And with the addition of Thunderbolt 3 now being the super-set of USB-C, eventually, we'll just have only one type of port and cable to connect all peripheral devices to each other and to a computer.

12- or 14-port models There are two versions of the OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock: one with 12 ports, the other with 14. We’ve pictured the 14-port version above. The older 12-port TB3 Dock ...

It's not a particularly surprising omission given the continuing decline in use for the standard and the fact that OWC had previously dropped the port from its main Thunderbolt 3 dock lineup.

It's also a Thunderbolt 3 cable, which means that the Thunderbolt 3 port on the HyperDrive is a pass-through connector. It provides 60W power delivery, but overall the device doesn't offer any ...

The port can also deliver up to 15 W of power thanks to USB-C Power Delivery, so you could charge your iPhone or iPad through it. The 85W Thunderbolt 3 port is on the back of the unit, next to a ...

That Thunderbolt 3 port, however, is reserved to connect to a Mac, as the 40Gbps throughput is necessary to power all the peripherals. It also provides up to 85 watts to power an attached laptop ...

This dock also offers 85W of charging power to keep your MacBook Pro topped up, as well as two 15W Thunderbolt 3 ports and an 18W USB-C Power Deliver (PD) port, perfect for keeping your iPhone ...

All Thunderbolt 3 (and subsequent Thunderbolt revisions) ports work as a USB-C-based USB port, but not vice versa. As a ...

Intel's Thunderbolt ... Thunderbolt 3, but it made advancements in other areas. It doubled video support, allowing for dual 4K displays at a 60Hz refresh rate each from a single port.

OWC finally gets up to speed with its 14-Port Thunderbolt 3 Dock, offering all the connectivity of its competitors at a lower price point. With 2018 being full of product launches, the dock has ...