Cable Matters 40Gbps USB4 Cable, Thunderbolt 4 Compatible, 2m, Black

Really good high speed USB4 cable. I'm using it with an older external SSD that kept randomly disconnecting from my older MacBook Pro and it's been absolutely solid since.

It's perfect!! Durable, effective, and nicely priced

Just great, working super

I bought this Cable Matters USB4 cable to replace a shorter Thunderbolt lead in a desk setup that handles charging, external storage, and high resolution display output through a single connection. Physically, the cable feels reassuringly substantial, with thick insulation and well finished USB C ends that seat firmly without wobble. At two metres it strikes a good balance between reach and signal integrity, and it does not feel fragile despite supporting very high power delivery. In daily use it has performed exactly as intended. Laptop charging is stable even under sustained load, data transfers to fast SSDs are noticeably quicker than with standard USB C cables, and driving high resolution displays through a dock has been reliable. The main compromise is flexibility, as the cable is stiffer and bulkier than typical charging leads, which makes tight cable management slightly awkward. I have also found that compatibility can depend on the device rather than the cable itself. Overall, it is a well engineered, future proof cable that offers excellent value if you actually need USB4 performance.

This is being used to replace a certified thunderbolt 3 cable that was a little too short. Replacement Thunderbolt cables have OTT pricing, so seeing that this (relatively cheap) USB cable claimed compatibility with Thunderbolt 3 and 4, I decided to give it a go. Happy to confirm that it it working fine with my Caldigit TS3. Cable is fully powering laptop and feeding 2 x 4k monitors at 60hz, a camera, external storage, and a keyboard without complaints. Note that this cable is thicker than average due to the power rating.

Cable matters cables are usually very good, however I have had two of these cables and within a few weeks both of them started disconnecting with the slightest movement, which corrupted my external OWC 1M2 SSD. Thank goodness I had an up-to-date backup. I have now bought a quality Intel certified OWC Thunderbolt 5 cable at nearly four times the price, but you can't put a price on data integrity. I'm not going to risk getting this Cable Matters cable replaced as it is way too risky.

I got this to connect a graghics drawing tablet to my MacbookPro. Unfortunatly the socket in the graphics table can only take a slimline plug so I took the chance and rounded off the edges of one end of the cable, (this invalidates the guarantee I guess). Howevever it worked a treat, the Mac and graphics tablet comunicate with each other great. It alows power to flow to tablet and drawing 'data' to travel to the Mac. So well worth getting considering the actual one for graphics tablet it twice the price.

Works great and extremely fast for transferring data. The cable is quite flexible but feels a little chunkier than your charger cables for example. Good value for money Vs competitor brands and cable matters usually provide the official certificates for all there cables. Went with black and it's your bog standard silicon looking cable and feels relatively durable.

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Le câble étant certifié, il n'y aura pas de problème sur son utilisation. C'est un câble à tout faire que je conseille d'avoir en 1 exemplaire dans le sac au quotidien. Attention toutefois, le câble est épais et rigide.

There was a time, perhaps 20 years ago, when it truly didn't matter which USB/HDMI cable you bought. Brands like "monster cable" overcharged uneducated people to a disgusting degree, while the rest of us laughed and bought the cheapest possible cables which performed identically. ...well, those simple days are gone now. With the advent of 2K/4K/8K, not every HDMI cable is the same anymore. And with data transfer speeds evolving so quickly, USB-C cables have become one of the most confusing tech items for consumers to buy. So before buying a premium cable like this, ask yourself: -Do you actually need USB4 data transfer speeds (40 Gbps)? Like, are you frequently using an external SSD with USB4 capability? If not, you probably don't need this. -Do you only need this cable for something like a USB-C monitor? Look for an uncertified USB4 cable capable of 20 Gbps, or depending on the monitor you may only need USB-C 3.0. It will be cheaper than this cable. With that being said, if you actually do need the crazy speed of a cable like this, then spare yourself the time and frustration of cheaper brands. After much trial and error with many different cables, docks, hubs, etc; I have decided the Cable Matters brand is what I'll be looking for from now on when I *actually* need a super high-speed cable. They don't lie about their claims. If it isn't a certified cable, they will say that in the description and give you real speeds. This cable does what it claims: it transfers data at 40Gbps. That's what I needed for my case, and it's been working flawlessly for many months now. No negatives here.

Excelente produto, corresponde totalmente ao a que se propõe.

High-quality do-it-all cables!