ESTONE TJ-A323 USB4 cable 3.3ft Thunderbolt 4 40Gbps 100W 8K@60Hz
- USB4
- USB C to USB C
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A USB4 cable delivering 40 Gbps data, 100 W charging and 8K 60 Hz video over 3.3 ft
This 3.3ft USB C to USB C cable is built to the USB4 Gen 3x2 standard and delivers up to 40Gbps data throughput. It supports Thunderbolt 3 and 4 hosts and devices, and is backward compatible with earlier USB-C speeds. The nylon-braided jacket protects the conductors during daily carry.
The cable carries DisplayPort Alternate Mode video up to 8K at 60Hz or two 4K@60Hz streams from a compatible port. It also supplies up to 100W (20V/5A) Power Delivery 3.1 for charging laptops while the display is active. Buyers whose USB-C port lacks Alt Mode video will not get a picture, and devices limited to 60W charging will only draw their rated maximum.
The single specification that determines whether this part is correct is the 40Gbps USB4 Gen 3x2 rating. If the host, dock or storage device only operates at 20Gbps or 10Gbps, the extra headroom goes unused; if the workflow demands sustained 40Gbps to RAID arrays or eGPU enclosures, this cable meets that requirement.
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Model | TJ-A323 |
| Type | USB4 |
| Connector Type | USB C to USB C |
| Color | Black |
| Thunderbolt 3 | Yes |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Apple Compatible | USB-C port |
| Specifications | 100W USB4 Cable USB Standard: The Latest USB4 Gen 3x2 Connector Gender & Type: USB C Male to USB C Male, Bi-directional & Reversible. Power Delivery: PD 3.1/PD 3.0 PPS/PD2.0, QC4.0/3.0, and AFC, SCP, FCP, etc. Extended Power Range: Fully Supported, Backwards compatible with lower power requirements like 100W/80W/66W/60W and below. Supported Maximum Wattage: 100W, Compatible with Apple 100W USB-C EPR Charger to power MacBook Pro 16'' with a full load of 100W (Requires a 100W EPR PD 3.1 charger and device to load 100W). Supported Maximum Voltage: 20V, Voltage rating according to PD 3.1 |
| Refresh Rate | 8K@60Hz |
| Features | 100W, Leading Fast Charging Tech: When our USB C to USB C cable paired with a compatible charger, it reaches the maximum power supported by the device, supporting up to 100W (20V/5A) power supply. Within the next 5 to 10 years, this USBC to USBC fast charging cable can completely meet the demands of fast charging, and could charge virtually any USB-C device from phones and accessories to gaming laptops. ? Support 8K UHD Display: Support ultra HD video resolution, 40Gbps bandwidth allows single 8K@60Hz outputs or dual 4K@60Hz video, 40Gbps speed cables are suitable for eGPU and dual 4 |
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The cable is rated for 20 V at 5 A and 40 Gbps; normal operation stays within USB-IF thermal limits for passive USB4 Gen 3x2 cables.
The host USB-C port must provide DisplayPort Alternate Mode; without Alt Mode the cable carries only data and power.
The cable is backward compatible with USB 3.2, 3.1 and 2.0, but speed drops to the host port's maximum — 10 Gbps on USB 3.2 Gen 2.
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