Apple's new M4 Pro and M4 Max Mac models now have Thunderbolt 5 support. Here are what docks and accessories you can buy now to get the most out of the new high-speed connection.

Cable Matters Inc. has introduced their Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station. This new product enhances connectivity and performance capabilities for professionals, gamers, and content creators. The ...

Thunderbolt 5 has been here for some time, but aside from being used as a high-bandwidth hub connector for docks, there hasn’t been a use case that can push the speedy protocol to its limits.

It’s backwards compatible, but buying Thunderbolt 4 or 5 devices will also future-proof your setup. So if your Mac has “just” Thunderbolt 3, don’t worry.

USB4 2.0 was released as a specification to the industry in June 2023, and Thunderbolt 5 followed in September 2023. As you may have noticed above, Thunderbolt 5’s data transfer and power delivery ...

So a Thunderbolt 5 docking station or monitor should be able to charge your laptop, Steam Deck or smartwatch much more effectively than any Thunderbolt 4/USB-C device you currently own ...

There aren’t many PCs that actually have Thunderbolt 5 ports yet, but the protocol is backward compatible, so you could still ...

Cable Matters has announced the release of its latest product, the Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station, a device tailored to meet the needs of professionals, gamers, and content creators.This innovative ...

Since Apple announced the first Thunderbolt 5-enabled Macs last year, it hasn’t taken long for peripheral-makers to usher in new Thunderbolt 5 compatible devices. Of course, Sonnet is often at ...

Boasting a Thunderbolt 5 interface, the new SSD from OWC offers bidirectional bandwidth of up to 80Gbps, equivalent to 10,000MB/s, at the high end of the scale.

However, Thunderbolt 5's alternate mode can transmit at 120Gbps while receiving data at 40Gbps upon detecting certain devices. The extra boost currently only supports cable lengths up to two meters.

Power delivery is increased from 100 watts to 140-240 watts, supporting Power Delivery 3.1, which meets the fast charging needs of modern devices. Thunderbolt 5 adoption is expected soon, with ...