LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB5.0 Extension Adapter 80Gbps Male to Female Left Right Angled 240W
USB 5.0 extension adapter delivers 80 Gbps data, 240 W charging and 16K video through an angled male-to-female connector
- Drives 16K@30Hz 8K@60Hz 5K@60Hz video
- Transfers data at up to 80Gbps speed
- Delivers up to 240W power for charging
- Works with USB-C laptops and docks
- Angled connector fits tight spaces easily
80 Gbps USB 5.0 Extension Adapter
The LORDWORLD USB 5.0 Extension Adapter adds a reversible male-to-female Type-C link that supports 80 Gbps data throughput and up to 240 W power delivery. Its angled housing fits tight port clearances while maintaining full signal integrity for docking stations, external SSDs and high-resolution displays.
Suits single-display workflows needing angled
Builders who require a right- or left-angled connector to route cables in cramped laptop bays will benefit from the compact aluminium shell. Users whose monitors lack DisplayPort Alternate Mode on their USB-C input cannot use the adapter for video, and multi-monitor setups are not supported by this single-link device.
16K 30 Hz video ceiling decides display fit
The adapter delivers a maximum single-stream resolution of 16K at 30 Hz, 8K at 60 Hz, 5K at 60 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz, provided the host and monitor both implement DisplayPort Alternate Mode. If the target display demands higher refresh rates at those resolutions, a different link specification is required.
Highlights
- Drives 16K@30Hz 8K@60Hz 5K@60Hz video
- Transfers data at up to 80Gbps speed
- Delivers up to 240W power for charging
- Works with USB-C laptops and docks
- Angled connector fits tight spaces easily
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the adapter include a cable or do I need to supply my own USB-C cable?
The adapter is a male-to-female coupler only; you must provide a USB-C cable that matches the speed and power you want to achieve.
How do I decide whether my setup can use the 80 Gbps data rate or the 240 W charging?
Both the host port and the connected device or cable must support USB 5.0 or USB 4.0 at 80 Gbps and USB Power Delivery up to 240 W; otherwise the link falls back to the lowest common capability.
What does the 16K at 30 Hz figure mean for my monitor?
It is the maximum single-display resolution and refresh rate the adapter can pass through when the host, cable and monitor all support DisplayPort Alternate Mode at that bandwidth.
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