Satechi adds four colour-matched accessories for MacBook Neo

Four new products join the range

Satechi has added four new items to its collection of MacBook Neo accessories, according to 9to5Mac. The line first appeared earlier in 2026 with Mac peripherals in colours drawn from the laptop itself. The new arrivals are the OntheGo 45W GaN charger at $30, the Core USB-C to 4K HDMI adapter at $30, the Slim EX1 wireless keyboard at $50 and the Form desk mat at $40.

All four are on sale from today on Amazon. Each comes in the same four finishes as the MacBook Neo: silver, indigo, blush and citrus.

Charger and HDMI adapter details

The OntheGo charger uses GaN technology, a design that allows power adapters to be smaller than older models. Satechi says it delivers a peak output of 60W when first plugged in, then settles at a sustained 45W. That is enough to run the MacBook Neo at its normal charging rate, and the company says it can also fast-charge an iPad.

The Core adapter connects a USB-C port to a display over HDMI. Satechi claims it supports 4K resolution at 60Hz without needing drivers, and describes it as a compact, premium unit.

Keyboard and desk mat

The Slim EX1 wireless keyboard uses low-profile scissor switches, a mechanism that gives keys a short, quiet travel. Satechi says it has a metallic finish and a compact shape that saves desk space while keeping a comfortable typing feel.

The Form desk mat offers a large surface sized for a keyboard, a mouse, notebooks and other everyday items. It can serve as a mouse pad, and an anti-slip base is meant to hold it in place during use.

Why it matters

Matching a laptop's colour has become a common way for accessory makers to appeal to buyers, and Satechi is applying that approach across a wider range of products. With the holiday shopping season approaching, 9to5Mac suggests the new items could work as gifts for MacBook Neo owners.

The prices come from 9to5Mac's report. Availability outside Amazon and in regions beyond the United States has not been confirmed, so readers should check listings for their own market.