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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Apple adapter do I need for an old office projector?
Older projectors and boardroom screens take a VGA input, so the USB-C VGA multiport adapter is the one to pick. The Digital AV multiport adapter will not feed a VGA input, and there is no way to make one stand in for the other.
Can I charge my iPhone and use wired headphones at the same time?
Yes. The Anker 2-in-1 adapter splits a single Lightning port into a charging connection and a headphone jack, so both run together. It is MFi certified, which means Apple approved the connector.
Do you deliver these adapters outside Karachi?
The showroom is in Karachi, and we send orders nationwide across Pakistan. You can pay cash on delivery when the parcel arrives or complete an online payment when you place the order.
USB-C multiport adapters and docks from Apple and Anker, covering display output, spare ports and wired audio, with nationwide delivery across Pakistan.
USB-C Multiport Adapters and Docks
Mac and iPad owners reach for USB-C multiport adapters and docks when the ports on the machine run short of what the job in front of them needs. This category holds the connector hardware that sits between an Apple device and a monitor, a projector or a wired headset. Most buyers here are working around one missing port rather than building out a whole desk.
Two brands make up the range. Apple supplies the multiport adapters, in a Digital AV version and a VGA version, both built around a USB-C connection to the host device. Anker covers the audio side with a 2-in-1 adapter that carries a Lightning connection for charging and a headphone jack at once, and it is MFi certified. Pricing runs from entry level for the single purpose audio adapter through to premium for the Apple multiport units.
Two decisions settle most purchases in this category.
- The first is the socket on the screen you plug into. A meeting room with an ageing projector needs the VGA multiport adapter, a modern monitor or television needs the Digital AV version, and neither one converts into the other.
- The second is the port on your own device, because a USB-C Mac or iPad takes the Apple adapters while a Lightning iPhone takes the Anker. Check both ends before you order.
Who each option suits
Someone who presents in shared meeting rooms across different offices gets the most from the VGA multiport adapter, since projectors outlast the laptops that get plugged into them. A person feeding a large display from a MacBook or iPad wants the Digital AV multiport adapter instead. Anyone who kept a pair of wired headphones after moving to a Lightning iPhone needs the Anker 2-in-1, which holds a charge going while the headphones stay connected.
Mega Computer keeps these adapters at the Karachi showroom and ships nationwide across Pakistan. You can pay cash on delivery or settle online. Bring the Mac, iPad or iPhone you intend to pair it with if you would rather test the fit at the counter than guess from a product page.
Compatibility is what catches people out with this class of accessory. The Apple multiport adapters attach over USB-C, so they suit the Mac and iPad models that use that port, while the Anker adapter targets Lightning devices and carries MFi certification, meaning Apple approved the connector inside it. An adapter that slots into the socket still has to match the device family behind it.