LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 5.0 80Gbps Male-to-Male Adapter with Lanyard
USB 5.0 male-to-male adapter supports 80 Gbps data, 240 W charging and up to 16K 30 Hz video with a tethered lanyard
- Supports 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz video output
- Delivers up to 240W power with 28V/5A charging capability
- Achieves 80Gbps data transfer speed via USB 5.0
- Includes anti-lost lanyard for secure portability
- Compatible with USB-C laptops including Mac Pro 2018-2025
LORDWORLD USB 5.0 80Gbps Adapter Overview
The LORDWORLD USB 5.0 adapter connects USB-C devices at up to 80Gbps data transfer. It supports 240W power delivery and video output up to 16K resolution. A built-in lanyard keeps the adapter secure and portable for daily use.
Suits High-Bandwidth USB-C Setups
This adapter suits users linking laptops or docks to 8K or 16K monitors with DP Alternate Mode. It also fits workflows needing 240W charging and 80Gbps data simultaneously. Buyers whose monitors lack DP Alternate Mode video support should look at other connection methods.
Deciding Spec Is 80Gbps USB 5.0 Speed
The single specification that decides fit is the 80Gbps USB 5.0 data rate. If your host and peripheral both support this speed, the adapter will deliver full throughput. If either device tops out at 40Gbps or lower, the extra bandwidth will not be used.
Highlights
- Supports 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz video output
- Delivers up to 240W power with 28V/5A charging capability
- Achieves 80Gbps data transfer speed via USB 5.0
- Includes anti-lost lanyard for secure portability
- Compatible with USB-C laptops including Mac Pro 2018-2025
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a monitor with a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode to get 16K@30Hz or 8K@60Hz video?
Yes, the adapter delivers up to 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz only when the monitor's USB-C port supports DP Alternate Mode.
Will this adapter work at full 80Gbps speed if I plug it into a laptop that only has USB 4.0 ports?
The adapter is backward compatible with USB 4.0 and USB 5.0 ports, but the link will run at the host port's maximum speed, which is lower than 80Gbps on USB 4.0.
How can I confirm the adapter is delivering up to 240W of power to my laptop?
Check the laptop's battery or power settings; it should report a charge rate of up to 240W (28V/5A) when the source and cable both support that level.
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