3 ms·

Wouldn't an USB-C enabled monitor provide the same functionality? Whenever you plug in either laptop the USB-C connection would provide video, an USB hub (on th

Wouldn't an USB-C enabled monitor provide the same functionality? Whenever you plug in either laptop the USB-C connection would provide video, an USB hub (on the monitor) and even charge your laptop. What am I missing here? Well, unless you don't use an external display. And in that case why not just get an USB-C hub with video out? Your Thunderbolt-enabled Macbook should work regardless.

Domenic_S 7y ago
yes except now I have to replace a perfectly good thunderbolt monitor with a usb-c monitor.
- dpkonofa 7y ago
  No, you don't. USB-C supports Thunderbolt. The most you'd need is a cable.