Plugable Thunderbolt 3 Cable 40Gbps Supports 100W (20V, 5A) Charging, 2.6ft / 0.8m USB C Compatible [Thunderbolt 3 Certified] - Driverless

This is the only cable other than the one supplied by LG that works with their monitors to not only provide full video, but also to support the built in USB Ports. I went through all the usual brands, Belkin etc. that all support video and charging, but didn’t work for the USB Ports. This cable works and is far cheaper than the more famous and less functional alternatives If like me you spent months and many wasted £a searching for a replacement for the LG Cable, your search is over!

Replaced a 2m cable from my laptop to my external GPU that kept disconnecting whilst playing video games. This worked amazingly, not had a single disconnect and even forgot I used to have that issue. It is shorter but just about long enough to work for me and I am pleased I replaced my old cable.

Seems a good quality cable. Works with my USB-C monitor (Philips 243B9) to provide power, video and usb hubbed devices from a MacBook Pro. Worth knowing as in order to do this you need a thunderbolt 3 cable such as this and not just a usb-c cable which might only provide power but not video.

Very expensive for what it is, but when you need a thunderbolt the cable you have very few options

I bought this to attach an external graphics card enclosure to my 2018 Mac mini. The Sonnet enclosure came with a lead that was 0.5 - far to short for where I wanted to have my set-up, so I bought this linger one. Works perfectly as far as I'm concerned and not as expensive as some.

This is one of the best value for money Thunderbolt 3 cables I've come across. Reliable and robust. What's not to like. I bought another.

This seems a good connecting lead. Impossible to comment on durability but it effectively connects my laptop to a docking port and handles both data and power fine.

Does the job so far at a reasonable price for a thunderbolt 3 cable of this length. Just not a big fan of the plug cable logo printed on it...

購入して1か月もたっていませんが、接触不良が目立ちます。。 初期不良と思われるので交換してほしいです、、 【更新2020/10/13】 交換品を頂いて数日たちましたが、交換品については不具合なく使えています。 初期不良だったようです。ありがとうございました。

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Ottimo cavo. Invece di spendere il doppio per un cavo Apple ,ho scelto questo è si è rivelato un acquisto azzeccato . Robusto , maneggevole , inserimento perfetto ai connettori , bello anche esteticamente con il simbolo thunderbolt e il 3. Funziona alla meraviglia . Consigliato assolutamente

This is Nathan K, a Google Top Contributor program volunteer (Nexus/Pixel Support Forums), and follower of Benson Leung doing independent USB-C verification and testing. I analyzed Plugable's "Thunderbolt 3 20Gbps USB-C Cable (6.6'/2m, 3A/60W)" [Model TBT3-20G2M]. This PASSIVE eMarked cable appears to comply with the USB Type-C specification version 1.2. It also has rather favorable performance characteristics, given constraints of the 2m length. Active cable designs are currently highly flawed in my opinion at this time (Dec 2016), so this is a good "long distance" USB3.1Gen1 (5gbps) data + Thunderbolt 3-20gbps data + charge (3A/60W) cable in the meanwhile. THE GOOD: The cable is properly advertised as having USB3.1Gen1 support. It is built out of Lintes ODM cable stock with good performance characteristics. It meets all SI, DCR, Continuity, and eMarker tests on a TotalPhase Advanced Cable Tester Level 2. It can be operated at 120% capacity (6Ghz) and still pass SI thresholds. The DC resistance is technically low enough to be considered a 5A/100W cable, barely. (It is eMarked as 3A for safety, correctly.) It even omits pin B6/B7 in the plug as suggested in the spec. (Bottom two front "teeth".) THE MEDIOCRE: Certain pins on the connectors have per-pin resistance that are on the high side (~12-15mOhm). This is a problem shared with other Lintes ODM cables from Belkin, so I presume it is "normal". In comparison, the j5Create JUCX01 and Anker A8181011 have negligible per-pin resistance (<5mOhm). This is well within spec (40mOhm), but indicates the paddlecards could be optimized. THE IFFY: The data rate differences between the Plugable 1m (USB3.1Gen2 10gbps) and 2m (USB3.1Gen1 5gbps) cable version is displayed in the tech specs, but could be clarified in the bullet points. The term "Certified" is used in the product title, without stating BY WHOM. In this case, I know it is "Intel Thunderbolt Certified" from background knowledge, but it is still a bit misleading. Especially when some other manufacturers are both USB-IF *and* Intel Certified. Also it is a bit expensive compared to competitors. (However as I have disclaimed in the past, I have done in-depth troubleshooting with Plugable's engineers, so at least I know where the money goes.... hopefully.) These however are MINOR gripes. I am just glad this product is "exactly as described on the tin", and of good quality to boot. So it gets an excellent rating. IN CONCLUSION: This is a very well built cable doing exactly what it claims to, with very respectable Safety Factor margins. Therefore I highly recommend it for any uses that require a 2m Thunderbolt 3-20gbps cable, USB3.1Gen1 5gbps cable, or a 60W charging cable. Data was sampled with a TotalPhase Advanced Cable Tester Level 2 and Plugable/Google Twinkie in combination with my own custom-made microcontrollers and equipment. Additional data may be verified by using Plus. Plugable USB 3.1 Type-C (USB-C) Power Delivery Sniffer

I bought this specifically for my eGpu setup. The cable that came with the Razer Core X was just a tad bit too short. This was a good compromise for the price. The cable does exactly what it says. First, it is 40gbps. Second, it does charge at 100watts. This is where I was surprised because the cable that came with the Razer Core X was supposed to and my laptop complained that it was not charging at full capacity. After connecting this cable that message went away. That alone made this purchase worth it. After all that I decided to test my eGpu with 3dmark. The benchmarks were slightly better. Here is where I was surprised again. Before this cable I wasn't even able to run the Ray Tracing test. It would bomb each time I would try. After using this cable low and behold, the ray tracing test ran. I am not sure why the cable Razer included was so bad. Unfortunately I don't have a crazy tester like other reviewers, but I hope this helps someone on the fence about buying this cable. Last word, this cable is a thunderbolt certified cable. You can find this info on the thunderbolt website. My specs: Dell Precision 5540 Razer Core X RTX 2060 Super