Is there a USB port that uses USB 2 OR USB 3? null

It has two (2) USB-C ports that support USB4 & Thunderbolt 3...so capable of way faster data transfer speeds than USB2 or 3, but yes - it supports those USB standards as well. To get the maximum data transfer speeds you've got to connect a device that also supports Thunderbolt 3 or USB4. Note there are *no* USB-A ports (the rectangle connector, like on most USB flash drives), so you'll need an adaptor or dongle to plug in any USB device that doesn't have a USB-C connector...but this has been the norm on MacBooks since the mid to late 2010s.

USB 4 - it does not however have USB A (which is what I assume you mean). You would need a USB C to USB A adapter. A “USB C hub” typically has the connections you are looking for. I personally like to have Ethernet, HDMI, USB C, and USB A connectors on my hubs.

“Is there a USB port that uses USB 2 OR USB 3?”

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Answered by gscottmalibu 6 months ago
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It has two (2) USB-C ports that support USB4 & Thunderbolt 3...so capable of way faster data transfer speeds than USB2 or 3, but yes - it supports those USB standards as well. To get the maximum data transfer speeds you've got to connect a device that also supports Thunderbolt 3 or USB4. Note there are *no* USB-A ports (the rectangle connector, like on most USB flash drives), so you'll need an adaptor or dongle to plug in any USB device that doesn't have a USB-C connector...but this has been the norm on MacBooks since the mid to late 2010s.
Answered by AratakaReigen 1 year ago
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USB 4 - it does not however have USB A (which is what I assume you mean). You would need a USB C to USB A adapter. A “USB C hub” typically has the connections you are looking for. I personally like to have Ethernet, HDMI, USB C, and USB A connectors on my hubs.
Answered by KevinK 1 year ago
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