Le positif : une fois assemblé, parfait pour mettre dans un rack un Mac Studio, pièces bien finies (3D de précision)Le négatif : plan trop sommaire, il faut tatonner et c(est long à assemblerA savoir : positionner le Mac avant de terminer le montage, la position du poussoir Marche-Arrêt doit se faire au 1/10 près, autrement le poussoir reste en position on, bien mettre les 12 fixations pour le maintenir dans le rackAu final : pas mal du tout

Insgesamt zu empfehlen, jedoch hängt der MAC-Studio frei, ist nicht zusätzlich innen stabilisiert. Bei einer Metalllösung wäre das egal, aber bei Plastik ist eine zusätzliche Stabilisierung sinnvoll, da langerfristig das Plastik nachgibt. Zurückzuführen ist die auch, da die Front in vier Teile aufeteilt ist (die verbunden werden), statt nur zwei. Ich habe das KIT im Rack unten eingebaut und zusätzlich mit ca. 1 cm dickem Holzstück stabilisiert, so fonkuntionierts. Manko die Um den MAC zustarten muss der "Taster" gezogen werden.Dennoch im Vergleich zu Lösungen von Sonnet für ca. 500,- Euro eine gute Alternative.

I’ve often wanted to rack up my Macs in my Studio area but the £200 prices mean’t it kept getting pushed down the list. Then I saw this.. and the mixed reviews. But I thought it was worth a shot. Arrived today. I carefully built it and… it’s great! Stronger than some of the reviews insinuated. I’m going to the order the Mac mini version so I can add my Mini Pro to the rack too.

This fits the Mac Studio perfectly. I tested it thoroughly to make sure it was solid and stable. The power toggle on the front is super handy, so I don't have to climb behind my rack.It is 3D printed, so it's plastic, but the metal racks cost 4x as much. For the price, this is unbeatable.I'm extremely happy with it.

I really wanted this item to work but unfortunately it is wholly unsuitable for the task it was designed to perform. The mount looks good, and the concept and design are rather ingenious: the 3U mount is really 3 plastic 1U blanks that are cut to fit different devices (a Mac Studio, in this case). The manufacturer has created a design system that can adapt to a wide variety of different devices to allow them to be rack mountable... Sort of... Unfortunately, in this case, the plastic blanks are nowhere near sturdy enough to support the weight of a Mac Studio and the entire mount flexes and bows severely when positioned on the rack (or even just picking it up). My rack is angled back at a rather steep angle, so the computer would hang nearly vertical which at least distributed the weight of the computer evenly and caused the rack faces to bow nearly evenly; I can't imagine how bad the flex would be under the torque caused by mounting on a vertical rack. In the end, the fear of discovering a Mac Studio lying on the floor after the plastic finally gives way outweighed how much I really wanted to like the product and it is going back to Amazon.