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Fervit USB4 cable 80Gbps 240W 8K 90° .3ft
A short USB-C cable with a 90-degree connector delivering 80Gbps data, 240W charging and 8K@60Hz video
- 80 Gbps data transfer via USB4 2.0
- 240 W charging with PD 3.1 E-marker chip
- 8K 60 Hz video output over USB-C
- 90° vertical connector fits tight spaces
- 3 ft flat copper core for durability
Short 90-degree USB4 cable for tight setups
This Fervit USB4 cable measures .3 ft and features a vertical 90-degree connector to fit cramped ports behind monitors docks or laptops. It targets users who need maximum bandwidth and power delivery in a minimal footprint such as creative professionals connecting 8K displays or power users charging high-wattage laptops. The flat copper-core construction aims to withstand repeated bending in confined spaces.
Plug in and verify DP Alt Mode for video
Installation is straightforward: connect the angled USB-C plug to the host and the straight plug to the peripheral. The short length reduces cable strain but leaves no slack so port alignment must be precise. The main issue buyers encounter is no video output because the host USB-C port lacks DP Alt Mode support; the cable itself carries the signal but the port must expose it.
80 Gbps USB4 2.0 bandwidth decides compatibility
The single specification that determines whether this is the right part is the 80 Gbps USB4 Version 2.0 data rate. Only hosts and devices certified for USB4 80 Gbps or Thunderbolt 5 can utilise the full bandwidth; slower ports will fall back to 40 20 10 or 5 Gbps. If your workflow demands the top throughput confirm both ends support the 80 Gbps tier before purchasing.
Highlights
- 80 Gbps data transfer via USB4 2.0
- 240 W charging with PD 3.1 E-marker chip
- 8K 60 Hz video output over USB-C
- 90° vertical connector fits tight spaces
- 3 ft flat copper core for durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the cable is delivering the full 80Gbps data rate after connecting it?
Use a USB4-compatible host and device that both support 80Gbps, then run a disk-speed test or check the link speed in the OS device manager to confirm the active 80Gbps connection.
What comes in the box and do I need any extra adapters for charging or video?
The package contains only the 0.3 ft USB-C to USB-C cable with its built-in E-marker chip; no separate power adapter or video converter is included.
Which version should I choose if my laptop only supports 40Gbps Thunderbolt?
The same cable works — it is backward compatible with 40, 20, 10 and 5Gbps links, so it will negotiate the highest speed both ends support.
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