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Fervit 40Gbps Angled USB4 Cable 100W 8K@60Hz 120cm
Angled USB4 cable delivers 40Gbps data, 100W charging and 8K@60Hz video over 120cm
- Delivers 8K video at 60Hz for ultra-sharp external displays
- Charges laptops at up to 100W while you work
- Moves data at 40Gbps for rapid file transfers
- Angled USB-C plug reduces strain on ports and cables
- 120cm length gives flexible desktop placement
Fervit 40 Gbps Angled USB4 Cable
The Fervit angled USB4 cable connects USB4 ports to USB-C monitors, external drives and docking stations. It supports up to 40 Gbps data transfer and delivers up to 100 W of power at 20 V/5 A. The 120 cm length suits typical desk setups.
40 Gbps USB4 Cable for 8K Video
This cable suits users who need 8K at 60 Hz, 5K at 60 Hz or 4K at 60 Hz video output from a DP Alternate Mode port. It also fits workflows that require fast data movement to external storage or docks. Buyers whose monitors lack DP Alternate Mode or who need longer cable runs should look elsewhere.
40 Gbps Data Rate and 100 W Power
The single specification that decides fit is the 40 Gbps USB4 data rate combined with 100 W power delivery. If your host and display both support USB4 at that speed and your charging requirement is 100 W or less, this cable meets the requirement. If either device caps at a lower rate or needs more power, the cable will not deliver the expected performance.
Highlights
- Delivers 8K video at 60Hz for ultra-sharp external displays
- Charges laptops at up to 100W while you work
- Moves data at 40Gbps for rapid file transfers
- Angled USB-C plug reduces strain on ports and cables
- 120cm length gives flexible desktop placement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I plug the angled connector into a tight laptop port without stressing the cable?
Insert the angled USB-C plug straight into the port until it clicks, then route the cable away from the bend; forcing it sideways can damage the port.
Will the 100W 20V/5A charging capability degrade over time with daily use?
The cable is rated for 100W 20V/5A continuously; the connectors and wiring are built to maintain that delivery for the life of the cable.
At what point does sustained 40Gbps transfer hit a thermal or length limit on this 120cm cable?
The 120cm length is within the USB4 40Gbps passive specification, so the first limit encountered is the host or device controller, not the cable itself.
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