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Fervit USB5.0 80Gbps 240W 16K 8K 5K Right Angle 20cm Cable
A USB 5.0 cable delivering 80Gbps data, 16K@30Hz video and 240W charging in a 20cm right-angle FPC design
- 80 Gbps data transfer for rapid file moves
- 16K at 30 Hz plus 8K and 5K at 60 Hz video output
- 240 W power delivery charges laptops and peripherals
- Right-angled 90 degree connector fits tight spaces
- 20 cm flat flexible PVC cable resists tangling
USB5.0 80Gbps cable with 240W power delivery
This Fervit USB5.0 cable supports data rates up to 80Gbps and delivers up to 240W of power. It features a right-angled connector and a 20cm flat FPC design for tight spaces. The cable is compatible with USB4.0 and earlier USB-C hosts.
Suits users needing high-speed video
It drives a single external display at up to 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz when the monitor supports DP Alternate Mode. The 20cm length limits use to adjacent devices on a desk or in a dock. Builders needing longer reach or multiple display streams should look elsewhere.
80Gbps peak data rate decides fit
This figure determines whether the cable can saturate your SSD enclosure, docking station or high-resolution monitor link. If your workflow demands the full 80Gbps bandwidth, this cable meets it; if your devices top out at lower speeds, the extra headroom goes unused.
Highlights
- 80 Gbps data transfer for rapid file moves
- 16K at 30 Hz plus 8K and 5K at 60 Hz video output
- 240 W power delivery charges laptops and peripherals
- Right-angled 90 degree connector fits tight spaces
- 20 cm flat flexible PVC cable resists tangling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do both my laptop and monitor need USB-C ports with DisplayPort Alternate Mode for the 16K or 8K video output?
Yes, the cable carries video only when both the host and the display have USB-C ports that support DisplayPort Alternate Mode.
Will this cable still deliver 80 Gbps data speed if I connect it to a USB 4.0 or 40 Gbps port?
The cable is backward compatible with USB 4.0 and 40 Gbps ports, but the link will run at the lower port speed, not the cable's 80 Gbps maximum.
How can I confirm the cable is providing the full 240 W charging capability after I plug it in?
Check the power reading in your laptop's battery or system settings; it should show up to 240 W when the charger, cable and device all support that level.
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