does this work with the thunderbolt 2 ports
184440
which thunderbolt 2 do you mean? is it on Macbook Pro Retina? i found it works well on my Macbook Pro Retina early 2013
184441
Yes it does. I am using it currently with a brand new macbook pro that has thunderbolt 2.
1589554
Not really. It's only used for Time Machine backups and is connected to the 27-inch Apple Thunderbolt display. That leaves 2 thunderbolt ports on the MacBook itself iof we need to connect other items.
2115005
No. You need a Thunderbolt male to HDMI male. This is a thunderbolt male to HDMI female.
446566
Sorry not sure, you should verify with Apple, since their ports sometimes are not universal. Have a great day
1395577
This will work with any display port whether it is onboard graphics or discrete graphics, and yes you could use it for an apple thunderbolt display.
1265546
It will work with any of the 30 pin connectors. So basically the non thunderbolt versions.
688091
yes it does work with the 27" thunderbolt display and the 30" dvi cinema displays.
2258617
I believe it does, but you can find detailed information on the model and capacity here: http://www.g-technology.com/products/g-dock-ev-thunderbolt
1892620
Yes, Thunderbolt and MiniDisplay use the same connector. Some more info here: http://www.cnet.com/news/confusing-mini-displayport-with-thunderbolt/
905383
I have used it with both, works perfectly with either. Get the thunderbolt adapter.
581853
Yeah. Mini display and thunderbolt are the same size/thing. Works perfect with my MacBook Air.
1660475
No. Just a single port so it must be at the end. I did note in another post that it can function as a Thunderbolt drive dock for 2.5" drives.
1647120
It does. You will need an adapter. I have a MacBook Pro. Because the MacBook Pro has a thunderbolt input, I bought a mini-display port to display port adapter. The monitor plugs into the display port end, the mini-display port end plugs into the thunderbolt 2 input on the mac.
448174
No it does not, this will only accomplish Mini DisplayPort tasks. This will not transfer data via thunderbolt or work with anything that requires thunderbolt and is not compatible with Mini DisplayPort. While I generally do not buy Apple cables, as they are usually overpriced with alternatives available that work just as well at a fraction of the cost- a 6ft/2m Thunderbolt cable does not seem to be made any cheaper from a, reliable third party competitor, Kanex and Monoprice does not currently seem to manufacture Thunderbolt cables. http://www.amazon.com/Kanex-TBOLT2M-2-Meter-Thunderbolt-Cable/dp/B00865YE4O/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1396475999&sr=8-5&keywords=thunderbolt+cable So I would suggest in this particular scenario simply purchasing Apple's version http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MD861ZM-Thunderbolt-Cable-VERSION/dp/B00B3Y4FAS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396475999&sr=8-1&keywords=thunderbolt+cable or if the length doesn't matter, the .5M cable (which is actually cheaper if you buy from Apple vs. Kanex.) http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MD862ZM-Thunderbolt-Cable-VERSION/dp/B00B3Y4U4E/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396475999&sr=8-2&keywords=thunderbolt+cable
1178973
In my experience the second Thunderbolt port on these Seagate Backup Plus adapters can be used for any additional Thunderbolt device including Apple Cinema Display monitors, pro video capture and play devices, audio DACs, additional hard drives or RAIDS. Hope this helps.
1946765
I've not heard of Thunderbolt 2. My presumption is the CABLES are the same. I'd buy it, knowing you are safe to return it if something DOES NOT work... but bet it will work fine!
407998
Probably. As long as you don't use Mini DisplayPort in the Thunderbolt port. At least one display has to be Thunderbolt. For displays that are not Thunderbolt, the Thunderbolt port is backwards compatible with Mini DisplayPort. The dock supports either HDMI or Mini DisplayPort, but not both at the same time.