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Vszerda USB4 cable 1.5 ft 40 Gbps 240 W 8K
A 1.5 ft USB4 cable delivering 40 Gbps data transfer, 8K video output and 240 W charging
- Charges devices up to 240 W with PD 3.1 support
- Transfers data at 40 Gbps using USB4 Gen3 bandwidth
- Drives an 8K display at 60 Hz or dual 4K at 60 Hz
- 5 ft braided cable reaches desktop peripherals without clutter
- Backward compatible with 140 W, 100 W and lower power profiles
What this cable is
The Vszerda USB4 cable is a 1.5 ft Type-C to Type-C lead rated for 40 Gbps bandwidth and up to 240 W power delivery. It is built for users who need a single cable that can handle high-speed data, 8K video and maximum charging from one connector.
Build fit and freedoms
The cable carries full Thunderbolt 3 function and supports DisplayPort Alt Mode for 8K@60 Hz or dual 4K@60 Hz monitors. It delivers up to 48 V at 5 A so it can charge laptops, phones and accessories at the highest PD 3.1 level while freeing a port that would otherwise need a separate video or power lead.
Who it suits and who should look elsewhere
It suits owners of USB4 or Thunderbolt 3 hosts who want 40 Gbps transfer and 240 W charging in a short, braided cable. Buyers whose devices only support 20 Gbps or lower Power Delivery tiers will not reach the headline speeds or wattage, and anyone needing a longer reach for desktop routing should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Charges devices up to 240 W with PD 3.1 support
- Transfers data at 40 Gbps using USB4 Gen3 bandwidth
- Drives an 8K display at 60 Hz or dual 4K at 60 Hz
- 5 ft braided cable reaches desktop peripherals without clutter
- Backward compatible with 140 W, 100 W and lower power profiles
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
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Questions about this item
What data-transfer ceiling appears first when the cable is pushed continuously at its 40 Gbps rating?
The cable is rated for up to 40 Gbps with USB4 Gen3, but actual sustained throughput depends on the host port; a Gen2 port limits you to 20 Gbps.
How much heat or power loss should I expect when the cable delivers 240 W all day?
At 240 W (48 V / 5 A) the cable meets the USB PD 3.1 specification; any temperature rise will be within the limits defined by that standard.
Which port feature must my laptop already have to drive an 8K display through this cable?
The host USB-C port must support DisplayPort Alt Mode; without it the cable cannot output 8K@60 Hz or dual 4K@60 Hz video.
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