Batianda
Batianda USB C 3.2 Gen 2 20Gbps 100W 4K 15FT 2Pack
A two-pack of 15-foot USB-C cables delivering 20 Gbps data, 100 W charging and 4K 60 Hz video over Thunderbolt 3 or 4 ports
- 20Gbps data speed moves large files fast
- 100W charging powers laptops and phones quickly
- 4K at 60Hz video connects to external monitors
- Nylon braid rated for 40000 bends resists wear
- Two 15FT cables cover desk and travel needs
What this cable delivers
This two-pack provides USB-C to USB-C cables rated for 20Gbps data transfer and up to 100W Power Delivery charging. Each 15-foot length carries 4K video at 60Hz when the host port supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode. The braided nylon jacket and aluminium connector housings are rated for over 40,000 bends.
Who benefits and who should look elsewhere
Users needing a single cable for charging, high-speed data and external 4K display connection will find the specification a match. Buyers whose devices lack USB-C video output or who require longer runs without active signal support should consider other options.
Check your setup before ordering
Verify that your laptop, tablet or phone USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode for video and the Power Delivery profile you need. Confirm the 15-foot length suits your desk layout and that both ends are standard USB-C — no legacy USB-A or micro connectors are involved.
Highlights
- 20Gbps data speed moves large files fast
- 100W charging powers laptops and phones quickly
- 4K at 60Hz video connects to external monitors
- Nylon braid rated for 40000 bends resists wear
- Two 15FT cables cover desk and travel needs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a USB-C port with DisplayPort Alt Mode on my laptop to use the 4K@60Hz video output?
Yes, the 3840×2160@60Hz video function only works when the host USB-C port supports DP Alt Mode; without it the cable still delivers 20Gbps data and 100W charging.
Will the 15FT length and 20Gbps rating still perform reliably when connected to a Thunderbolt 3 dock?
The cable is compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and 4 ports and maintains its 20Gbps data rate and 100W power delivery at the full 15FT length.
How can I verify the cable is delivering 100W charging and 20Gbps throughput after plugging it in?
Check the power meter on your laptop or charger to confirm up to 100W draw, and run a large file transfer to observe sustained 20Gbps speeds.
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