The Wokyis M6 docking station turns a small desktop computer into a compact all-in-one setup. This accessory matters because it adds a built-in screen and storage slot to machines that usually lack them. Users with minimal desk space can now consolidate their workflow into a single USB-C connection. The device ships now for buyers who want a cleaner workspace without buying a separate monitor.
Dock transforms Mac mini into compact all-in-one with built-in screen
Wokyis designed the M6 primarily for the Apple Mac mini, but it works with other devices too. The dock connects to the host computer via a single USB-C cable. It supports Mac mini, Mac Studio, MacBooks, Windows PCs, Raspberry Pi, and select Android phones. This broad compatibility means you can use the same dock for different computers in your home office.
Specifications
- Display: 5-inch, 1,280 x 720 pixels
- Storage Expansion: M.2-2280 slot
- Connectivity: USB-C (host), 4x USB-A (10 Gbit/s), 1x USB-A (480 Mbit/s), SD/microSD reader
- Power Delivery: Up to 65W to connected devices (requires 100W adapter)
- Controls: 4 buttons, 1 rotary control
The front of the dock features a 5-inch display with a resolution of 1,280 by 720 pixels. This screen shows widgets and media controls to keep your main monitor free. Wokyis added four buttons and a rotary control on the front for easy navigation. Behind a magnetic flap on the back, you will find an M.2-2280 slot for adding storage.
Connectivity options include four USB-A ports that support 10 Gbit/s speeds and one port for 480 Mbit/s devices. An SD and microSD card reader sits next to the USB ports for quick photo transfers. The dock can deliver up to 65 watts of power to a connected MacBook, but you need a 100-watt adapter for that. This power delivery keeps your laptop charged while it runs the dock.
The Wokyis M6 is available directly from the manufacturer for $169.99. The price is listed as 169.99 USD (around $170). You can order it now from the company's online store. This pricing makes it a relatively affordable way to upgrade a basic mini-PC into a more complete system.
The M6 follows the earlier M5 model, which was also designed for the Apple Mac mini. The earlier model prioritized connectivity and display output but lacked an integrated screen. The new M6 builds upon that foundation by adding a built-in display and an M.2 storage slot. The M5 was previously reviewed as part of the coverage on Mac mini accessories.
Source: NotebookCheck
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