair your keyboard via Bluetooth. Or see this post if your Bluetooth is not available.
Check for updates to the operating system or any installed software that may be causing the issue, which can be found in system settings under “Software Update.”

For Additional Troubeshooting Or Tips

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How To Customize Your Mac keyboard and Remap Keys

David Chen — Wed, 21 Dec 2022 08:06:42 +0000

Why Customize?

By customizing your Mac keyboard, you can make your keyboard work better for you and increase your productivity. Whether you want to change keyboard shortcuts, remap keys, or add special characters, there are a number of options available to help you get the most out of your keyboard. Without further ado, here are some tips for customizing your Mac keyboard:

How To Change keyboard shortcuts:

Keyboard shortcuts can help you perform common tasks more quickly and efficiently. To change or create your own keyboard shortcuts, go to the “Keyboard” tab in the “System Preferences” and click on the “Shortcuts” tab. From here, you can customize the shortcuts for a variety of actions, such as opening apps, performing menu commands, or controlling the system. You can also create your own custom shortcuts by clicking on the “+” button.

Remap Keys with Third-Party Utilities

If you want to change the function of specific keys on your keyboard, you can use a third-party utility such as “Karabiner-elements.” This utility allows you to customize the key mapping of your keyboard, allowing you to change the function of specific keys or even create your own custom shortcuts. Just keep in mind it’s open-source software, and although free, it might have bugs. Therefore, it’s recommended to proceed cautiously and ensure you are well-rounded with the MacOS operating system.

Additional Shortcuts

The Mac keyboard includes a number of special characters and symbols that you can access by holding down certain keys. Please note, you don’t have to map or customize anything. However, you memorize the shortcut key pairing. To see the top shortcuts used check out this post.

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Bluetooth vs. Wireless Keyboards: Difference

David Chen — Wed, 14 Dec 2022 21:22:21 +0000

Bluetooth vs. Wireless

Compared to wireless modules, Bluetooth is intended for less heavy data transfer and supplies a short range (usually 30 feet) than wireless receivers. Although wireless receivers provide a more stable connection and longer range, the downside is having to connect via a small thumb drive-like device (an RF or wireless receiver).

The Best Wireless Connection For Mac

By far Bluetooth on MacBooks is more common than setting up wireless devices to Apple Laptop devices. This is due to requiring an additional apple dongle for mac devices (i.e. USB-thunderbolt hub for additional USB A ports). And even with a dongle, you might run into issues where it might not even work at all!. However, your best bet, if you still want to use a USB dongle receiver, is to see if the keyboard company has a type-C receiver option. If not, just rely on Apple’s dongles for the best possible compatibility.

Bluetooth and RF Keyboard Options

Below are two keyboards from Macally. One features Bluetooth specifically for Mac and the other features RF wireless connectivity for PC. To see more Bluetooth keyboards for Mac, check out this post.

Macally Bluetooth Keyboard For Mac

Specifications

Dimensions: 6.3″ x 18.1″ x 0.9″
Weight: 1.50 lb

Pros vs Cons

Made Specifically For Mac
Numeric Keypad
20 Mac Shortcuts
No Software or Updates Needed
3 Multi-Device Bluetooth
Rechargeable (No Batteries Needed)
No Backlit Keys

Description

The Macally ACEBTKEY is a Bluetooth keyboard (no receiver needed). It basically has everything you need for your Apple workspace. It’s rechargeable and supports up to three Bluetooth devices like a MacBook, iPhone, and iPad altogether! Plus with 20 Mac-specific shortcuts, your workflow will feel incredibly practical and convenient. But more importantly, the price only hovers around $40 to $50, which is really helpful if needing to cut some costs.

$49.99 on Amazon

Macally Bluetooth Keyboard For Mac

Specifications

Dimensions: 6.3″ x 18.1″ x 0.9″
Weight: 1.50 lb

Pros vs Cons

Designated Wireless Connection
Compact For Minimalist Setups
No Software or Updates Needed
Batteries Included
No Backlit Keys
No Mac shorctuts
Need to replace batteries overtime
Easy to lose dongle receiver

Description

The Macally RFCOMPACTKYE is an RF Wireless keyboard (receiver required). However, it’s still easy to set up, AS LONG AS YOU HAVE A USB-A PORT. If so, you’ll receive an incredible 2.4 GHz wireless signal that’s uninterrupted from any other wireless device (trying to compete). And with the plug-and-play design, you’ll get to jump right into your workflow with no hassle. Just keep in mind this is designed specifically for Windows.

$29.99 on Amazon

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How To Find My Apple ID on iPhone

David Chen — Tue, 29 Nov 2022 16:54:45 +0000

What Is An Apple ID

Your Apple ID is how Apple defines who you are as their customer and allows them to connect you across all your Apple devices. In other words, it’s your Apple account that holds all your app downloads, iCloud backups, storage, purchases, etc.

How To Find Your Apple ID

First, open your settings app (tip, you can swipe down from the middle of your screen to open the search. Then search for settings).

Your Apple ID & General Info About Your Account & Device Will Be Listed at the Top. Tap To Open It.

Next, tap the text that says, “Name. Phone Numbers, Email”

There you will see your Apple ID listed there. Please note: we do not recommend editing your Apple ID. If you do, we recommend backing everything up and calling Apple for assistance. If done incorrectly, you might lose access to purchases and data stored to a particular Apple ID.

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