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SMUGDESK USB4 V2.0 USB-C Cable 0.66ft 80Gbps 240W 8K@60Hz Thunderbolt
A 0.66ft USB4 V2.0 cable delivers 80Gbps data, 240W charging and 8K@60Hz video for Thunderbolt devices
- 80Gbps USB4 V2.0 speed moves huge files fast
- 240W power delivery charges laptops and phones quickly
- 8K@60Hz video drives sharp external displays
- 66ft compact length keeps close-range setups tidy
- Works with Thunderbolt 5/4, iPhone 15/16/17 Pro Max, iPad Pro, external SSDs
Compact 0.66ft USB4 V2.0 Cable
This short USB4 V2.0 cable delivers 80Gbps data transfer, 240W charging and 8K@60Hz video output. It is built for professionals who need a reliable link between Thunderbolt 5/4 devices, iPhone 15/16/17 Pro Max, iPad Pro or external SSDs. The compact length keeps portable workspaces tidy while maintaining full bandwidth.
Ideal for Close-Range High-Speed Links
Suits users connecting a laptop to a dock, monitor or drive on a desk where a long cable would clutter the space. It also fits creators moving large video files between an external SSD and a Thunderbolt 5/4 host. Buyers who need to bridge a greater distance between devices should look at a longer cable instead.
80Gbps Bandwidth with 240W Power Headroom
The 80Gbps rate handles uncompressed 8K@60Hz streams and sustained SSD transfers without bottleneck. The 240W power delivery covers the most demanding laptops and tablets in a single connection. Workloads requiring cable runs beyond 0.66ft exceed the practical reach of this model.
Highlights
- 80Gbps USB4 V2.0 speed moves huge files fast
- 240W power delivery charges laptops and phones quickly
- 8K@60Hz video drives sharp external displays
- 66ft compact length keeps close-range setups tidy
- Works with Thunderbolt 5/4, iPhone 15/16/17 Pro Max, iPad Pro, external SSDs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What port must my laptop or dock have for the 80Gbps data rate and 240W charging to work?
Your device needs a USB4 V2.0 or Thunderbolt 5/4 USB-C port that supports 80Gbps signalling and 240W Power Delivery.
Will the 0.66ft cable still deliver 8K@60Hz video and 240W power if I connect it to an older Thunderbolt 3 dock?
The cable is backward compatible, but video resolution and charging power will be limited to what the Thunderbolt 3 host and display can negotiate.
How can I verify the cable is running at the full 80Gbps after I plug in my external SSD?
Check the host’s USB/Thunderbolt settings or run a large-file transfer; sustained speeds near 80Gbps confirm the link is operating at USB4 V2.0 rates.
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