ORICO Thunderbolt 4 Cable, 6.6 ft/2M 40Gbps USB4 Cable Compatible with Thunderbolt 3 with PD 100W (20V/5A), 8k@60Hz (Two Displays 4k@60Hz) for Phones, Tablets and Laptops(2M)

Works as advertised with my Orico TB3-S4 TB DOCK

Exactly as described, well package definitely worth the money. Cable quality is definitely high, functions as expected, high speed.

I have the 0.8M version of this cable, and it is the perfect length for my own needs. It appears to be well-made with decent materials, and there is some attention to detail with plastic caps over the connectors on receipt. I have other high-speed cables and this one is comparable with them in terms of transfer performance though I haven’t been able to measure it at a determined rate. It works well with superfast charging of my devices which is one of my main requirements, and I am pleased with it.

I wanted a short 90-degree thunderbolt 4 cable to get the best connection between my MacBook Pro & iPad Pro for Sidecar and this cable delivers it well. The 90-degree joint is a little longer than others which lets it work with my case. I wish it was a little shorter so I could put the iPad closer and the stiff cable makes positioning a little harder than it should be but otherwise it's perfect.

Having a few issues with USB devices and general oddness on my Mac so I thought I'd replace the third-party long cable that came with my OWC Thunderbolt 3 dock with this short option, as the right-angle connector looks neater and harder to snag when trying to find ports behind the machine and it keeps everything less cluttered.For the price I'm very impressed - stability of devices is excellent and when I tried my Macbook with it, charging seems trouble-free. But what matters more is throughput and I'm getting rock-solid 28-channel audio from the interface connected through Firewire on the dock, even when the Mac's backing up to Time Machine on a USB 3 disc via the same Thunderbolt port. Build quality of the cable is good and the little port protectors are a neat touch - you might not think about dirt getting onto the cables in your box of useful leads, but I've had problems with mucky Thunderbolt 2 ports on old machines (fixed with Servisol and an air blower) so, yes, keeping the USB plug protected in storage is a pretty sensible idea!Short cable runs for high-speed interfaces have been a recommendation for as long as such peripherals have existed and this is an excellent choice for Thunderbolt 3 as well as USB-C or Thunderbolt 4 docks and drives.

Used to connect a display port 1.4 enabled usbc (non thunderbolt) on hp probook to a lenovo thunderbolt enabled monitor with a built in hub. I couldn't find any clear reference as to weather it would work but it does! Monitor, charging, usb hub. I tried a standard usb c cable and it wasnt recognised, so the key seems to be the thunderbolt cable. hope this helps someone else

This nylon braided Thunderbolt 4 cable arrived simply packaged in a cardboard retail box. The cable is approx. 6mm in diameter and reasonably flexibly but being nylon braided, not overly so. Where the cable meets the house there is a perforated rubberise sleeve that is designed to allow the cable to flex without putting too much strain on the wiring connections inside. I think it could do with more flexibility. It’s then finished with the aluminium housing and Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C) connector.Theoretically, this will support data transmission up to 40Gbps. The reason I say theoretically is that there are so many things that can affect this, and you are unlikely to get that in normal day-to-day use. It is still going to be fast though.As to the charging performance, this peaks at 100W/20V/5A. I tested it with a modern 13” Windows 10 laptop and a 120W GaN fast-charger, that has a dedicated USB-C laptop charging port and I was getting 55W/20V/2.8A. Given it was handling the voltage at the right level and the laptop was charging at around its max W, there is nothing to say it would not handle 100W charging with the right device. I have had supposed TB4 cables fail this.Apart from the stated 8K@60Hz and Dual 4K@60Hz (requires 2 Cables), it will also support single 4K@120Hz and [email protected] cable s are highly versatile and backwards compatible and, if you have the right monitors, an arguably better solution than DP or HDMI.The one slight negative with this cable is that it is not Intel certified, which I prefer to go with. This does not mean it is not up to spec.I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative, and useful. Thanks for reading.NB. For a sizing guide, squares in photos are 1cm.

I bought this cable to use with a portable monitor with a high refresh rate while at work. The cable preforms excellent. I also use it for charging my phone which it also preforms well.I had an initial problem with the cable but after contact with the customer service team we were able to resolve the issue.