Thunderbolt And Thunder Bolt 3 Cable

Most of my older peripherals use the Thunder Bolt 2 connector. So with this adapter, I can still use them in my new iMac, which offers Thunderbolt 3. First up, I linked the new iMac to my old iMac and used the old one as a second monitor in target mode. Worked fine.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Thunder Bolt 4 Docking station has so much to offer. I just recently switched jobs and had to go through the process of reconfiguring my work from home setup due to all new equipment. The Thunderbolt Dock makes life so much easier to be able to move from the office to home seamlessly. With any new technology it takes some time to set up and figure out all the nuances, but I now that everything is up and running I couldn’t be happier. I had no issues with dual monitors. I know it is on the pricer side but having owned 3 different docking stations, this one really is a must have.

I don't know the numbers but this ssd with the Sabrent m.2 thunder bolt inclosure is much faster than the Samsung 4t usb c ssd that I have

3' is a short cable Although this does work well.

This is a quality thunderbolt cable; not much else to say.

This cable is great up to Thunderbolt 2. Enjoy!

The PD2705Q clones the display space of the Thunderbolt display (we're talking about the original T'bolt-- made from from 2011 to 2016). The PD2705Q's dimensions and resolution make it an excellent choice for any non-gamer who already has a Thunderbolt display and wants to move to a dual display setup. The visual hot areas of the two match to the millimeter. The result is that the PD2705Q is a Thunderbolt-equivalent visual surface. The active display areas can be brought to within 1.5 in of each other -- an inch for the T'bolt bezel + 0.5 in for the PD27'Q's. The PD2705Q has a smaller bezel so the overall dimensions are different but it's easy to align it's height so the tops and bottoms of the two displays are co-linear. This arrangement makes dragging a window from one display to the other is visually smooth. The mouse pointer can be moved from the bottom of one screen to the other without jumping up or down and without getting hung up at the edge. Why would anyone do this? Aren't there better displays than the now-ancient Thunderbolt? Well, yes, there are. LG makes a very nice curved display that fits the bill -- it is a 32:9 display that has the same overall dimensions as the T'bolt +PD2705Q. But check out the price of LG 49WL95C-W. If you already have a working Thunderbolt display, adding a BenQ will cost you around $400. There is some aggravation in cabling it up but it can be made to work quite nicely with the later model MacBook Pros and other computers. The PD2705P has limitations -- the sound quality is poor and there's the usual button mania with settings you will never use but the screen is sharp,bright, well balanced for color, and it includes a very nice, high quality metal stand that allows easy adjustment to bring the two displays in alignment. If you are a gamer this will probably not be satisfactory. But if you already have Thunderbolt display and want to double your visual workspace the PD2705Q is a great choice.

worked as advertised Thunderbolt 4 Cable

This is a short Thunderbolt cable. The length is perfect for my needs.

Most cheap and powerful Thunderbolt 3 Cable!