For USB-C cable connectivity though, you are probably going to have to buy a USB-A to USB-C adaptor, or a replacement cable. My personal preference would be for Apple’s own Magic Mouse 2, although even with this the cable provided (for charging) terminates in a USB-A connector.

It's been some time since Apple built in an ethernet port to its MacBook Pro lineup. With the introduction of USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 to the MacBook lineup in 2016, adding ethernet and other ports back to your MacBook is easier than ever. Here's how you can add ethernet to your MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C. Products used in this guide • Amazon: ($23) • Apple: ($1,299) How to add ethernet to your USB-C MacBook Pro • Acquire a USB-C-to-Ethernet adapter.

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• Plug USB-C end of the adapter into your Mac. • Plug ethernet cable into the ethernet port on the adapter. Note that you might find that you need to download driver software for your adapter to work at its full capacity.

If you purchased the adapter recommended in this guide, head to to get the necessary driver. Our top equipment picks To add ethernet support to your MacBook Pro (or any Mac laptop from 2018 on), you'll just need a basic adapter.

I've scoured the internet for a USB-C mouse. At this point it's like looking for Bigfoot. I hoped I could choose from either wireless or wired, by design or brand. I understood there wouldn't be a large selection, but surely a few companies are producing these. I know, I know.

'Get a dock or dongle!' I can hear it now. Though I'd prefer to avoid this if possible. Below is the only USB-C mouse I could find and I hope it's not the only one. Mini Optical Travel Mouse for USB-C Devices, Black 99235 Anyone know of any USB-C mice? I've scoured the internet for a USB-C mouse. At this point it's like looking for Bigfoot.

I hoped I could choose from either wireless or wired, by design or brand. I understood there wouldn't be a large selection, but surely a few companies are producing these. I know, I know. 'Get a dock or dongle!' I can hear it now.

Though I'd prefer to avoid this if possible. Below is the only USB-C mouse I could find and I hope it's not the only one. Mini Optical Travel Mouse for USB-C Devices, Black 99235 Anyone know of any USB-C mice? I've scoured the internet for a USB-C mouse. At this point it's like looking for Bigfoot. I hoped I could choose from either wireless or wired, by design or brand. I understood there wouldn't be a large selection, but surely a few companies are producing these.

I know, I know. 'Get a dock or dongle!'

I can hear it now. Though I'd prefer to avoid this if possible.

Below is the only USB-C mouse I could find and I hope it's not the only one. Mini Optical Travel Mouse for USB-C Devices, Black 99235 Anyone know of any USB-C mice? Click to expand.USB-C mice, like you have said, are basically only mini or wireless. I know you've said you'd rather not use a dongle at all, but something like or could work very well with mice you already have, and since they are both pretty small, you can leave them attached to your mouse's wire at all times unless you don't need it. I use one with my Samsung Galaxy S8, and it allows me to use any usb device flawlessly with my phone. Mice, keyboards, and controllers alike.

Vmware tools for mac download. Just drag the macOS High Sierra Image that you download and extracted in step #1 then drop it on the Virtual machine files. If you get a replace or skip files dialog box then click on Replace the in the destination.