USB4 Cable Compatible with Thunderbolt 4, 8K 5K USB-C Cable 8K@60Hz 5K/4K 60Hz Video 40Gbps Data Transmissions Rate 20V 5A 100W Power Delivery 3in1 USB-C Cable External SSD eGPU (1Meter)
★★★Why choose us?★★★
✅ - Versatile Connectivity
USB4 Cable compatible with thunderbolt 4 ports are compatible with many connection standards, including previous versions of Thunderbolt, USB, DisplayPort, and PCle. The ports fit standard USB-C type connectors.
✅ - Support Devices (Not a full list)
USB4 Cable compatible with connect thunderbolt 4 to everything you need with a dock. Enjoy superfast thunderbolt 4 data transfers, support for two 4K displays, and quick notebook charging. Discover a new level of high-performance gaming with external graphics.
✅ - Get the Most From Every Device
Supports daisy chaining to multiple devices.You can connect external monitors, Thunderbolt, and USB devices with a single Thunderbolt 4 cable.
★★★What you will get★★★
1 * USB4 Cable (1 Meter)
★★★Note★★★
- Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
- The colors may exist slight difference due to different screens.
- The cable for thunderbolt 4 cable can drive one 8k@60hz display or dual 4k@60hz displays. support crystal clear hd dual monitors at single 8k (7680 x 4320) @ 60hz or dual 4k(3840x2160) @ 60hz video resolution.
- Data transfer:usb4 cable for thunderbolt 4 cable has a maximum bandwidth of 40 gb/s.high data transmission rates like these enable new applications, such as solid state drive (ssd) storage arrays and external graphics cards (egpus).
- Usb4 for thunderbolt 4 cable includes support for displayport 2.0. it can power up to three 10k monitors at the same time, or one 16k monitor at 60hz. thunderbolt 4 supports dp 1.
- Usb4 for thunderbolt 4 cable supports usb power delivery (pd), allowing a tb4 port to send or receive up to 100w of power.
- Networking:usb4 cable for thunderbolt 4 cable networking allows peer -to -peer communication between two or more computers through a thunderbolt cable. this is useful for resource sharing and moving large amounts of data between computers.