Apple’s older 12in MacBook features one 5Gbps Gen 1 USB-C port, while the later Intel MacBook Air (2018 and later) and MacBook Pro (from 2016) boast either two or four 40Gbps Thunderbolt 3 ports.

Using appropriate cables, you could achieve 4x performance from a single port. Many use Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C interchangeably, but they have very different applications. USB-C is a type of port ...

You’ll find faster variants of USB-C (called Thunderbolt 3, 4 or 5) on the MacBook Pro (post-2016 models), MacBook Air (post-2018), the iMac (after 2017) and Mac mini (2018 and later).

The industry is transitioning away from Thunderbolt 3 and embracing Thunderbolt 4 ... Both Thunderbolt docks and the best USB-C hubs and dongles provide legacy ports (USB-A, microSD, and others ...

It lacks a DisplayPort, but offers nearly every other port you need to connect most desk peripherals, including a downstream ...

Talking about high-quality USB-C implementations, there’s a product that has multiple selling points designed around USB-C, and is arguably a shining example of how to do USB-C right. It’s the ...

The Thunderbolt 3 connection lets the included USB-C ports act as a hub for peripherals like an external SSD or mouse and keyboard. The Studio Display takes inspiration from the Pro Display XDR ...

You’ll find faster variants of USB-C (called Thunderbolt 3, 4 or 5) on the MacBook Pro (post-2016 models), MacBook Air (post-2018), the iMac (after 2017) and Mac mini (2018 and later).