11.6 Windows Laptop Thunderbolt 3

Was converting a little used 11.6 Lenovo laptop from windows 7 to a chrome book. I had problems getting the lenovo to recognize the usb Sandisk that I had put the Chrome recovery software on. Had read to try another brand of USB stick so I bought this Transcend 16 GB drive and the Lenovo recognized it right away. The installation went well and we kept it out of a landfill.

Needed to add more Thunderbolt ports to my Windows 11 laptop. Installation was very easy, just plug and play. Three Thunderbolt 4 C ports and one USB 3.2 gen 2 A port does it all. Very happy computer, the hub helps the laptop to work the way I want.

Lightweight, yet protective, perfect size for 11.6 laptop. Not too bulky and has pocket for accessories.

This is great looking and well thought out backpack. My MacBook Air 11.6" and the Case Logic 11.6" Netbook Attache fit perfectly in the laptop compartment. The zippers feel very solid and there are plenty of pockets and compartments. I can snugly fit my laptop, a light jacket, and all my cords / chargers.The only thing to watch out for is the velcro that hold the excess adjustment straps (red). While it's a great idea, be careful not to wear the backpack too tight, or the velcro will rub and wear down on a fleece jacket right below the armpit.

Plug and play into a windows thunderbolt port. Looks just like the picture.

just a great adapter, now the old thunderbolt 2 works perfect in my laptop with USB3.1

Works as it should. Have two running from a thunderbolt 4 laptop to dual 4k monitors.

I love my laptop, its fast and works great. My desktop is Windows 7 pro and this comes with windows 8.1 home. I just need to upgrade it to pro and I'm good to go.

I thought It would work with my thunderbolt devices using windows software, but I have security concerns to install third party aplications to make them work if so, if not I would like to read some DIY is posible to make windows use it

From the Universal Audio Website: The latest UAD software is compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit editions), and all Thunderbolt-equipped Apollo and UAD-2 products (Apollo X series, Apollo 8, Apollo 8p, Apollo 16 MkII, Apollo Twin, Apollo Twin MkII, Apollo Solo, Arrow, UAD-2 Satellite Thunderbolt, and first-generation silver Apollo/Apollo 16 models equipped with a Thunderbolt Option Card). That was an easy google, and I wonder why the other reviewer wasn't able or willing to do the same before pulling the trigger on this purchase ... or on his review. I don't understand people who write reviews in which they reveal not a single fact about the product, and instead just confess to their own lack of research before buying. The Apollo system has come under a lot of pressure, because the better computers get, the less of a need is for UA's system of handling processing in the interface as opposed to the computer's CPU. UA has responded by making more and more of their famous plugins available natively, so you can now run them in your DAW directly. Whether or not an Apollo is still your best choice depends on the power of your computer, and on how much you appreciate the design, easy usability and overall elegance of a unit like this. The price is a powerful argument to consider alternatives, unfortunately.