2 Meter USB 4 Cable 40Gbps Cable | PD 240 Watt Max Power Thunderbolt 5 Spec | 8K Display Output

2 Meter USB 4 Cable 40Gbps Cable | PD 240 Watt Max Power Thunderbolt 5 Spec | 8K Display Output

This cable has the same features as Thunderbolt 4 and Thunderbolt 5 USB C Cables, please see technical details of USB C Cables as at https://www.hdcabling.co.za/usb-1-1-vs-usb-2-0-vs-usb-3-0-vs-usb-3-1-vs-usb-3-2-vs-usb-4-0-usb-type-c-3-1-3-2-gen1-gen2-thunderbolt-3-vs-thunderbolt-4-specifications/

Difference between Thunderbolt and USB 4

The details of Thunderbolt 4 are proprietary, but according to Intel’s public statements the only real difference between the two standards is that the top speed of 40 Gbit/s is mandatory for Thunderbolt, whereas it is optional for USB4. Otherwise, all features are the same.

Features:

• USB Power Delivery (PD) 3.1 cable with Extended Power Range (EPR) charging up to 240 W at 48 V / 5 A Max Current, backward compatible with PD 3.0/2.0/1.0
• Please note!!! Your USB C Port needs to support Displayport ALT Mode for video output which is supported by cable but a function of laptop / mac / PC. Please see USB Specifications for Displayport Alt Mode and Identification on the USB C Cables standard as per link above.
• Max Output Power / Current : 240W (48V/5A max ) PD3.1 fast charging protocol compatible with PD3.0/2.0
• For multi-string lithium-ion battery equipment such as electric tools, electric bicycles, and industrial power supplies, or equipment that requires high-voltage power supply, it can be directly adapted to the extended power range voltage of USB PD3.1.
• Used for PS5, Nintendo Switch, computers, monitors, power tools, industrial power supplies, gaming laptop and other products
• Data transfer: 40Gbps (USB4.0 standard, compatible with Thunderbolt 3/USB3.2/3.1/3.0/2.0)
• Function: Support single 8K@60Hz or dual 4K@60Hz video output

Difference between Thunderbolt and USB 4

The details of Thunderbolt 4 are proprietary, but according to Intel’s public statements the only real difference between the two standards is that the top speed of 40 Gbit/s is mandatory for Thunderbolt, whereas it is optional for USB4. Otherwise, all features are the same.