XZOND
XZOND USB C 3.2 Gen 2x2 Cable 20Gbps 4K 60Hz 100W 3.3ft
A USB-C to USB-C cable delivering 20Gbps data, 100W charging and 4K 60Hz video over 3.3ft
- Connector TypeUSB C to USB C
- ColorBlack
- 20 Gbps data speed moves large files quickly
- 100 W power delivery charges laptops fast
- 4K 60 Hz video output extends or mirrors displays
- Thunderbolt compatible works with high-bandwidth docks and devices
- 3 ft length fits desktop and mobile setups
Universal USB-C 3.2 Gen 2x2 cable
This USB-C to USB-C cable supports data transfer up to 20 Gbps, video output at 4K 60Hz, and power delivery up to 100 W. It measures 3.3 ft and uses an Electronically Marked Protocol Controller for current and overheat protection. The cable works as plug-and-play with no additional drivers required.
Suits users needing one cable for charging.
It fits MacBooks, iPads, PCs, Android phones, docks and Android Auto car ports that accept USB-C. Buyers who need longer reach, angled connectors or legacy USB-A ends should look at something else. The 18-month replacement warranty covers defects from the US-based seller.
Bundled as a single 3.3 ft cable only
No adapters, docks or software discs are included in the package. The Electronically Marked Protocol Controller inside the cable manages safe 100 W charging and 20 Gbps data without extra setup. Thunderbolt compatible hosts can use the cable for supported functions.
Highlights
- 20 Gbps data speed moves large files quickly
- 100 W power delivery charges laptops fast
- 4K 60 Hz video output extends or mirrors displays
- Thunderbolt compatible works with high-bandwidth docks and devices
- 3 ft length fits desktop and mobile setups
Specifications
| Connector Type | USB C to USB C |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Do both of my devices need USB-C ports for the 20 Gbps cable to work?
Yes, the cable has USB-C connectors on both ends, so each device must provide a USB-C port for data, video or charging.
Will my older USB 3.2 Gen 2 port limit the 20 Gbps speed of this cable?
The cable negotiates the highest common speed, so a Gen 2 port will run at its own 10 Gbps ceiling while the cable remains fully functional.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering 100 W charging after I plug it in?
Check the power read-out on the connected laptop or phone; it should show the negotiated wattage approaching 100 W when the charger and device both support that level.
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