Review on StarTech.com Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter - Connect TB3 Laptops to TB2 Displays/Devices - TB3 Certified Converter - 20Gbps/10Gbps Speeds - Black - Windows/Mac Compatible by Edwin White

I purchased this (StarTech.com Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter) in 2017 to connect my Universal Audio Apollo Twin Duo 2 to an Acer Predator Windows 10 17" laptop with a Thunderbolt 3 port. Worked flawlessly.Now I need to connect my old Firewire audio interface to my new MacBook Pro which only has ONE Thunderbolt 3 port.The FireWire to Thunderbolt 3 adapter doesn't exist and never will (since nobody has made one yet Apple of course requires you to spend $29 for a Firewire to Thunderbolt TWO-STYLE adapter (this connector is a DIFFERENT style than the Thunderbolt 3 cable) wanted to pay another $49. 00 Until I remembered I had this adapter. So I had to buy a $29 FireWire adapter. I then connected it to my new 2020 Apple computer and everything worked. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: to update and what to discard what are you currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Computers are not compatible with devices they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Computers come with devices that they do not manufacture or sell are not compatible. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. which they do not produce or sell. 3: peripherals, which can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. which they do not produce or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. which can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you are forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you are currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. which can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. Much of Apple's research and development revolves around making their products so incompatible that you're forced to either 1: upgrade or discard what you're currently using. 2: Computers are not compatible with any device they do not manufacture or sell. 3: Peripherals that can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. which can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All of the Apple cables I had quickly fell apart at both ends. which can be quickly disabled and are a necessary component for the operation of their devices. All the Apple cables I had