Thunderbolt 4 is a high-speed connectivity solution ideal for creative professionals. With data transfer rates up to 40Gbps, support for 4K/8K displays, and 100-watt power delivery, it streamlines creative workflows. This all-in-one technology simplifies connections, minimizes cable clutter, and enhances productivity for artists, designers, and content creators.

Content Creators & Creative Professionals
For those working with high-resolution media, Thunderbolt provides support for advanced displays and fast 40 Gbps/32Gbps PCIe data transfer, streamlining the creative process.

Gamers
Thunderbolt excels for PC gamers by providing ultra-fast 40Gbps data transfers, support for high-resolution displays up to 8K or dual 4K at 144Hz, and the ability to connect multiple high-performance peripherals simultaneously, ensuring a seamless and technologically advanced gaming experience

Enterprise & Business
Thunderbolt docks streamline workflow processes for enterprises by acting as a central hub for connecting multiple peripherals, including external displays and storage devices, which can improve productivity due to high-speed data transfer rates.

Since 2016, Apple has incorporated Thunderbolt 3 in various MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini, and iPad Pro models, while in 2020, they began integrating Thunderbolt 4 into their Apple Silicon-based Macs, such as the M1 MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini, offering enhanced connectivity and performance.

Thunderbolt 4 has become increasingly popular and widespread in Windows laptops and desktops since its introduction, as well as in Chromebooks. Numerous manufacturers, including Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Google, have embraced the technology, incorporating it into various models, ranging from ultrabooks and gaming laptops to high-performance workstations, to offer enhanced connectivity and performance for a diverse array of users.