Sonnet Technologies
Sonnet Technologies Thunderbolt 5 Cable 0.8m (2.6ft)
An 80 Gbps Thunderbolt cable delivering 240 W power and 120 Gbps video bandwidth for 4K 540 Hz or triple 4K 144 Hz displays
- Transfer files at 80 Gbps for demanding workflows
- Drive 240 W power to charge high-performance laptops
- Connect dual USB-C devices with Thunderbolt 5 compatibility
- Run one 4K 540 Hz or two 8K 60 Hz displays
- Intel-certified cable works with Thunderbolt 4, USB4 and USB-C
Thunderbolt 5 cable for pro workflows
This 0.8m cable delivers 80Gbps bi-directional data transfer and 120Gbps video bandwidth for demanding creative tasks. It supports up to 240W power delivery to charge high-performance laptops. Dual USB-C connectors ensure broad compatibility with Thunderbolt 5, 4, 3, USB4 and USB-C devices.
Suits creators moving large 4K or 3D files
Ideal for editors connecting one 4K 540Hz, two 8K 60Hz or three 4K 144Hz displays. Not suited for users needing longer cable runs beyond 2.6ft. Buyers requiring legacy Thunderbolt 1 or 2 connectivity should look at other adapters.
Plug-and-play with Intel certification
Simply connect the USB-C ends to compatible ports; ThunderLok-A lock support adds mechanical security on Sonnet peripherals. No drivers are required. Ensure both host and device support the desired Thunderbolt or USB standard to achieve rated speeds.
Highlights
- Transfer files at 80 Gbps for demanding workflows
- Drive 240 W power to charge high-performance laptops
- Connect dual USB-C devices with Thunderbolt 5 compatibility
- Run one 4K 540 Hz or two 8K 60 Hz displays
- Intel-certified cable works with Thunderbolt 4, USB4 and USB-C
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What host port is required to reach the 80 Gbps data rate?
A Thunderbolt 5 port on the host is required to achieve the 80 Gbps bi-directional data transfer speed.
Will this cable operate at Thunderbolt 5 speeds when connected to a Thunderbolt 3 dock?
No, the cable will negotiate down to the dock's Thunderbolt 3 capability, limiting data throughput to that standard's maximum.
How can I verify the link is running at the full 80 Gbps after connecting?
Check the host system's Thunderbolt settings or device tree; it should report an 80 Gbps active link width for the connection.
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