Uad Arrow Thunderbolt 3 Cable

Bought this as a replacement to my UAD Arrow. I loved many things about the Arrow, but hated the horrible Windows drivers, the weak DSP power, and the low-quality (old gen) and low number of bundled plugins. This unit ships with 37 plugins of new gen, the DSP is strong enough to run them all at once, and the drivers for Windows are quite stable. Highly recommended.

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.

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!

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!

On a Mac, at least. Make sure you have an actual thunderbolt 3 cable.

Works well. No surprises, it works as it should for a Thunderbolt cable.