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Orico USB4 Cable 40Gbps 100W PD 1.64ft
USB-IF certified cable delivers 40Gbps data, 100W charging and 8K@60Hz video over 1.64ft
- USB-IF certified cable guarantees reliable 40 Gbps data and 100 W charging
- 40 Gbps transfer moves a 2.6 G file in one second
- Single 8K 60 Hz or dual 4K 60 Hz video from one USB-C port
- 100 W Power Delivery fast-charges laptops and tablets without extra adapter
- 64 ft length keeps desk tidy while linking Thunderbolt 3 hosts and peripherals
USB4 cable for 40 Gbps workflows
This USB-IF certified USB4 cable delivers 40 Gbps data transfer, 100 W power delivery and single 8K or dual 4K video at 60 Hz over a 1.64 ft USB-C to USB-C link. It is built for professionals moving large media files and driving high-resolution displays from a single port.
Not for legacy USB-A hosts or longer runs
The cable suits users with USB4 or Thunderbolt 3 hosts who need maximum bandwidth and charging in a short reach. Buyers who need USB-A connectivity, passive cables beyond 50 cm or lower-cost 20 Gbps links should look at other options.
Check host port and device specs first
Verify that your host and peripheral both support USB4 or Thunderbolt 3 over USB-C to enable 40 Gbps throughput and 8K video. Confirm the device accepts 100 W PD charging and that the 1.64 ft length fits your desk layout.
Highlights
- USB-IF certified cable guarantees reliable 40 Gbps data and 100 W charging
- 40 Gbps transfer moves a 2.6 G file in one second
- Single 8K 60 Hz or dual 4K 60 Hz video from one USB-C port
- 100 W Power Delivery fast-charges laptops and tablets without extra adapter
- 64 ft length keeps desk tidy while linking Thunderbolt 3 hosts and peripherals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this cable require a USB-C port on both devices to deliver 40Gbps data and 100W charging?
Yes, the USB4 cable uses USB Type-C connectors on both ends and needs USB-C ports that support USB4 or Thunderbolt 3 for full 40Gbps speed and 100W power delivery.
Will the 1.64ft cable work with my existing USB 3.2 Gen 2 dock at its rated 10Gbps speed?
The cable is backward compatible with USB 3.2, USB 3.1 and USB 3.0, so it will run at the dock's maximum 10Gbps rate when connected to a USB 3.2 Gen 2 port.
How can I confirm the cable is actually running at 40Gbps after I plug it in?
Check the OS connection speed — it should report 40Gbps or 20Gbps x 2 — and verify that an 8K@60Hz or dual 4K@60Hz display works without compression.
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