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Fervit USB4 coiled cable 20Gbps 100W 8K 1.8m
A coiled USB4 cable delivering 20 Gbps data, 100 W charging and 8K 60 Hz video over 1.8 m
- 20 Gbps data rate cuts large-file transfer time
- 100 W power delivery charges laptops while you work
- Coiled design stretches to 1.8 m and retracts without tangles
- 8K 60 Hz video output drives a single high-res monitor
- USB 4.0 specification ensures broad USB-C device compatibility
USB4 coiled cable for laptops and keyboards
This Fervit USB4 cable delivers up to 20Gbps data transfer and 100W power delivery over a USB-C to USB-C connection. The coiled design stretches to 1.8 metres and retracts to keep a desktop tidy. It supports 8K video at 60Hz when the host and display both support DP Alternate Mode.
Suited for single-cable docking
Users who want one cable to charge a laptop, drive an 8K monitor and connect a USB-C mechanical keyboard will benefit from the combined bandwidth and power. Buyers who need a straight cable for permanent rack mounting or a length beyond 1.8 metres should look elsewhere.
20Gbps USB4 bandwidth decides fit
The single specification that determines suitability is the 20Gbps USB4 data rate. If the host port only runs at 10Gbps or 5Gbps the cable will still work but the extra bandwidth headroom goes unused.
Highlights
- 20 Gbps data rate cuts large-file transfer time
- 100 W power delivery charges laptops while you work
- Coiled design stretches to 1.8 m and retracts without tangles
- 8K 60 Hz video output drives a single high-res monitor
- USB 4.0 specification ensures broad USB-C device compatibility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the coiled cable overheat or lose speed when stretched to 1.8 m and running at 20 Gbps all day?
The cable is rated for 20 Gbps and 100 W at the full 180 cm stretched length, so sustained transfers and charging stay within spec without extra heat.
Does my host device need a USB-C port with DP Alternate Mode to use this cable for video?
Yes, the host must provide DP Alternate Mode over USB-C; the cable carries the signal but cannot add video capability to a data-only port.
Can I connect this USB4 cable to my older USB 3.1 Gen 2 laptop and still charge at 100 W?
The cable is backward compatible and will deliver up to 100 W 20 V/5 A as long as the laptop’s USB-C port supports that power profile.
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