Anyoyo

The Verdict

What sets Anyoyo apart is how neatly it solves the Mac mini's storage and port problem: The base Mac mini M4 is a lot of computer for the money, but its internal storage is small and expensive to upgrade. Anyoyo's answer is a dock shaped to sit under the Mac mini that adds front ports and a slot for an M.2 NVMe SSD, so a fast terabyte or two costs a fraction of Apple's upgrade price. A 2026 roundup on iZReview named the Anyoyo 40Gbps dock the best dual-monitor option for Mac mini owners, thanks to two HDMI 4K 60Hz outputs and NVMe speeds of 2,500 to 3,000MB/s; together with the Mac mini's own HDMI port, that makes a three-screen workstation possible from a single purchase. Anyoyo is sold through the same affiliate programme as ACASIS and shares its store policies. The prices are low for the category. The Mac mini M4 dock with a 10Gbps enclosure is $74.99 and the 40Gbps version $129.99. Tool-free 40Gbps M.2 NVMe enclosures start at $69.90, or $79.90 with a cooling fan, down from $109.99. For laptops, a 6-in-1 USB-C hub is $11.99, a triple-monitor dock with two HDMI and one DisplayPort at 4K 60Hz is $56.99, the 14-in-1 dock with gigabit Ethernet $59.99 and the 21-port 40Gbps dock $239, down from $309, which is the pick for anyone who wants one cable to run a whole desk. A 10G Ethernet-to-USB-C adapter is $99.99, an offline dual-bay SSD cloner $64 and a 1080p60 capture card that doubles as a USB hub $18.99. Newsletter subscribers take 10% off a first order. The reservations are small. The catalogue is focused, with around twenty products in stock at a time, so check that a dock matches your Mac mini or laptop's ports, and capture cards come back only for quality faults once unpacked. Products carry a 12-month warranty and a 30-day return window on undamaged items, and Anyoyo ships to the US, the UK, Europe and much of Asia. For a Mac mini owner who needs more storage, it is the easiest upgrade to make this month, and the 40Gbps version is worth the extra for anyone who edits video.