LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB4 Type-C Male to Female 240W 40Gbps 8K Angled Adapter
USB4 Type-C adapter delivers 40Gbps data, 240W charging and 8K video in an angled design tested to 50000 bends
- USB4 40 Gbps data for rapid file transfers
- 240 W charging keeps high-power laptops running
- 8K video output drives demanding displays
- Angled connector eases tight-port access
- 50 000-plus bend cycles for lasting durability
Adapter Purpose
The LORDWORLD USB4 Type-C angled adapter connects a USB-C host to a USB-C peripheral while redirecting the cable downward or upward. It supports 240W power delivery and 40Gbps data throughput for compatible devices. The compact right-angle form factor reduces strain on ports in tight spaces around laptops, phones or docking stations.
Capacity and Limits
The adapter passes up to 240W of power and 40Gbps of bandwidth when both host and device implement the matching USB4 specification. Data falls back to USB 2.0 at 480Mbps if either end does not support the higher rate. An internal cable rated for 120W and 6A handles charging duties, while the 50000-cycle bend rating indicates mechanical durability for frequent repositioning.
Upgrade Context
This adapter replaces a straight USB-C coupler when cable routing clearance is limited or when port orientation risks connector damage. The jump is worthwhile for users who need full USB4 speed and high-wattage charging in a confined layout. It does not suit builds that require extended reach or legacy USB-A connectivity.
Highlights
- USB4 40 Gbps data for rapid file transfers
- 240 W charging keeps high-power laptops running
- 8K video output drives demanding displays
- Angled connector eases tight-port access
- 50 000-plus bend cycles for lasting durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will this adapter handle 240 W charging and 40 Gbps data when I keep my existing USB 2.0 peripherals?
The adapter supports up to 240 W power and 40 Gbps bandwidth; your USB 2.0 devices will operate at their native 480 Mbps speed through the connection.
How can I confirm the adapter is delivering the full 240 W and 40 Gbps after I plug it in?
Use a USB power meter to verify up to 240 W charging and run a 40 Gbps-capable storage benchmark to confirm the data rate.
Does the package include a cable or do I need to buy a separate USB-C cable for 240 W and 40 Gbps?
The adapter is a standalone male-to-female unit; you must supply your own USB-C cable rated for 240 W and 40 Gbps.
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