StarTech 2m Thunderbolt 3 Cable 20Gbps - White

Works well to connect my laptop to the dock.Transfers data to multiple displays, network connection, laptop charging all in one cable. - a regular USB-C charging cable won't do all this!2m length is also handy as it gives you more flexibility on your setup without being short and putting pressure on the connectors.Not cheap, but worth it in my view.

This cable failed after 3 weeks without me touching it. I sent it back and bought an apple one. Works great with Ryzen 5950x and UAD Apollo Twin X on Windows 11

The main reason I bought this cable is because it removes all the confusion about the USB 3.1 types and what cable to buy, because with this Thunderbolt 3 Cable I can run all my USB-C Devices, like my Display Monitors, Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (4k) Plus Graphics Pen Display, Samsung Smart Phone and Tablet and plugs straight in to the back of my Computer's Motherboard, an ASUS Rampage 6 Extreme and also my RTX2080 NVIDIA video card which both have the USB-C ports, so now I never have to worry about which cable to buy in future.It can support data transfer rates of 20Gbps when connected to a Thunderbolt 3 device and It is backwards compatible with all USB 3.1 Gen 1, USB 3.1 Gen 2 and USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Devices. It can run both my 4k displays at 60Hz and is also Display Port ... MoreThe main reason I bought this cable is because it removes all the confusion about the USB 3.1 types and what cable to buy, because with this Thunderbolt 3 Cable I can run all my USB-C Devices, like my Display Monitors, Huion Kamvas Pro 16 (4k) Plus Graphics Pen Display, Samsung Smart Phone and Tablet and plugs straight in to the back of my Computer's Motherboard, an ASUS Rampage 6 Extreme and also my RTX2080 NVIDIA video card which both have the USB-C ports, so now I never have to worry about which cable to buy in future.It can support data transfer rates of 20Gbps when connected to a Thunderbolt 3 device and It is backwards compatible with all USB 3.1 Gen 1, USB 3.1 Gen 2 and USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Devices. It can run both my 4k displays at 60Hz and is also Display Port enabled and can be used for charging and syncing my mobile devices. If you find all these USB standards confusing like me, then this is the perfect cable and if you get a Thunderbolt 3 device in future then yr already covered with this cable as well.Cheers Kevin

I have bought it to connect my monitor to my MacBook pro which I need a power supply to my laptop as well.It is a very fast data transferring between the laptop and monitor such as an external hard drive connected to the monitor.2m length will give you the freedom to place the laptop anywhere I want near the monitor.Great buy!! *****

Bought this to replace the USB-C cable that came with my Dell monitor as it was too short and this one works great. No problems with data sync and pass-through power.

DELL Compatible Cable

It just arrived and I am so happy that it works with DELL monitor for charging and data. I've tried many cables which did not work. But finally I've found this one. And it is white which looks good on my wall.Thank you for such thing on market.

I have a 2018 Mac Mini with Dell U2720Q display. I use the USB-C cable that comes with the displa...

I have a 2018 Mac Mini with Dell U2720Q display. I use the USB-C cable that comes with the display, and when using this cable, I have to choose between High Resolution--4K @60Hz, but USB speed is 2.0 DP cable and USB-A to USB-C cable to connect to he display. The apparent build quality seems fine, and the cable is not as stiff as the Dell USB cable. But it will NOT do 60Hz ever. So no other choice but to return for a refund.

I have a 2018 MacBook Pro and a Dell U4320Q monitor. The cable that ships with the Dell monitor i...

I have a 2018 MacBook Pro and a Dell U4320Q monitor. The cable that ships with the Dell monitor is really short and I wanted a longer cable so I could position my laptop to the side of my desk. The StarTech cable charged my laptop and connected USB devices but the display was never detected. I tried various troubleshooting but no luck. Using the Dell-supplied cable in the same configuration worked instantly with no issues. I guess there is some subtle hardware or software compatibility issue, but it's inscrutable from the product description. I know StarTech has a good reputation for quality and the build quality seems high, but it's frustrating that the product description doesn't indicate compatibility issues. At least with DisplayPort or HDMI you can tell if it ... MoreI have a 2018 MacBook Pro and a Dell U4320Q monitor. The cable that ships with the Dell monitor is really short and I wanted a longer cable so I could position my laptop to the side of my desk. The StarTech cable charged my laptop and connected USB devices but the display was never detected. I tried various troubleshooting but no luck. Using the Dell-supplied cable in the same configuration worked instantly with no issues. I guess there is some subtle hardware or software compatibility issue, but it's inscrutable from the product description. I know StarTech has a good reputation for quality and the build quality seems high, but it's frustrating that the product description doesn't indicate compatibility issues. At least with DisplayPort or HDMI you can tell if it works by looking at the connector. With USB-C it's a mystery.

I have a Macbook Pro and I wanted to drive a huge 49" monitor using a single cable while getting ...

I have a Macbook Pro and I wanted to drive a huge 49" monitor using a single cable while getting the maximum resolution I needed. Now, unless your monitor has a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 compatible output, accomplishing this task could be difficult. I have a Caldigit TS3+ which acts as a middle-man between my MBP and my monitor. I wasn't especially happy that I had to spend this kind of money on a cable, but I did understand that Thunderbolt cables are not cheap. And, you can't just buy any Thunderbolt cable for this purpose. It needs to be 4K 60Hz - 40Gbps. Without that spec, you can't use a single cable. I am surprised to read a few negative reviews about this brand. It came highly recommended from monitor users on the Mac/Apple forums. In fact, this brand was ... MoreI have a Macbook Pro and I wanted to drive a huge 49" monitor using a single cable while getting the maximum resolution I needed. Now, unless your monitor has a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 compatible output, accomplishing this task could be difficult. I have a Caldigit TS3+ which acts as a middle-man between my MBP and my monitor. I wasn't especially happy that I had to spend this kind of money on a cable, but I did understand that Thunderbolt cables are not cheap. And, you can't just buy any Thunderbolt cable for this purpose. It needs to be 4K 60Hz - 40Gbps. Without that spec, you can't use a single cable. I am surprised to read a few negative reviews about this brand. It came highly recommended from monitor users on the Mac/Apple forums. In fact, this brand was specifically mentioned over and over again as one of the more reliable Thunderbolt 3 cable manufacturers. This cable has worked flawlessly for me for several weeks now. Additionally, the plug is very durable as I am constantly moving my laptop from my office monitor to my lap so I am constantly connecting and disconnecting the cable. The connector seems very durable which is a very important factor when considering a product like this. I can confidently tell you from my experience thus far, this is a great cable that works exceptionally well.

It doesn't do a great job of remaining in the socket. I haven't gotten the magnifying glass out, ...

It doesn't do a great job of remaining in the socket. I haven't gotten the magnifying glass out, but I'm assuming it's missing a retention mechanism that my other USB type-c cables have. It's possible that is a feature and not a bug; as the cable is quite long and is more likely to get kicked or stepped on. That said, you have few options if you're looking for a cable at this length. The thing does technically work, but if it moves too much you may lose connection for a moment. It DOES handle displayport over USB type C, so if you're as confused as the industry seems to be on how which USB type c cable works with what, that may help you ;D.