6 Things to Know About the ThinkCentre M710q's Ports

Front panel has only two USB 3.0 ports and a headphone jack No USB-C, no card reader, and no other extras on the front.

Rear panel adds two more USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports Use the USB 2.0 ports for your keyboard and mouse to save the faster ports for other devices.

Video output includes both DisplayPort and HDMI This was a nice touch for its era, letting you drive two monitors without an adapter.

No Thunderbolt or USB-C ports at all The M710q predates USB-C becoming standard, so you will need adapters for modern peripherals.

Gigabit Ethernet is the only wired networking option No Wi-Fi built in, so plan for a wired connection or add a USB Wi-Fi adapter.

The port selection is perfectly capable for an office PC of its time It keeps things simple and functional, but you will not mistake it for a modern machine.