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Fervit USB5.0 80Gbps 240W 16K 8K 5K Flat Slim FPC Male Female Extension Low Profile Angled 90 Degree 20cm
Flat USB 5.0 extension cable carries 80 Gbps data, 240 W power and 16K video over 20 cm with a 90-degree low-profile plug
- Data transfers up to 80Gbps with USB5.0
- Drives a single 16K display at 30Hz or 8K at 60Hz
- Delivers up to 240W power to USB-C devices
- 90° low-profile plug fits tight spaces behind monitors
- 20cm flat FPC cable bends easily for tidy routing
USB5.0 80Gbps extension for high-resolution displays
This Fervit USB5.0 male-to-female cable extends a USB-C connection by 20cm while supporting up to 80Gbps data throughput. The low-profile 90-degree angled connector suits tight spaces behind monitors or docks. It targets users who need maximum video bandwidth and power delivery through a short, flexible link.
Bandwidth ceiling at 80Gbps
The cable carries up to 80Gbps, yet the host port must implement USB5.0 or USB4.0 80Gbps signalling to reach that rate; older 40Gbps ports will halve the available bandwidth. Video output at 16K30, 8K60, 5K60 or 4K120 only works when the source and display both support DisplayPort Alternate Mode over USB-C.
240W charging headroom with backward compatibility
Power delivery reaches 240W at 28V/5A, dropping to 140W or 100W as the connected devices negotiate. The cable remains compatible with Thunderbolt3, Thunderbolt4 and USB4.0 40Gbps hosts, but those links will not exceed their native 40Gbps limit. Users needing longer reach or multiple daisy-chained devices should look beyond this 20cm extension.
Highlights
- Data transfers up to 80Gbps with USB5.0
- Drives a single 16K display at 30Hz or 8K at 60Hz
- Delivers up to 240W power to USB-C devices
- 90° low-profile plug fits tight spaces behind monitors
- 20cm flat FPC cable bends easily for tidy routing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What length should I pick for a tidy desk setup?
The cable is 20 cm long, giving a short reach that keeps a low-profile 90-degree connection neat between a laptop and a dock or monitor.
Will the 80 Gbps rating actually move large project files at that speed?
The 80 Gbps figure is the USB 5.0 maximum; real-world throughput depends on the host controller, the storage device and the cable length, so sustained rates will often be lower.
Does the USB-C connector carry 240 W on any charger?
The cable supports up to 240 W at 28 V / 5 A, but the power source and the device must both negotiate that level; otherwise it falls back to 140 W or 100 W profiles.
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