Amid iPhone launch week, Wokyis released its brand-new retro-style dock for Mac mini and Mac Studio. Building on last year's M4 Mac mini dock, the new G5 and G7 models add pro-level ports, larger displays, and tactile buttons while maintaining the original 1984 Macintosh aesthetic. The docks combine 7-inch flip-up IPS displays, high-speed connectivity, physical controls, and NVMe SSD enclosures.

Wokyis offers 10 Gbps and 80 Gbps configurations for the G5 (Mac mini) and G7 (Mac Studio). The G7 model features Thunderbolt 5 connectivity, enabling NVMe SSDs to reach speeds approaching internal storage performance. The package includes a screwdriver for the NVMe enclosure, thermal tape, and two braided USB-C 10Gbps cables.

The beige finish with directional pad and red action buttons creates a nostalgic gaming aesthetic that serves as an instant conversation starter. Beyond the nostalgic design, the dock functions as a high-powered 16-in-1 hub with volume adjustments, media playback controls, and display management. The 7-inch IPS panel with 1280x800 resolution acts as a fully recognized external monitor, perfect for passive data and content viewing.

Users can move any window or app to the display, which scales perfectly. Whether used as a standalone dock or placed atop a Mac, the G5 and G7 deliver substantial functionality wrapped in distinctive retro styling.