Duttek Short USB C Cable 5Inch Compatible with Thunderbolt 4/3, 40Gbps, 240W, 8K@60HZ USB4 Cable, USB Type C Male to Male Cord for iPhone 15/16 Series, MacBook, External SSD and Type-C Devices

Me ha dado buen resultado.

5 and 10gbps are NOT highspeed, not even close. The Thunderbolt 4 does 40gbps, and a Win. 11 bootable USB drive I have coming reads at 150gbps; pretty much the only cord or [?] that can carry more than the 40gbps are the RJ45 Cat.5/6/+ lines/cords - at least that's what I've figured out so far. To run the boot drive I'm installing a 9-pin USB port onto my motherboard so I can keep it inside and out of the way; what I'm unsure of just yet is if there'll be enough clearance inside to plug vertically, or if I'll need to secure it horizontally along a wall, if so then this will give me that room. If I don't need it here, it is still a great extra to have around, especially if one has a T4 in operation.

This is great for those unique items that cover multiple ports (like my favorite microphone system). I am using this in conjunction with my phone cage -which is great for videos and photography- but makes accessing the USB-C port a challenge.For me this is a game changer in terms of access!

Cute and functional

Not recommended. I was going to use this so I could easily swap my USB4/Thunderbolt4 CalDigit dock between my laptops and desktop, but I hear very audible popping/clicking noises in my headphones while using this extender.Setup: PC > This adapter > Thunderbolt4 cable > CalDigit Dock > USB out to DAC > DAC to headphone ampWhen I connect my TB4 cable direct to the PC, no issues, but adding this short extender results in popping/clicking in my headphones.Decided to cut the insulation off, and as I guessed, no EMI shielding to speak of. Just one of those flat flexible ribbon cables.

The quality of this connector is great. Perfect length for my Galaxy s24 Ultra to add a MagSafe SSD reader to the back.

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Since the cable is flat, it's a lot more flexible (in one direction) than a traditional round cable would be. That, combined with the short length, make it perfect for connecting a phone to a power bank, or an external SSD to a computer (or to a phone, or the phone to a computer.... you get the idea.)Both ends of the cable clearly have the 40G/8K and 240W rating printed on, something I always appreciate. The picture shows a light purply silver on the ends, but the one that arrived is instead dark blue. I honestly like this color better, so I won't complain.I had no issues charging or transferring data with this cable. All of the required signals are passed through, and the cable is properly e-marked for for 240W (50V 5A) operation. Resistance for ground and VBUS came out to ~100 milliohms, an excellent result.This cable is not USB-IF certified, nor does the manufacturer claim it to be.Overall, this is a very useful little cable. It's not at all bulky and quite flexible, despite being specced as high as it is. I don't have anything to complain about.