C2G 2.5ft Thunderbolt 4 USB-C Cable - 40Gbps, 100W PD, 8K, Black

This C2G Thunderbolt 4 cable delivers the full 40Gbps bandwidth of Thunderbolt 4 in a compact 0.76m length, perfect for high-speed docking, 8K video, and 100W power delivery without excess cable clutter. Unlike standard USB-C cables that may fall back to lower speeds, this certified passive cable guarantees Thunderbolt 4 performance, daisy-chaining, and backward compatibility with Thunderbolt 3, USB4, USB 3.2, and USB 2.0 devices.

Highlights

• Certified Thunderbolt 4: 40Gbps data transfer, 8K @ 60Hz video, and 100W Power Delivery.
• Dual USB-C male connectors with 24-pin design for full-featured connectivity.
• Passive cable design: no external power required, ideal for short runs.
• Supports DisplayPort 2.1 and USB4, enabling dual 4K displays or single 8K display.
• Daisy-chain up to 5 Thunderbolt devices for expanded workstation setups.
• Durable black jacket with 30V rating for safe high-power charging.

In daily use

Connect a Thunderbolt 4 laptop to a dock, monitor, or high-speed storage and experience uncompromised performance. The cable's 2.5ft length is ideal for desk setups, reducing tangles while maintaining signal integrity. It supports fast charging for laptops up to 100W, and its passive design ensures compatibility with all Thunderbolt 4 hosts and devices. Whether you're editing 8K video, transferring large files, or extending your display, this cable delivers stable, certified performance.

Full specifications

• Cable Type: Thunderbolt 4 (passive)
• Connectors: USB-C male to USB-C male (24-pin)
• Data Transfer Rate: 40 Gbps
• USB Compliance: USB4, USB 3.2, USB 2.0
• DisplayPort Support: DisplayPort 2.1, up to 8K @ 60Hz
• Power Delivery: 100W (30V / 5A)
• Length: 0.76 m (2.5 ft)
• Color: Black
• Certifications: Thunderbolt Certified

Final note

For professionals who demand the highest bandwidth and power in a short, manageable cable, the C2G 2.5ft Thunderbolt 4 cable is the reliable choice—backed by Intel certification and built for today's high-performance peripherals.