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There are plenty of USB A to USB C adaptors on the market. They should work. Hold in mind I have not seen official confirmation of this, but the adaptors work for most devices on most computres.
Might not work for charging; but charging from a computer’s USB A port has never worked well for iPads.
USB-a doesn’t have enough power to charge a iPad.There are plenty of USB A to USB C adaptors on the market. They should work. Hold in mind I have not seen official confirmation of this, but the adaptors work for most devices on most computres.
Might not work for charging; but charging from a computer’s USB A port has never worked well for iPads.
USB-a doesn’t have enough power to charge a iPad.
The Thunderbolt 3 ports support data transfer speeds of up to 40 gigabits per second. USB 3.1 supports data transfer speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second. Thunderbolt cables are more expensive than USB cables as are Thunderbolt capable devices such as hard drives.My iMac has thunderbolt 3 and USB-A ports. Is there reason to prefer one or the other for cable availability or performance?