Ready take your new MacBook Pro or MacBook Air out for a spin? Great, but you're not finished shopping yet. Here are the add-ons that will make your life on the road (and in the office ...

Using Satechi’s USB4 NVMe SSD Pro Enclosure, I made my own. It tops out at 40Gbps and is compatible with all the older USB-C and Thunderbolt ... adapter and the notebook. The cable meets the USB ...

Raycon also sells a longer cable, the 6.6ft (2m) Magic 180° Cable Pro ($29.99), which ships with an additional USB-C to USB-A adapter ... compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C, you can’t go ...

just get an official Thunderbolt 3 cable and you will be good to go. You can also check the power output of your USB port using this guide if you are curious. Also Read: How to fix USB-C problems ...

Here are the best USB-C/Thunderbolt displays with many available in the $400-$1,600 range. All the displays below work with a single-cable setup with your MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and even PCs.

More advanced features lie within the best Thunderbolt docks ... with a particular platform. Go ahead and use that USB-C that’s billed as being “for MacBook Pro, Chromebook, and XPS ...

However, USB ... 0 in USB-C, of course. You can get a variety of voltages out of a USB-C port, which is quite handy for charging things like laptops. You can get USB 3, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt.

If you own a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro ... adapter would be to a powered unit with even more ports and possibilities or to a Thunderbolt mini-dock. Satechi has pushed the limits of a USB-C/USB 3 ...

Even though the Thunderbolt Display used an older Thunderbolt standard, it remained compatible ... 2 to 3 adapter, for which Apple still charges a whopping $49. This adapter has a USB-C jack ...