ESTONE TJ-Thunderbolt5 USB4 Cable 1.6ft 80Gbps 240W 16K@60Hz
- USB4
- USB C to USB C
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A USB-C cable delivering 80 Gbps data, 240 W charging and 16K@60Hz single or dual 8K display with 5,000-bend durability
This Thunderbolt 5 cable connects USB‑C devices at up to 80 Gbps and delivers up to 240 W of power. It suits creators, professionals and gamers who need fast data transfer, high‑resolution video output and rapid charging for laptops and accessories.
The reversible USB‑C connectors plug in either way and the cable is rated for 5000 bend cycles in lab tests. Problems usually arise when the host, charger or display does not support the USB4 Gen 4 or Thunderbolt 5 standards, limiting speed, power or video modes to the lowest common denominator.
The cable handles 16K at 60 Hz, dual 8K at 60 Hz or triple 4K at 144 Hz, and can reach 120 Gbps with Bandwidth Boost for display traffic. Actual throughput and charging rate depend on the capabilities of the connected devices and the quality of the power source.
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Model | TJ-Thunderbolt5 |
| 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 | Upgraded Thunderbolt 5 Cable USB Standard: The Latest USB4 Gen 4 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 180W/140W/100W/60W and below. Supported Maximum Wattage: 240W, Compatible with Apple 140W USB-C EPR Charger to power MacBook Pro 16'' with a full load of 140W (Requires a 240W EPR PD 3.1 charger and device to load 240W). Supported Maximum Voltage: 48V, Voltage rating accord |
| Refresh Rate | 16K@60Hz |
| Features | 240W Ultra Fast Charging: The USB 4 Cable reaches the maximum power supported by the device and supports up to 240W (48V/5A) power supply, it is capable of quickly charging for MacBook Pro to full capacity in less than an hour. 80Gbps High Data Transferring: The USB C to USB C cable compatible with Thunderbolt 5/4/3 cable, with data transfer speeds of up to 80Gbps. (Note: Data transfer device needs to support 80Gbps.) 16K@60Hz Ultra High Definition: This USB4 cable with Thunderbolt cable supports resolution up to 16K@60Hz, or to two displays in 8K. (Dual monitors require 2 cables.) W |
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Check the OS link-speed report or run a large file transfer between two Thunderbolt 5 hosts; sustained throughput near 80Gbps confirms the cable is operating at its rated speed.
The package contains one 1.6 FT USB-C to USB-C cable; you must provide a 240W-capable charger and Thunderbolt 5 or USB4 devices to reach full performance.
The 1.6 FT length suits close-range connections such as a laptop to a dock or monitor on the same desk; longer runs would require a different cable length not offered here.
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