LG's UltraFine 5K Display, on the other hand, relies on Thunderbolt 3 and will not work with the iPad Pro.
Here's a good example of how confusing it is to navigate what will work and when: LG's UltraFine 4K Display supports a USB-C connection and works with the iPad Pro without any extra adapters. Apple suggests Belkin's USB-C to USB-C cable or Apple's Thunderbolt 3 USB-C cable as a means to unlock the full throughput. The iPad Pro uses the DisplayPort standard, but requires a high-speed cable in order to output at 5K resolutions. For example, the iPad Pro doesn't support Thunderbolt 3 displays, despite the connector looking identical to a USB-C connector. Not all USB-C connections are created equal. It also makes it possible to work with monitors that have up to 5K resolution.
The new iPad Pro ( $555 at eBay) makes it easier to do - arguably, as we'll see - thanks to its USB-C port. The ability to mirror your iPad's ( $190 at Amazon) display to an external monitor has been possible for years through an HDMI adapter (30-pin or Lightning).
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