While Thunderbolt ports aren't as common as USB-C ports, they offer serious benefits for creatives, especially with compatible devices, enhancing efficiency and connectivity.
The key difference between Thunderbolt and USB-C comes down to speed, compatibility, and power, with Thunderbolt notably much faster and having more capabilities.
Compatibility gets a little confusing; Thunderbolt ports are backwards compatible with USB-C devices, allowing you to plug a USB-C device into a Thunderbolt 3 or 4 port.
Many of the best Macs for video editing feature Thunderbolt 4 ports, enabling speedier transfers of large video files and support for multiple high-resolution displays.
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