It is clear that the future of video editing is 4K and we are experiencing how in less than two years, 4K technology in monitors and televisions has become very cheap. All this is because the audiovisual industry knows that technology continues to improve and 4K has to become a standard now.
Apple knew that very early and that is why several years ago it started with retinal screens in its laptops and then made the leap with 4K and 5K screens in the 21'5 and 27-inch iMac respectively.
The last MacBook Pro presented both in 2016 and updated in 2017 are computers in this segment that for the first time they only have USB-C ports. The first to launch this type of port were the 12-inch MacBook, but these laptops are not the most suitable for editing or connecting 4K monitors.
Apple itself put up for sale your USB-C to VGA and HDMI port adapters but for many users they seem very cumbersome or simply need larger adapter cables. Satechi has thought about it and has put up for sale the cable that we want to talk about today.
Satechi has released a USB-C to HDMI 4K cable that works perfectly on the new MacBook Pros. The cable enables 4K video output at 60Hz. The cable has been manufactured with the premise of quality and a reasonable price. It is available in gold, silver, space gray and rose gold. Their characteristics are:
● Video output 4k 3840 x 2160 @ 60Hz
● Solid construction for a consistent connection.
● 2 meter flexible cable with brushed aluminum connectors.
● Plug & play.
● High compatibility with MacBook, MacBook Pro.
It costs U.S. dollar 39.99 and you can get it in the following link.