Macbook Pro Thunderbolt Hdmi Cable

We use this in our living room with a late-model Macbook Pro connected via Thunderbolt - HDMI. The user interface is clear and easy-to-use, the resolution is sharp and the picture is bright enough to use in the afternoon, even without all of the shades drawn closed. Throw in a tethered lens cap and a padded case, and this projector gives you plenty of bang for your buck.

Enables connection of multiple Thunderbolt cable devices as well as older USB-A cable devices to Thunderbolt MacBook Pro.

It works beautifully on the newer MacBook Pro computers with the thunderbolt cable outlet. It also has an SD slot which is now missing on the MacBooks, as well as two USB outlets and an HDMI.

I bought this thunderbolt 3 cable for the file migration/transfer from my old Macbook Pro 15 2017 to a new Macbook Pro 16 M1 2021. The cable provided a great speedup of file transfers during the migration process. Besides, this cable can also used for 1) power cable; 2) backup cable for iPad Pro with USB C connection; 2) backup and file transfer cable for future iPhone 15 with a USB-C connection. It is a great thunderbolt 3 cable to have. Recommended.

I purchased this Thunderbolt 4 cable to improve transfer speed between my MacBook Pro (Intel) and iPad Pro M1. Thunderbolt 4 cable made a HUGE difference, compared to USB C cable that came with the iPad. 6.6' is a bit lengthy but I am not complaining. I totally recommend this product if you are looking to improve transfer speed.

After running Lightroom and Photoshop on a MacBook Pro for about 5 years, I finally broke down and bought the Mac Pro. I did not realize how much time I had been wasting, twiddling my thumbs while the old MacBook churned away processing images. The Mac Pro is very fast and quiet and has a nice assortment of ports. After purchasing a Thunderbolt to Firewire adapter, I was able to quickly mount two daisy chained external Firewire drives along with a USB3 drive and a new Thunderbolt backup drive. It is also nice to have the 1TB internal flash drive for software and temporary storage. It took me a while to figure out that I needed a new, Thunderbolt to Display Port cable to connect the Mac Pro to my 27 inch NEC monitor. Once I got the NEC cable and a keyboard, I was quickly up and running with a monitor resolution of 2560 x 1440 (no adaptor required). Although the Mac Pro does not have an optical drive, I learned that it can share the drive on my MacBook Pro using WiFi or an ethernet cable. I was able to use this approach to install some software that I have on CDs. Overall, I am very happy with the Mac Pro. It may be the last computer that I ever buy.

I was successfully able to use my adapter with a Thunderbolt 1 cable to connect my G-Technology Thunderbolt 1 drive to my MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt 3 ports. Wow, talk about a life changing event.

I use it to hook up my thunderbolt monitors to my 2016 MacBook Pro.

Projected my 2010 MacBook Pro screen/display to a tv via hdmi cable. Sound as well.

I have a 27 4K LG monitor that works at 60hz (refresh rate), I previously only had a Mac that could support 30hz so at the time it didnt matter.  Now I have 15 Macbook Pro (2018). I paired the Macbook Pro with a CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 Mini dock with dual HDMI, which youll need if you want to do 60hz with a dock rather than just a USB-C cable/adapter.  I thought any old HDMI cable would work, I was wrong and now I learned there are different capabilities of HDMI cables, basically they vary in the bandwidth they can support.  This cable from IOGEAR supports 4K over 60hz,  so now everything is hunky dory.  I would prefer a thinner cable, but this does what it is supposed to do, and thinner cables dont go past 30hz.