Cable Matters 20Gbps USB C to USB C Monitor Cable - 6ft / 1.8m, Supports Up to [8K@30Hz / 4K@120Hz Video, 240W Charging, 20Gbps Data Transfer], USBC Video Cable, Works with CarPlay, Android Auto

This is for anyone interested in using the 8ft long version of the cable. I'm able to get 4k @120Hz! I just wanted to let people know because in the specs it says the 8ft version can only do 4k @ 60hz. Or maybe I just got lucky? But anywho hope this info is helpful for someone.Haven't tested the charging or data sync speeds, but I can confirm it's working great as a display cable.

Worked great for USB 3.2. Worked as it should. Last cable (a different brand) I purchased did not.

The media could not be loaded. Six months ago, I bought this USB-C to C cable during a time when high-speed options were scarce. I had a positive prior experiences with Cable Matters ethernet products in the past.The cable's build quality is noteworthy – it feels premium with a balanced, medium stiffness. As far as performance is concerned, I was able to achieve data transfer speeds up to 10Gbps in my testing. However, I have no way to test this cable at the 20Gbps.While the initial cable I received was defective, I had a positive interaction with Cable Matters customer service. They quickly resolved the issue by sending a functional replacement.Shout out to great customer service and quality of the cable. I highly recommend it.

I ordered this to use as a link Link Cable for my Quest 3. This is the longest copper USB-C cable I could find on Amazon that supported 5Gbps speeds. I'm happy to confirm that this cable works perfectly! The Oculus software detects it as USB 3.0 and connection is stable. Also if you have a power delivery port on your desktop/laptop this cable will actually charge your device while you're playing it (so no need to worry about the headset dying in the middle of a long session).The only minor con is that it's a bit thick, so it makes the cable stiff. It's manageable for my use case which is seated racing sims, but might be annoying for high movement standing gameplay. In that use case, I'd suggest a USB 3.0 cable made out of fiber (instead of copper) such as the Meta branded one. The benefit of fiber is that it is less thick and the cable can be much longer (Meta Link cable is 16FT (5M)) without signal attenuation.

Great cable, but developed a short at one of the connections after a little over 6 months and won't maintain charge. Cord is very thick and a bit unwieldy, but worked flawlessly when it did work.

No drama here, this cable just worked straight out of the box. I used it to connect my laptop to a 34” WQHD hub monitor, and it handled video, data, and power without any issues.Picture quality is crisp, no flickering or weird drops. I didn’t have to mess with settings or drivers, just plug and go. It’s also nice knowing it supports up to 240W charging and full USB 3.2 Gen 2 speeds, even if I’m not maxing all that out yet.Sometimes you just need a cable that quietly does its job right. This one delivers.

Works great for extending my web cam I wish I would have ordered the next size length

Cable Matters 20Gbps USB C to USB C Monitor Cable 3 ft / 0.9m with 4K 120Hz & 8K 30Hz, 240W Power Delivery, USB C Video Cable/USB C Display Cable with USB-C 3.2 20Gbps Data Transfer:I got a new laptop computer with USB-C docking station. The first USB_C cable I got wouldn’t fit in the docking station connection. I bought this because it looked like the head was smaller – and it was and fits. The cord is stiffer than non 3.0 USB but I do like how smooth it is. This cable will drive a 49 inches 1440 monitor and various other devices well.