Acasis
Acasis Thunderbolt 5 Cable 80Gbps 120Gbps 240W 3.3ft
Thunderbolt 5 cable delivers 80 Gbps data, 120 Gbps video bandwidth, 240 W power delivery and supports 16K at 60 Hz over 3.3 ft
Cable Length 3.3 Feet
- 1.6 Feet
- 3.3 Feet
- Certified 80 Gbps data transfer for reliable high-speed workflows
- 120 Gbps video bandwidth drives dual 8K 60 Hz displays
- 240 W power delivery at 48 V 5 A charges laptops fast
- Back-compatible with Thunderbolt 4, 3 and USB4 devices
- 3 ft length fits tidy desktop setups
Certified 80 Gbps Thunderbolt 5 Cable
This certified Thunderbolt 5 cable delivers up to 80 Gbps data transfer and 120 Gbps video bandwidth. It supports Power Delivery up to 240 W at 48 V 5 A. The 3.3 ft length connects laptops, docking stations and high-resolution displays with full backward compatibility.
For professionals moving large 3D models
Creators who need dual 8K at 60 Hz or triple 4K at 144 Hz will benefit from the 120 Gbps video bandwidth. Gamers targeting 4K at 540 Hz also gain headroom. Users only charging phones or connecting a single 1080p monitor will not use the available throughput.
Handles dual 6K or 8K at 60 Hz
The 120 Gbps video bandwidth drives 16K at 60 Hz for extreme workflows. 240 W Power Delivery charges high-performance laptops and workstations. Builds requiring longer cable runs or fibre-optic extension for greater distances will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Certified 80 Gbps data transfer for reliable high-speed workflows
- 120 Gbps video bandwidth drives dual 8K 60 Hz displays
- 240 W power delivery at 48 V 5 A charges laptops fast
- Back-compatible with Thunderbolt 4, 3 and USB4 devices
- 3 ft length fits tidy desktop setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a host and display that both support Thunderbolt 5 to reach 80 Gbps data and 120 Gbps video bandwidth?
Yes, both the source and the sink must be Thunderbolt 5 devices to achieve the full 80 Gbps data rate and 120 Gbps video bandwidth; the cable itself is certified for those speeds.
Will the cable still deliver 240 W power if I connect it to a Thunderbolt 4 laptop and a USB4 monitor?
The cable supports up to 240 W at 48 V 5 A on any USB-C port that negotiates that power level, so it will carry the full charge provided both ends agree on the PD contract.
How can I verify the link is running at 16K 60 Hz or 4K 540 Hz after I plug it in?
Check the display settings on your host — they will show the active resolution and refresh rate such as 16K at 60 Hz or 4K at 540 Hz when the connection is operating at its negotiated capability.
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