Can i use a APPLE 27 Thunderbolt display with a M2 MAC MINI?
If so what adapter would i need?
And is it possibly?
If so what adapter would i need?
And is it possibly?
Yes, easy. Get the Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter. I use one to connect an M2 MacBook Pro to an Apple 27 Thunderbolt display and it works perfectly.
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Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter
Effortlessly connect your Mac to a Thunderbolt 2 device with the Apple Thunderbolt 3 Adapter. Buy now at apple.comwww.apple.com
Thanks but the M2 MAC MINI is not in the compatibility list the M1 Mini is.Yes, easy. Get the Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter. I use one to connect an M2 MacBook Pro to an Apple 27 Thunderbolt display and it works perfectly.
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Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter
Effortlessly connect your Mac to a Thunderbolt 2 device with the Apple Thunderbolt 3 Adapter. Buy now at apple.comwww.apple.com
So? It still works.Thanks but the M2 MAC MINI is not in the compatibility list the M1 Mini is.
Thanks but the M2 MAC MINI is not in the compatibility list the M1 Mini is.
It was just that it just says Mac Mini 2023 and not put the 2 in there.
I get your point there.Point takenThere are multiple Mac minis introduced in 2023, so by not specifying it refers to all of them (M2 and M2 Pro)
And they put (M1) next to the 2020s because there were still Intel Minis that year.There are multiple Mac minis introduced in 2023, so by not specifying it refers to all of them (M2 and M2 Pro)
Well, not 2020 Intels. But yeah, they still sold the 2018 mini.And they put (M1) next to the 2020s because there were still Intel Minis that year.
Nothing is straight forward.Well, not 2020 Intels. But yeah, they still sold the 2018 mini.
The real confusing one is the 2020 MacBook Air. There's "MacBook Air (Retina, 13-inch, 2020)" or "MacBook Air (M1, 2020)"... the "Retina" introduced in March, with Intel, and then the Apple Silicon in November 🤪
I'm curious if you were able to confirm if the M2 Mac Mini does work with the Thunderbolt Display. The only person who confirmed that this is StevieOM. However, he confirmed it with a mac that only has Thunderbolt 3 ports. The M2 Mac mini has Thunderbolt4 ports. Sure, the compatibility list that everyone discussed has the Mac Mini M2 listed, but this is for the dongle. It is not specificially for the Thunderbolt display itself. I've been having issues getting it to work on a PC that has Thunderbolt 4 ports, and most people report the same thing. I'm curious to see if it does work with the M2 mini as well since I'm thinking about going down that road as well.Thanks but the M2 MAC MINI is not in the compatibility list the M1 Mini is.