At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Best-in-class stability Excellent streaming Upstream Thunderbolt and display connection SD/microSD slots Upstream Thunderbolt port fast-charges phones Cons Power button doesn’t remember if it’s on Poor storage performance Our Verdict…
A Thunderbolt 5 cable has finally appeared, even before Thunderbolt 5 docks have begun shipping. Cable Matters is now advertising several “Intel Certified” Thunderbolt 5 cables capable of 120Gbps—but only one is worth buying, eventually.…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros 11 fast ports Up to 4x 4K at 60Hz displays 6K at 60Hz display 180W power supply Quality build Cons U.K. buyers require local plug Our Verdict If you…
Intel on Wednesday announced a new Thunderbolt feature called Thunderbolt Share, which allows users to connect one PC directly to another to share files or to do screen sharing to control one computer from another. Intel…
With Thunderbolt Share, Intel is turning the Thunderbolt cable into a way to connect two PCs to one another, sharing files or controlling a PC. Simple, huh? Well, except that Intel isn’t exactly making it…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Can connect to four displays Tons of ports — no need to buy an adapter! You’ll love the vertical stand Cons Expensive Some stability concerns Front USB-A port doesn’t…
Apple made its popular Apple Thunderbolt Display from 2011 to 2016–we still get questions about using the display eight years after it was discontinued. Even though the Thunderbolt Display used an older Thunderbolt standard, it…
Razer has launched the Razer Blade 18 laptop with what the company says are two firsts: an optional 18-inch, 200Hz 4K panel and Thunderbolt 5 capabilities. Pricing on the updated, New Razer Blade 18 is…
Historically, you’ve had two options to expand the port capabilities of your laptop: an inexpensive USB-C dongle or a more powerful, pricey Thunderbolt docking station. A third option is quietly emerging, trying to split the…
Choosing the best Thunderbolt dock simply can’t be done with an eye on specs alone. It’s a process that can take time and resources, but pays off in the confidence that I’ve reached the right…