I want to use it for my new apple mini computer, should protect from heat and help with cabling also!
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I believe it would work fine. It is just a powder coated metal basket really. Let me know if you need the dimensions. I will be happy to measure it and supply the measurements. Jay
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I would think airflow should be good and the shelf should support the weight. Back is open so cables should be easy to feed in / out. Good luck.
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This will not stop your mac from heating up. This is just a stand hold the mac instead of putting it on your desk flat. It is a space saver. Also have been told that by closing your mac you close the vents on it and also turns off the main GPU. Your best thing to do is buy a stand with fans on it to help cool it down.
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I would not use it myself ,the wires ( plug ) are of a standard coveiring and not heat shielded.
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Of course it is!!!if your power cord can plug in..it will protect you machine,no matter if is Windows, Apple(Macintosh),Linux or any other Op.System...cool..it isgood product
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Sure will, the way it protects electronics is the same for home theater, musical instruments or computers, I have multiple types of conditioners from monster that I use from a $200 unit in my studio all the way down to this guy and they have all performed above expections
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Plain aluminum (kitchen) foil works well for this purpose. This product should work a little bit better as it will (slightly) reduce conductive heat loss as well.
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I wouldn't recommend it. It is a plastic that would probably crack. They have cable covers that would suit your need./cb
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Yes... I use it for keeping my speaker wires and HDMI cables neat and tidy!You may also use this for computer cables, gaming cables, etc.I'm just saying this out loud, just so it is CLEAR to anyone who may think about trying this: Never use this item for BARE electrical wires as this is NOT the proper use, and may/will cause a fire!!Thanks very much!Bill in Oregon :)
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I have read users complaining of heat, both here and on the Apple site - I have not experienced such a problem - The TC gets warm, but it isn't extreme heat, if you ask me. My placement is a glass shelf, in an entertainment system with about six inches of space above it, open on one side, 5 inches of space back side, 2 inches of space with Mac Mini on other side. I haven't read how / where others experiencing heat problems have placed their units.
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This should work well. I use mine on an entertainment center and have it blowing out to pull the heat away from the equipment.
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Need to know what you are trying to accomplish with this. I used mine to protect fuse block from too much power and overheating and melting fuse block.
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I would NOT recommend that. You would be potentially overloading it's designed protection capacity and could damage your electronics.
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I have an Apple Laptop and have not had any heat issues while using this LapDesk.
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I used it for replacing an hdmi port on an Xbox. With the charging/dock port Idk. It would just really depend on how close together the solder points are and how close they are to other components. Plus, I would be worried about the heat component. Having to head the paste to get it to adhere might try other components. Of you do use it I would recommend kapton tape on everything around the area where you are working to help dissipate the heat.
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Yes, it will help. The MacBooks have an aluminum body, which is basically a heat sink, so getting airflow underneath it will keep it cooler than it would be just sitting on a solid surface (or worse, a pillow/couch/bed).
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I don't know the actual answer since I don't have a Mac, but I used 2 tubes on the part of my laptop charger that is a little thicker. One probably would have been enough but if this is protection from something like pet bites, I recommend doubling it anyway to be safe.
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If you're looking for something to protect the iPad mini screen try an Incase sleeve.