Fervit
Fervit USB4 Cable 40Gbps 240W 8K@60Hz 3.3FT
A USB-C cable delivering 40Gbps data transfer, 240W charging and 8K@60Hz video over 3.3FT
- Transfer large files in seconds with 40Gbps bandwidth
- Charge laptops at up to 240W via PD 3.1 and E-marker chip
- Drive an 8K display at 60Hz or dual 4K monitors
- Works with Thunderbolt 3, 4 and 5 hosts
- Slim 3.3FT design fits tight desk setups
What this cable delivers
The Fervit USB4 cable carries data at up to 40Gbps and supplies up to 240W of power through a built-in E-Marker chip that negotiates PD 3.1, 3.0 and 2.0. It also drives an 8K@60Hz display or two 4K@60Hz screens when the host port supports DP Alt Mode. The 3.3FT length keeps the desk tidy while remaining fully compatible with Thunderbolt 3, 4 and 5 devices.
Who gains most and who should look elsewhere
Creative pros moving multi-gigabyte video files and developers syncing large repositories will hit the 40Gbps ceiling. Laptop users needing 140W or 240W charging get full speed without a second brick. Buyers whose gear tops out at 10Gbps or 5Gbps still work but will not use the extra bandwidth. Anyone requiring a longer run for dock-to-monitor setups should choose a different length.
Behaviour under sustained load
The E-Marker chip continuously monitors current and voltage, keeping the 48V5A path stable during long render exports or simultaneous charge-and-display sessions. Thermal rise stays controlled because the cable negotiates only the power the device requests, so a 60W laptop draws 60W without stress. Data throughput holds at the negotiated rate — 40, 20, 10 or 5Gbps — without throttling during extended transfers.
Highlights
- Transfer large files in seconds with 40Gbps bandwidth
- Charge laptops at up to 240W via PD 3.1 and E-marker chip
- Drive an 8K display at 60Hz or dual 4K monitors
- Works with Thunderbolt 3, 4 and 5 hosts
- Slim 3.3FT design fits tight desk setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB-C port capability must my laptop already have to use the 8K@60Hz video output?
The host port must support DP Alt Mode; without it the cable cannot carry a video signal.
Will the cable still deliver 240W charging if I keep my older 100W USB-PD charger?
Yes, the built-in E-marker chip negotiates PD 3.1, 3.0 and 2.0, so it will charge at the highest power both ends support, up to 100W with that charger.
How can I confirm the link is running at the full 40Gbps after plugging it in?
Open the system USB controller details or run a large file transfer between two 40Gbps-capable devices; sustained throughput near 40Gbps shows the top speed was negotiated.
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