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I recently inherited an old MacBook Pro (10,1 Retina, Mid-2012) (my mum upgraded her MacBook Pro, so I have upgraded my 2009 Unibody 17" MacBook Pro!)
I've bought a USB 3.0 peripheral, not realising that the "new" MacBook Pro only has 2.0
But it has two thunderbolt ports.
Is there such a thing as a thunderbolt v1 hub that I can connect my USB 3.0 device to?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
MacBook Pro Retina
Hi,
USB 3.0 downward compatible, so you can connect USB3.0 peripherals to USB2.0 ports.
Hi,
USB 3.0 downward compatible, so you can connect USB3.0 peripherals to USB2.0 ports.
Thank you.
It didn't work the first time, so I assumed I had it wrong.
But I told it what you said, and it worked the next time I plugged it in!
Thank you for your help.
MacBookPro10,1 thunderbolt port confusion.
