BUCIER
BUCIER 5ft USB 5 Cable 80 Gbps 240W USB-C to USB-C
A 5 ft USB 5 cable carrying 80 Gbps data, 240 W power and dual 8K or triple 16K @144 Hz video over USB-C
- 80 Gbps bi-directional transfer for rapid file sync
- Dual 8K or triple 16K at 144 Hz for high-resolution workflows
- 240 W charging with PD 3.1 for power-hungry laptops
- Single cable handles data, video and power simultaneously
- 5 ft length suits typical desktop and docking setups
What this cable does
The BUCIER USB 5 cable carries data at 80 Gbps, delivers up to 240 W of power and drives dual 8K or triple 16K displays at 144 Hz over a single USB-C to USB-C link. It is built for professionals moving large video or 3D files and for power-hungry laptops that charge via USB Power Delivery 3.1.
Who should use it and who should not
Creators and engineers who need maximum throughput and high-resolution multi-monitor setups will benefit. Users with older USB 3 or USB 4 ports will not reach the stated speeds or display modes, and anyone needing a longer reach than the supplied length should look elsewhere.
The deciding specification
The 80 Gbps bi-directional bandwidth is the single figure that determines whether this cable matches your workflow; if your host and device both support USB 5, you get the full rate, otherwise the connection falls back to the lowest common standard.
Highlights
- 80 Gbps bi-directional transfer for rapid file sync
- Dual 8K or triple 16K at 144 Hz for high-resolution workflows
- 240 W charging with PD 3.1 for power-hungry laptops
- Single cable handles data, video and power simultaneously
- 5 ft length suits typical desktop and docking setups
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
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Questions about this item
Does the 5 ft USB 5 cable come with any adapters or is it just the cable?
The package contains the 5 ft USB 5 cable with USB-C connectors on both ends. No adapters or extra accessories are included.
When should I choose the 80 Gbps version instead of a slower cable?
Choose the 80 Gbps cable when moving 4K video, 3D models or other large datasets between devices that both support USB 5, because it doubles the throughput of USB 4.
What does the 240 W rating mean when I plug this cable into my laptop?
With a PD 3.1 charger and a compatible laptop, the cable can deliver up to 240 W, enough to fast-charge high-performance notebooks while simultaneously driving dual 8K or triple 16K displays at 144 Hz.
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