The 2.6' Thunderbolt 5 Cable from Xcellon is a high-performance, passive Intel Thunderbolt-certified cable that supports up to 80 Gb/s transfer speeds, or up to 120 Gb/s with bandwidth boost, and 240W power delivery. It provides an easy USB-C connector solution for high-speed storage drives, multiple 8K, 6K, and 4K displays at up to 120 Hz, docks, and more. You'll enhance your workflow and step up your productivity by daisy chaining up to six compatible devices. The Xcellon Thunderbolt 5 cable is backward compatible with Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 3, USB4, and previous USB speeds. Also supported is DisplayPort 2.1.
- Up to 80 Gb/s Throughput
- 240W Power Delivery
- Thunderbolt 4 & Thunderbolt 3 Compatible
- Intel Certified
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Xcellon Thunderbolt 5 Male to Thunderbolt 5 M... Reviews
I thought the cable was longer
Why do they use ". Instead of the word inch? The English language is very deceptive, hiding meanings and using acronyms instead of writing out the words.
Andriod Auto lifesaver
I bought a new used car, my first with Android Auto. Being an Android user this was going to be a new experience so using one of my cords I got in the car. Android Auto didn't work. I tried a number of cables I had kicking around, including one I used for transfering images off my camera onto the computer but they all failed. I was getting frustrated. I ordered this and another cable, the Plugable USB-C 3.2 Gen (you can never have too few cables - and it would be for guests in the car) and suddenly I didn't need a cradle for my phone and my maps came up on the screen! One very happy man.

