USB cable Vivolink PROUSBCMM2A 2m USB 2.0 Type-C to Type-C

Vivolink long range USB-C to USB-C cable transmits video, audio, data and power signals between USB‑C devices. The 2 m Vivolink PROUSBCMM2A supports data rates up to 20 Gbps and delivers up to 100 W power, making it suitable for charging mobile phones, external drives and most laptops. Reversible USB‑C connectors provide simple plug-and-play use. It supports DisplayLink, DisplayPort 1.4, MST and Alt Mode for applications that require a high-performance, reliable USB‑C connection.

Advantages

The cable combines high-speed data transfer with power delivery up to 100 W and compatibility with video protocols (DisplayPort 1.4, Alt Mode, MST) and DisplayLink. Its 2 m length offers extended reach for desktop and meeting-room setups, while the reversible USB‑C connectors simplify connection. Designed for reliability and broad device compatibility, it supports charging and video/data transmission through a single cable.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops, tablets and smartphones with USB‑C ports
• Charging devices that accept up to 100 W via USB‑C
• Transmitting video to monitors using DisplayPort 1.4 / Alt Mode or DisplayLink
• Data transfer to external hard drives and peripherals

Key specifications

• Length: 2 m
• Connector type: USB Type‑C to USB Type‑C
• Data rate: up to 20 Gbps
• Power delivery: up to 100 W
• Supported formats/protocols: DisplayLink, DisplayPort 1.4, MST, Alt Mode
• Brand: VivoLink
• Model: PROUSBCMM2A
• EAN: 5715063427590

How to use

Connect one USB‑C connector to the host device (laptop, tablet or phone) and the other to a compatible peripheral, monitor or charger. Ensure both devices support the intended function (power delivery, video over Alt Mode/DisplayPort or DisplayLink). For video output, select the correct input on the monitor and configure display settings on the host device if needed. For charging, use a power adapter that provides the required wattage.

Recommendations

To ensure optimal performance, use a USB‑C PD charger rated for the required wattage when charging laptops, avoid tight bends near connector ends, and keep firmware/drivers (e.g., DisplayLink drivers) up to date on connected devices for best video compatibility.