It's a shame you closed the thread. I'd like to add another point. I have a MacBook Pro 16 M4, and it also charges from an Apollo Twin X power supply, emitting the same unpleasant ultrasonic that puts pressure on my head. Apple, please provide a way to programmatically disable power from the sound card.
MacBook Pro 16″
Apple, please provide a way to programmatically disable power from the sound card.
Guess what? You are not addresing Apple here. We are all other end users just like you If you are serious about Apple being aware of your issue:
Feedback - MacBook Pro - Apple
Either Mute the volume or contact the manufacturer of your third party device for assistance. It appears to be a problem with the behavior of a third party device....not the laptop. It is up to the third party manufacturers to make their devices work correctly with macOS (or whatever other system(s) they may support).
UAD told me that in their experience the card does not charge the MacBook, it only creates the appearance of a charge counter. If you have problems, contact Apple. ,)
Ddeex wrote:
Apple and UA should have thought through this issue by using a Thunderbolt cable and making it possible to turn off its power. When buying high-quality equipment from both manufacturers, I want maximum comfort and performance. And I don't want to waste my time looking for someone to blame in this situation
That is something you need to suggest to UA.
Some companies (the better ones) welcome product feedback & constructive criticism/feedback. Of course a company's decision for implementing suggestions does depend on many factors...especially time & money & difficulty implementing it.
Apple and UA should have thought through this issue by using a Thunderbolt cable and making it possible to turn off its power. When buying high-quality equipment from both manufacturers, I want maximum comfort and performance. And I don't want to waste my time looking for someone to blame in this situation
Ddeex wrote:
Apple and UA should have thought through this issue by using a Thunderbolt cable and making it possible to turn off its power. When buying high-quality equipment from both manufacturers, I want maximum comfort and performance. And I don't want to waste my time looking for someone to blame in this situation
It's not Apple's responsibility to update another company's software or hardware.
Threads get closed after they have been dormant for about 30 days.
Ddeex wrote:
If I found a similar review through a browser search, sure Apple collects analytics, but is it taking steps to correct the issue without formal appeals?
No one here in this user-to-user forum would know the answer to that.
If I found a similar review through a browser search, sure Apple collects analytics, but is it taking steps to correct the issue without formal appeals?
Apollo twin X thunderbolt,, power supply / ultrasound
