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Apple Thunderbolt 3 zu (Thunderbolt 2, 15 cm)
EUR58,67

Apple Thunderbolt 3 zu

Thunderbolt 2, 15 cm


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Schmidi xX

1 year ago

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sysOS

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Hi Simon, are you sure you have a Thunderbolt display? Does the connector have a lightning bolt symbol? There was also the Cinema Display with a screen symbol. Same plug. Fits into the Thunderbolt socket, but is a Mini DisplayPort plug. It does not work with the adapter. Although it fits. I have a Thunderbolt display and the adapter. However, I haven't used them together yet. I will catch up. I'm interested to see if it works (MacBook Pro, Apple Silicon). Best regards
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edonbk

1 year ago

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KlausC909

2 years ago

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berlintown

3 years ago

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sysOS

3 years ago • purchased this product

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I have used the adapter in different ways: 1. Mac mini with Thunderbolt 1 port -> Thunderbolt 1/2 cable -> adapter -> Thunderbolt 3 hard drive (USB-C port). 2. MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C port) -> adapter -> Thunderbolt 1/2 cable -> Thunderbolt 1 hard drive Both work flawlessly. It is important to understand that the adapter can only and exclusively connect Thunderbolt ports. A USB-C port on a hard drive does not necessarily mean that it belongs to a Thunderbolt interface. Most of the time, a USB-C connection hides a USB 3.1 interface, which is already much more performant than USB 2.0 interfaces, but does not understand the Thunderbolt protocol. You can usually recognise Thunderbolt-compatible ports by a lightning symbol. The cables must also be Thunderbolt (with lightning symbol), otherwise the communication will not be adjustable. A pure USB-C cable is NOT sufficient!
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falkladema

3 years ago

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v.jordan

3 years ago

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khadjeba

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Hello, I bought this adapter with a 0.5m Thunderbolt 2 cable to use my iMac as an external display with my MacBook Air 2022. I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use this adapter with a MacBook Air 2022 as an external display. You need to have at most macOS High Sierra. There is a procedure on the apple support but I haven't had the time to apply it yet: https://support.apple.com/en-us... I'm sorry.
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Anonymous

4 years ago

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alfredg

4 years ago • purchased this product

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I have not yet been able to use the Thunderbolt 1 connection with a modern hard drive with this adapter - even with a power-supplying hub in between. Have since put the experiment on hold until I find more information on it. - Alfred
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bz10

5 years ago

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digitalwork()

5 years ago • purchased this product

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If your audio interface really has a Thunderbolt 2 connection, it should work. This adapter is expressly made for this purpose according to the description on Apple's product website. It states: "The Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter lets you connect Thunderbolt and Thunderbolt 2 devices - such as external hard drives or Thunderbolt Docks - to any Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) / USB 4 port on your Mac. Because it's a bi-directional adapter, you can also use it to connect new Thunderbolt 3 devices to a Mac with a Thunderbolt or Thunderbolt 2 port and macOS Sierra or later. ..." I had bought the adapter by mistake when I wanted to connect an external SSD to a MacPro 2013 (with Thunderbolt 2). The problem was that the external SSD had a USB-C port, but this is not also a Thunderbolt 3 port.
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katj

5 years ago

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jungvonmatt

5 years ago • purchased this product

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The required cable is basically correct (to activate Target Mode you always need a connected keyboard to execute "CMD-F2"): The question is rather The required iMac Taget supports Display Mode: more info here: https://applerepairstation.co.uk/Technical%... The 17.1 rather not, the 11.3 rather Yes, good luck
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BS1980

5 years ago

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ParaNox1

5 years ago • purchased this product

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Good morning Baszero The iMac 2019 cannot be used as an External Display with any cable. This has not been possible since 2014. See: https://www.google.ch/amp... screen can be used. This has no longer been possible since 2014. Sorry for the negative answer
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nights

5 years ago

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Anonymous

5 years ago • purchased this product

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That's what I asked myself and ordered several right away :oD... Now they have probably noticed that they were much cheaper than the competition and have adjusted the price... ;o)

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