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Fervit USB4 cable 90 degree braided 80Gbps 240W 8K 0.8ft
Right-angle USB-C cable supports 80Gbps data, 240W charging and 8K@60Hz video in a short braided design
- Right-angle connector saves desk space and prevents port damage
- 80 Gbps USB4 2.0 bandwidth moves large files in seconds
- 240 W PD 3.1 charging powers laptops and phones
- 8K 60 Hz video output extends or mirrors high-resolution displays
- 8 ft braided cable reduces clutter and resists wear
Desk-friendly right-angle cable
The Fervit USB4 cable uses a 90° L-shaped connector that sits flush against laptops, tablets or phones. The short 0.8 ft length keeps docking stations tidy and prevents the plug from fouling a mouse or keyboard. It is built for users who want a compact link between host and peripheral without excess slack.
80 Gbps USB4 2.0 bandwidth
This cable meets the USB4 Version 2.0 specification and delivers up to 80 Gbps with compatible Thunderbolt 5 devices. It also negotiates 40, 20, 10 and 5 Gbps links automatically. Buyers whose ports only support slower USB standards will not reach the headline rate.
Sustained 240 W delivery with E-marker
An integrated E-marker chip negotiates Power Delivery 3.1 at up to 48 V and 5 A for continuous 240 W charging. The chip regulates voltage in real time and enters battery-protection mode when the target is full. Cables without an E-marker cannot maintain this power level safely.
Highlights
- Right-angle connector saves desk space and prevents port damage
- 80 Gbps USB4 2.0 bandwidth moves large files in seconds
- 240 W PD 3.1 charging powers laptops and phones
- 8K 60 Hz video output extends or mirrors high-resolution displays
- 8 ft braided cable reduces clutter and resists wear
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 80Gbps rating mean when I plug this cable into my laptop and drive?
It is the peak bandwidth the USB4 Ver2.0 link can reach when both host and device support 80Gbps; actual throughput will match the slowest component in the chain.
Which standard governs the 240W charging and what limits it in practice?
The PD 3.1 protocol enables up to 48V5A, but the charger, cable and device must all support that level; otherwise it falls back to 140W, 100W or lower.
How much clearance does the 90° connector need behind my device?
The vertical L-shape sits flush against the port, so only the cable thickness projects rearward — ideal for tight desk or dock spaces.
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