OWC Thunderbolt 4 USB-C Cable 40Gb/s 240W 0.7M (28in)

If you are looking for a cable that eliminates the "will this work?" guesswork from your tech setup, the OWC Thunderbolt 4 / USB-C Cable is the gold standard. While many cables look identical, the performance here is in a league of its own. High-Speed Data & Professional Connectivity With a 40Gbps data transfer rate, this cable is built for heavy lifting. It handles massive file transfers and high-bandwidth peripherals without breaking a sweat. Mac Mini to Portable Monitor: This cable is the perfect bridge for a desk setup. It provides a rock-solid, flicker-free connection between a Mac Mini and a portable monitor, handling both the high-resolution video signal and the power requirements through a single, streamlined cord. Universal Compatibility: Because it is Thunderbolt 4 certified, it is backwards compatible with USB-C 3.2 and 4.0, making it the most versatile tool in your kit. Exceptional Charging Power Beyond data, the power delivery on this OWC cable is top-tier. It is fully capable of fast-charging iPad Pros at their maximum supported speeds. Whether you are topping off an 11-inch or the power-hungry 13-inch M5, you can trust that you’re getting the most efficient charge possible. Built to Last At 28 inches (0.72 meters), it is the ideal length for a desktop environment—long enough for flexibility, but short enough to avoid a tangled mess of "cable spaghetti." The build quality is rugged and professional, designed to withstand the constant plugging and unplugging of a mobile workstation.

This is a really good data and charge cable, and for what it is, it is a relative bargain. I would suggest people get informed about cables before buying. There are a lot of USB-C cables out there. The differences are whether they are charge cables, how much resistance they have (the wattage rating, ie how thick the actual copper is) and whether they are also data cables. People wince at the Apple Thunderbolt cable prices, but without realizing the engineering and manufacturing involved to carry that much current at the same time as that much data. It's asking a lot of a cable.I had to learn the hard way as a photographer with a large archive. Cables matter. When transferring large amounts of data, most cheap cables don't do data at all. Then most of the data cables aren't rated for full-speed transfers and default to lower transfer speeds. Then, a lot of cables aren't rated for full-power charging, so your computer is trickling in power at 30 watts. This cable actually does everything well. That's why it costs more than the generic USB-C cables. I think it's worth every penny. For what it is, these cables seem like a real bargain. I have a longer OWC cable at home to connect to my RAID archive. I got this short one to stay in my bag. I use it to charge from a power brick and transfer projects back and forth from an NVMe enclosure. so far I've mostly used it at my teaching job at a college. It handles charges from my battery brick quicker than the generic cable it came with. It's noticeably quicker. Then it transfers big batches of data much quicker than the little generic cable the NVMe enclosure came with. Having a cable like this will pay for itself when I have photo jobs where I have to process and back up large batches of photos quickly on site and then top of my computer after running it down processing pictures.

This robust OWC Thunderbolt 4 cable is fast, sturdy and fits extremely well. Quick-charging and fast transfer speeds.

Great cable. I trust the OWC brand for all my Mac needs.

Not all UBC-C cables are the same. The difference is not only the quality of the cable but it’s also the speed of the cable. My collection of USB-C cables for charging an iPhone won’t work for connecting a device to a remote monitor. This high speed cable is the cable for making the connection to a monitor. It’s stiffer than the low speed cables but flexible enough to handle easily. Cable construction is high quality. I don’t expect to be needing to replace this cable for a long time..unlike some of my less expensive cables.

OWC Thunderbolt 4 Cable, Thunderbolt certified, 2.0 meter (6.56 ft.), 40 Gb/s data transfer, 100W power charging is too long for data delivery when used with MacBook Air late 2020 M1. I should have looked into the issue with the Model A2337 not being T4. No data at all via T3 or USB4 owing to the length. My fault, and my expense, on the no data due to length. I did not exchange it as it is still it is great as a power cable until a computer upgrade to T4 :-)

YES OWC thunderbolt cables DO run faster then the famous no names offered here on Amazon

I have several of these cables and they are all reliably good. I have had zero problems using them for 5-10gbps for USB, 40gbps for USB4 and Thunderbolt 4, and for my 4K display which has a USB-C input. I've used them for external SSDs, Thunderbolt docks, USB docks, monitors, you name it. Unlike other cheap cables I've owned in the past, these cables always achieve the expected data throughput. Just a tip, when you store these cables wrap them in a circle. Do not wrap them in an oval with a tie in the middle as that will cause sharp bends which can eventually degrade the wires inside the cable.

Just works.

Excellent cable and well made 👍🏻

Perfettamente funzionante anche dopo due anni in cui viene inserito e disinserito . La sua lunghezza non influisce sulla velocità di trasferimento dati. Ottimo

excellent

Unlike my previous cable this one is solid and wont drop connection.