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Fervit USB 3.1 Type C Male to Male Extension Cable 10Gbps 100W Opposite U Shape Back Angled 50CM
Opposite U-shaped angled USB 3.1 Type-C male-to-male extension cable delivers 10Gbps data and 100W charging over 50cm
- Connects USB-C devices to 8K monitors at 60Hz via DP Alternate Mode
- Transfers data up to 10Gbps for fast file access
- Delivers up to 100W power at 20V/5A while in use
- Opposite U-shape angled plugs fit tight ports easily
- Compatible with Mac Pro 2018‑2024, XPS, Chromebook and docking stations
10Gbps USB-C extension cable
This 50cm male-to-male cable extends a USB-C or USB4 port. It carries data at up to 10Gbps and delivers up to 100W of power. The opposite U-shaped back-angled connectors fit tight spaces around the port. A braided sleeve protects the cable during daily use.
For tight-port setups needing video and power
Suits users who need to reach a monitor, dock or drive from a laptop or desktop with limited clearance around the USB-C port. The angled plugs relieve strain where straight connectors would press against the chassis. Buyers whose monitor lacks DisplayPort Alternate Mode on its USB-C input will not get a video signal from this cable. Those needing a longer reach than 50cm should look at a different length.
10Gbps data rate with 100W charging
The cable is rated for 10Gbps transfer speeds and 100W 20V/5A power delivery. It supports single-display output up to 8K at 60Hz, 5K at 60Hz or 4K at 60Hz when the host and monitor both support DisplayPort Alternate Mode. This specification decides whether the cable matches the bandwidth and charging needs of the connected devices.
Highlights
- Connects USB-C devices to 8K monitors at 60Hz via DP Alternate Mode
- Transfers data up to 10Gbps for fast file access
- Delivers up to 100W power at 20V/5A while in use
- Opposite U-shape angled plugs fit tight ports easily
- Compatible with Mac Pro 2018‑2024, XPS, Chromebook and docking stations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum data rate the 10Gbps cable can sustain during prolonged transfers?
The cable is rated for up to 10Gbps data transfer under the USB 3.1 specification.
How much heat or power draw should I expect when running the 100W charging capability all day?
The cable supports up to 100W at 20V/5A; heat will depend on the charger and device, not the cable itself.
Which port feature must my monitor already have for the 8K@60Hz video to work?
The monitor's USB-C port must support DisplayPort Alternate Mode for video output.
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