ESTONE Thunderbolt 5 Cable 6.6ft 240W Charging 16K Video 80Gbps USB4 MacBooks Laptops USB-C Monitors
- USB4
- USB C to USB C
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A 6.6 ft USB-C cable delivering 80 Gbps bandwidth, 240 W charging and 16K@60 Hz video for Thunderbolt 5, 4, 3 and USB4 devices
The ESTONE TJ-Thunderbolt5 cable delivers 80 Gbps bandwidth and 240 W power delivery over a 6.6 ft USB-C to USB-C link. It serves creators and professionals who move large video files or drive high-resolution displays from a single connection.
The cable maintains full 80 Gbps throughput during extended transfers, copying roughly 25 000 HD photos in one minute when both ends support Gen 4 speeds. Backward-compatible ports still operate at their rated 20 Gbps or 40 Gbps limits without overheating the cable.
Only hosts and devices implementing USB4 Gen 4 can unlock the 80 Gbps ceiling and 16K at 60 Hz output; older USB-C ports will fall back to 20 Gbps or 40 Gbps and lower video modes.
| 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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The cable is passive and carries up to 240W (48V/5A) only when the connected charger and device negotiate that level; it adds no active circuitry that would generate heat during sustained 80Gbps transfers.
You need a USB-C Power Delivery 3.1 source capable of 48V/5A and a device that accepts 240W; the cable itself simply passes the negotiated voltage and current.
The cable is backward compatible with Thunderbolt 3, USB 3.2 Gen 2 and earlier standards, but bandwidth will be limited to the highest speed those older ports support — 40Gbps for Thunderbolt 3 and 20Gbps for USB 3.2 Gen 2.
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