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Fervit USB4 Coiled Cable 20Gbps 100W Up Angled USB-C to USB-C
Coiled USB4 cable delivers 20Gbps data, 100W power delivery and 8K video output with an angled connector for tight spaces
- Transfers data at up to 20 Gbps with USB 4.0
- Delivers up to 100 W of power for fast charging
- Drives 8K or 5K displays over a single cable
- Coiled design keeps the desk tidy and extends when needed
- Upward-angled connector reduces strain on the port
Wide Compatibility
The Fervit USB4 coiled cable connects laptops, tablets, keyboards and other USB-C devices with a male-to-male design. It supports USB 4.0 for data, power and video in a single link. The up-angled connector reduces strain on ports in tight setups. Condition is new.
Users Who Need 20Gbps And 100W Power Delivery
This cable suits anyone who wants 20Gbps transfer rates, 100W charging and 8K or 5K video output from one coiled lead. It is not for buyers who need a straight cable, a longer reach than the coil allows or a different connector angle. It also does not fit devices that lack a USB-C port.
USB 4.0 20Gbps Data Rate
The decisive specification is the USB 4.0 interface running at 20Gbps, which determines whether the cable can handle your bandwidth, charging and display requirements..verify the host and peripheral both support USB 4.0 to achieve the rated performance.
Highlights
- Transfers data at up to 20 Gbps with USB 4.0
- Delivers up to 100 W of power for fast charging
- Drives 8K or 5K displays over a single cable
- Coiled design keeps the desk tidy and extends when needed
- Upward-angled connector reduces strain on the port
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will my laptop need a USB4 port to get the 20 Gbps data rate from this cable?
Yes, both the host and the peripheral must support USB 4.0 to reach the 20 Gbps maximum; on older USB 3.x ports the cable will fall back to the port's native speed.
Can I use this coiled cable with a USB 3.2 Gen 2 dock that only does 10 Gbps?
It will work, but the link will run at the dock's 10 Gbps limit; the cable itself is rated for 20 Gbps and will not restrict the older hardware.
How do I confirm the cable is delivering 100 W to my laptop?
Check the laptop's battery or power settings while under load — it should show a charge rate at or near 100 W if the charger and the laptop both support that level.
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