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Aomoproing Thunderbolt 5 cable 4.9 ft
A 4.9 ft Thunderbolt cable delivering 80 Gbps data transfer, 16K video at 60 Hz and up to 240 W charging
- Charges up to 240W with a compatible charger
- Delivers 16K@60Hz or dual 8K video over 80Gbps bandwidth
- Transfers 25,000 HD photos in one minute at 80Gbps
- Works with Thunderbolt 5, 4 and 3 monitors and docks
- 9 ft length suits desktop and docking setups
Thunderbolt 5 cable for high-speed workflows
This Thunderbolt 5 cable serves creators and professionals who need a single USB-C connection for 16K video output, rapid data movement and up to 240W charging. It links laptops, monitors, docking stations and external SSDs that support the Thunderbolt standard. Buyers who require legacy USB-A connectors or longer runs beyond 4.9 ft will need a different solution.
Thermals noise and power in daily use
The cable carries up to 48V at 5A to deliver 240W of power without active cooling, so it remains silent during charging and data transfers. Bandwidth scales with the host port: 20 Gbps on Gen 2, 40 Gbps on Gen 3 and the full 80 Gbps on Gen 4. No fan or external power adapter is involved.
Build quality and everyday connectivity
A USB-C to USB-C design plugs directly into modern MacBooks, Thunderbolt 5, 4 and 3 displays, docks and SSD enclosures. The 4.9 ft length suits desktop setups while keeping the signal path short for maximum throughput. Users needing angled connectors or ruggedised jacketing should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Charges up to 240W with a compatible charger
- Delivers 16K@60Hz or dual 8K video over 80Gbps bandwidth
- Transfers 25,000 HD photos in one minute at 80Gbps
- Works with Thunderbolt 5, 4 and 3 monitors and docks
- 9 ft length suits desktop and docking setups
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
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Questions about this item
How do I plug this 4.9 ft Thunderbolt cable into a dock or monitor without damaging the connector?
Insert the USB-C plug straight into the port until it clicks; do not force it at an angle, and keep the cable’s bend radius gentle near the ends to avoid stress on the internal wiring.
Will the 240W charging capability degrade over time so I need a new cable later?
The cable is rated for 240W (48V/5A) and passive copper construction has no active components to wear out; replacement is only needed if the connectors become loose or the jacket shows cuts.
At what point does sustained 80Gbps transfer hit a thermal or signal limit on this cable?
The 4.9 ft length stays within Thunderbolt 5 passive-cable specs, so the first limit you reach will be the host controller’s 80Gbps Gen4 ceiling, not cable overheating or signal loss.
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