LUOM PQ006 USB4 cable USB C to USB C 240W 40Gbps 8K 5ft black
- USB4
- USB C to USB C
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USB4 Gen 3x2 cable delivers 40Gbps data, 240W charging and 8K@60Hz video over a 5ft USB-C to USB-C link
The LUOM PQ006 is a USB4 Gen 3x2 cable with USB-C male connectors on both ends. It suits anyone who needs a single cable for charging, data and video between USB-C laptops, docks, phones or eGPU enclosures. Backwards compatibility covers older USB and Thunderbolt 3 devices. It is not for setups that require legacy USB-A or micro-USB connectors.
The cable delivers up to 240 W at 48 V through PD 3.1 Extended Power Range, with backward support for 180 W, 140 W, 100 W and 60 W profiles. Data moves at 40 Gbps when both ends use USB4 Gen 3x2. Video carries a single 8K 60 Hz stream, 4K 120 Hz, or dual 4K 60 Hz with two cables. It runs out at lengths beyond the supplied 5 ft or when either device lacks USB4 or PD 3.1 support.
The single spec that decides fit is the 240 W PD 3.1 Extended Power Range rating. Only devices and chargers that implement PD 3.1 EPR can draw the full 240 W; everything else falls back to lower negotiated power levels.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Model | PQ006 |
| Type | USB4 |
| Connector Type | USB C to USB C |
| Color | Black |
| Thunderbolt 3 | Yes |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Apple Compatible | USB-C port |
| Specifications | 240W USB4 Cable USB Standard: The Latest USB4 Gen 3x2 Connector Gender & Type: USB C Male to USB C Male, Bi-directional & Reversible. Power Delivery: PD 3.1/PD 3.0 PPS/PD2.0, QC4.0/3.0, and AFC, SCP, FCP, etc. Extended Power Range: Fully Supported, Backwards compatible with lower power requirements like 180W/140W/100W/60W and below. Supported Maximum Wattage: 240W, Compatible with Apple 140W USB-C EPR Charger to power MacBook Pro 16'' with a full load of 140W (Requires a 240W EPR PD 3.1 charger and device to load 240W). Supported Maximum Voltage: 48V, Voltage rating according to PD 3 |
| Refresh Rate | 8K@60Hz |
| Features | 240W, Leading Fast Charging Tech: When our USB C to USB C cable paired with a compatible charger, it reaches the maximum power supported by the device, supporting up to 240W (48V/5A) power supply. Within the next 5 to 10 years, this USBC to USBC fast charging cable can completely meet the demands of fast charging, and could charge virtually any USB-C device from phones and accessories to gaming laptops. Support 8K UHD Display: Support ultra HD video resolution, 40Gbps bandwidth allows single 8K@60Hz outputs or dual 4K@60Hz video, 40Gbps speed cables are suitable for eGPU and dual 4K |
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The cable is backwards compatible with USB 3.2, USB 3.1, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 devices, and it supports Thunderbolt 3 connections at up to 40 Gbps.
Check your laptop’s battery or power settings; it should report a charge rate near 240 W when paired with a 240 W EPR PD 3.1 charger and a device that accepts 48 V / 5 A.
Only the USB C male-to-male cable is included; a compatible PD 3.1 charger must be purchased separately to reach 240 W.
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