240W USB 4 CABLE

Data Transfer Speed:

Up to 40 Gbps: USB 4 can achieve data transfer rates of up to 40 gigabits per second, making it significantly faster than its predecessor, USB 3.2 (which maxes out at 20 Gbps). This speed is beneficial for tasks like video editing, large file transfers, and connecting high-resolution displays.

Compatibility:

USB 4 cables are compatible with earlier USB standards, including USB 3.x and USB 2.0. This backward compatibility ensures that older devices and accessories can still be used with newer USB 4-enabled devices, albeit at the lower transfer speeds.

Thunderbolt 3/4 Compatibility:

USB 4 supports Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4, meaning that USB 4 cables can work with Thunderbolt-based devices and take advantage of the higher speeds and additional capabilities, such as daisy-chaining multiple devices or supporting external GPUs.

Power Delivery:

USB 4 supports USB Power Delivery (USB PD), enabling devices to charge faster and deliver up to 100 watts of power, enough to charge laptops, tablets, or other power-hungry devices.

Video Support:

USB 4 supports DisplayPort 2.0 for video output, allowing high-resolution displays (up to 8K) to be connected to USB 4-enabled devices via adapters or direct connections. It can also support multiple monitors over a single cable.

Form Factor:

USB 4 cables are generally available in both USB-C connectors, the smaller, reversible connector that can handle data, power, and video. This versatility reduces the need for different cables depending on the device.

Enhanced Protocols:

USB 4 optimizes bandwidth and data sharing for multiple protocols (like PCIe for external devices, and DisplayPort for video), ensuring more efficient data handling.

Cable Length:

The performance of USB 4 cables can degrade over longer distances. Typically, for speeds up to 40 Gbps, the cable length should be relatively short—around 0.8 meters (2.6 feet). Longer cables will support lower speeds to ensure stability.