“I must be missing something. What's the point of having a SS USB interface like Type C (3.1 Gen1) or Thunderbolt 3 when the drive itself can only transfer data at a paltry 135 Mbps? Seems like some phoey baloey marketing BS to me.”
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Many newer iMacs only have Type-C and TB ports. If you don’t need Thunderbolt-level data transfer speed, the design still permits you to use the drive without having to buy an (expensive) adaptor. This may not be what their designers (or marketeers) were thinking, but that’s why I bought this one—just for routine backup on my iMac.
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