LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 5.0 80Gbps Male-to-Male USB-C Adapter
Connects USB-C devices at up to 80 Gbps, delivers 240 W power, and drives 16K at 30 Hz or 8K at 60 Hz displays
- 16K at 30 Hz or 8K at 60 Hz video output
- 80 Gbps data transfer rate with USB 5.0
- 240 W power delivery for charging devices
- Compatible with Mac Pro 2018-2025 and USB-C laptops
- Reversible USB-C connector with aluminium alloy shell
Compact USB 5.0 Male-to-Male Adapter
The LORDWORLD USB 5.0 adapter is a male-to-male Type-C connector rated for 80 Gbps data transfer. It delivers up to 240 W of power and drives a single external display at up to 16K at 30 Hz, 8K at 60 Hz, 5K at 60 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz. An aluminium alloy shell protects the reversible plug.
For Users With USB-C DP Alt Mode Displays
This adapter suits owners of USB-C laptops such as Mac Pro models from 2018 to 2025, Dell XPS or Chromebooks that need a short male-to-male link to a monitor or dock. It will not work if the display’s Type-C port lacks DisplayPort Alternate Mode. Buyers needing a female port or a longer cable should look elsewhere.
80 Gbps USB 5.0 Data Rate Decides Fit
The single specification that determines whether this is the right part is the 80 Gbps USB 5.0 data rate. If the host and peripheral both support USB 5.0 or USB 4.0 at that speed, the adapter passes full bandwidth. If either end tops out at 40 Gbps, the link will fall back to the lower rate.
Highlights
- 16K at 30 Hz or 8K at 60 Hz video output
- 80 Gbps data transfer rate with USB 5.0
- 240 W power delivery for charging devices
- Compatible with Mac Pro 2018-2025 and USB-C laptops
- Reversible USB-C connector with aluminium alloy shell
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the adapter come with any cables or do I need to buy a USB-C cable separately?
The adapter is a male-to-male USB-C connector only; you must supply your own USB-C cables to link the host and the display or peripheral.
Which video mode should I pick if my monitor only accepts 4K at 120 Hz?
Choose the 4K@120Hz mode; the adapter also offers 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz and 5K@60Hz, but your monitor’s DP Alternate Mode capability decides the maximum.
Will I actually see 80 Gbps throughput when I plug this into my laptop?
The 80 Gbps figure is the USB 5.0 link ceiling; real-world speed depends on the host controller, the connected SSD or dock, and cable quality.
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