(Assuming you mean to say that you have a MacBook Pro and not a MacBook because there is no MacBook that was made in 2014.) Not only docks but it would open a gateway to cheaper alternatives to those hideously expensive TB2 peripherals. surely there's a market for those still using TB2 MBPs wanting to upgrade in the next couple of years. If not, why hasn't a vendor created one yet? I've explained that its a better financial investment than buying a TB2 dock.If there is no such adapter please explain: If there is such an adapter please give a link and some form of evidence that these would have 100% compatibility with USB-C docks. I will accept an answer that meets the following requirements: Is there a reason why something like this hasn't been made? Or is the USB-C specification designed such that it is impossible? (hence businesses can still continue to sell expensive Thunderbolt 2 docks.) Being able to use a USB-C dock with older Thunderbolt 2 Macbook Pros would not only be cheaper but also allows me to use the same USB-C dock if I decided to upgrade to a future Macbook.įor that to work I need a Thunderbolt 2 (male) to USB-C female adaptor, after some searching it doesn't seem to exist. The cheapest Thunderbolt 2 dock costs around $200 while USB-C docks cost around $30.

I currently use a 2014 MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt 2 ports, and I want to futureproof my purchase by acquiring a cheaper USB-C dock now. Thunderbolt 2 docks have been quite expensive and they will be obsolete once I purchase the new Macbooks with USB-C ports.

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