relay
5G for MacBook. No drivers. No hotspot.
Relay is a USB-C card that gives any MacBook 5G. macOS sees it as ethernet — plug in, three seconds, online.
5G for MacBook. No drivers. No hotspot.
Relay is a USB-C card that gives any MacBook 5G. macOS sees it as ethernet — plug in, three seconds, online.
A USB-C card for working people. Built for any MacBook with a USB-C port — no driver, no hotspot, no app to download.
Discover the product →No driver. No app. No carrier portal. macOS sees Relay as ethernet and routes traffic the same way it routes a wired connection.
No battery to swell. No cable dangling off the side. Relay runs entirely on what USB-C supplies — under 4.5 W at peak.
Any nano-SIM, any country. Never locked, never paired to a Relay account. The relationship is between you and your carrier.
Designed for macOS as a first-class target, not ported from a Windows dongle. Matched to MacBook finishes. Built around the way real Macs actually use USB-C.
Every hour you tether, your phone dies faster. You started the meeting at 78% and ended at 31%.
iOS personal hotspot was never built as a primary uplink. One ring and your video call freezes.
Captive portals, rate limits, MITM risk, and a different login captcha at every café you walk into.
Zero of them have built-in cellular. Apple hasn't shipped a cellular Mac since the 2008 PowerBook G4. The category has been frozen for sixteen years. Until now.
Relay is a $199 USB-C card. macOS detects it as ethernet — built-in since Catalina. No app. No driver. No hotspot. Plug in, 3 seconds, 5G.
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Reserve a unit →Reservation only · No charge until shipping · FCC authorization pending · Ships Q2–Q3 2027