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Best Uses for the Cable You can actually run separate cables off many computers to achieve the same effect. Many computers have dual ports and some monitors will work off USB connections.

This is the minimum that every monitor branded as being USB-C compatible should be able to handle. In the case of budget-oriented monitors, you might still need a separate cable to charge your laptop.

Around back, there is a single 10/100 network jack, a VGA port, four USB ports (each with a green power status LED) and the power adapter port. Two audio jacks can be found on the right side.

The 2-meter USB-C Charge Cable ($29) has USB-C plugs on both ends and connects to the MacBook for charging. Apple notes that it supports USB 2 for syncing and data transfer between devices.