Satechi spring news from CES 2025

Las Vegas is currently hosting the biggest technology event of the year, with manufacturers from around the world showcasing their latest products. Among the most exciting news is the American company Satechi, which is launching several interesting products for 2025.

Mechanical keyboard meets modern design
The most anticipated innovation is undoubtedly the SM3 Slim - the company's first full-size mechanical keyboard with a numeric keypad. The keyboard offers the ability to connect to four devices simultaneously through both Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity. With 14 different lighting patterns and adjustable brightness, it works equally well in the office or at home.

Wireless charging reaches new heights
The OntheGo series represents the next generation of wireless charging with support for the new Qi2 standard. The new chargers offer twice the charging speed of previous models. Particularly interesting is the foldable design that makes the products perfect for the traveler. The manufacturer has also chosen to use vegan leather in the construction, showing an increased environmental focus.

Powerful portable energy
The powerbank range also gets a much-needed boost with new OntheGo Qi2 models in both 5000 and 10000 mAh versions. The built-in stand allows for comfortable use of the device while charging, while the compact design makes it easy to take with you.

Mac Mini gets much-needed boost
For Mac Mini users, a brand new stand with built-in hub and SSD encapsulation is presented. The product is made in the USA and offers the possibility to expand storage by up to 4TB. The patented design ensures optimal airflow and wireless performance.

Future-proof technology meets conscious design
Throughout this year's news, the focus is on travel-friendly products that combine performance with thoughtful design. Particularly noticeable is the use of eco-friendly materials such as vegan leather, which indicates an increased awareness of sustainability issues in the technology industry.

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