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A TB dock uses the TB protocol, while the USB dock uses the USB protocol. The type of dock (TB or USB) is how the connection originates. There are a couple of mix-ups between what a TB dock is and what a USB dock is: Yes it would be cheaper, but unfortunately, that's not how it works.

#Mac pro usb c hub upgrade#

Would not only be cheaper but also allows me to use the same USB-Cĭock if I decided to upgrade to a future Macbook. Many fuel types can flow through one connector as opposed to designing a different connector for each fuel type.īeing able to use a USB-C dock with older Thunderbolt 2 Macbook Pros To continue the vehicle analogy - imagine having one pump that could safely detect if diesel (and which blend) or gasoline (leaded or unleaded) or ethanol (of many different blends) is needed from the same one hose that is inserted in to the side of the vehicle. It's like having 4 different adapters and plugs in one. Thunderbolt 3 uses a USB-C connector it "embeds" USB 3.1, PCIe, DisplayPort (DP) and power on the same set of cables. Thunderbolt is neither "compatible" nor "incompatible" with nor does it convert to USB-C. USB-C is just how the port is physically laid out. To use a car analogy, this is like asking for a gasoline that specifically works in convertibles. There is a fundamental difference between thunderbolt 3 using the USB-C connector style as opposed to the underlying data and voltages being compatible for USB to Thunderbolt. I need a Thunderbolt 2 (male) to USB-C female adaptor,

You aren't going to find a Thunderbolt 2 to USB-C adapter as it makes no sense for vendors to create one.įirst off, let's address the core (technical) premise of the question: (Assuming you mean to say that you have a MacBook Pro and not a MacBook because there is no MacBook that was made in 2014.) Not only docks but it would open a gateway to cheaper alternatives to those hideously expensive TB2 peripherals. surely there's a market for those still using TB2 MBPs wanting to upgrade in the next couple of years.

If not, why hasn't a vendor created one yet? I've explained that its a better financial investment than buying a TB2 dock.

If there is no such adapter please explain: If there is such an adapter please give a link and some form of evidence that these would have 100% compatibility with USB-C docks. I will accept an answer that meets the following requirements: Is there a reason why something like this hasn't been made? Or is the USB-C specification designed such that it is impossible? (hence businesses can still continue to sell expensive Thunderbolt 2 docks.) Being able to use a USB-C dock with older Thunderbolt 2 Macbook Pros would not only be cheaper but also allows me to use the same USB-C dock if I decided to upgrade to a future Macbook.įor that to work I need a Thunderbolt 2 (male) to USB-C female adaptor, after some searching it doesn't seem to exist. The cheapest Thunderbolt 2 dock costs around $200 while USB-C docks cost around $30. I currently use a 2014 MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt 2 ports, and I want to futureproof my purchase by acquiring a cheaper USB-C dock now. First and foremost, it features a Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 compatible passthrough, meaning you can take advantage of 100 W USB-C Power Delivery, connect to Thunderbolt 4 compatible devices, and even external displays up to 5K at 60Hz.Thunderbolt 2 docks have been quite expensive and they will be obsolete once I purchase the new Macbooks with USB-C ports. One single Hyper hub can replace multiple dongles, because this hub features 7 essential ports.

The magnetic grip can even be removed, revealing extended USB-C ports allowing compatibility with MacBooks stored inside protective cases. The HyperDrive Duo Pro includes two magnetically attached grips, one for the new 2021 MacBook Pros, and one designed for older 2016-2020 MacBooks.

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Watch the full video walkthrough for the details. For a limited time you can get the Duo Pro for 50% off.

Not only does the Hyper Duo Pro work with the new 14- and 16-inch 2021 MacBook Pro models, but it’s also compatible with MacBooks from 2016 onward, along with other devices like USB-C-enabled iPads, PCs, and Chromebooks. Featuring 7 ports, including gigabit Ethernet, microSD, and USB-A, this hub lets your add more I/O to your MacBook in a flash. If you’re a 2021 MacBook Pro user in search of more ports, then the HyperDrive Duo Pro USB-C hub is the solution your might be looking for.