Aomoproing USB C to USB C cable .5 m Thunderbolt 5 80 Gbps 240 W
A .5 m USB-C cable delivering 240 W charging, 80 Gbps data and 16K@60Hz video over Thunderbolt 5
Cable Length 0.5 ft.
- 0.5 ft.$21.99
- 1 Feet$12.99
- 1.5 Feet$14.99
- 2 ft.$13.99
- Fast 240 W charging via USB PD 3.1
- 80 Gbps Thunderbolt 5 data throughput
- Drives a single 16K@60Hz display
- Supports dual 8K@60Hz monitors
- 5 m length for tidy desk setups
What this cable is and who it serves
The Aomoproing USB C to USB C cable is a .5 m link rated for Thunderbolt 5 at 80 Gbps and USB PD 3.1 power delivery up to 240 W at 48 V/5 A. It targets professionals connecting Thunderbolt 5 docks, high-resolution monitors or fast external SSDs to compatible laptops and desktops.
Who it suits and who should look elsewhere
The cable suits users who need the full 80 Gbps bandwidth for 16K@60 Hz or dual 8K@60 Hz display output, plus 240 W charging in a short desktop run. Buyers whose devices only support lower Thunderbolt or USB speeds, or who require a longer reach between devices, will not benefit from this specification.
The specification that decides fit
The single deciding factor is the 80 Gbps Thunderbolt 5 data rate combined with 240 W USB PD 3.1 power delivery; if the host and peripheral both support that exact pairing, the cable delivers its rated performance, otherwise it falls back to the lowest common capability.
How it compares
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- Price $21.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Other versions of this model
5 more in the same range
Aomoproing USB C to USB C cable 3.2 Gen2 20Gbps PD 100W 8K@60Hz 2m
Questions about this item
What USB-C port spacing does the .5 m cable need to reach between my laptop and dock?
The cable is .5 m long, so the two USB-C ports must be within about half a metre of each other for a straight connection.
Which end do I plug in first when connecting a Thunderbolt 5 dock that draws 240 W?
Plug the cable into the dock’s USB-C upstream port first, then into the host; reversing the order can prevent the 48 V/5 A PD 3.1 handshake from completing.
When should I replace this cable if I use it daily for 80 Gbps SSD transfers and 240 W charging?
Replace it if the connectors feel loose, the jacket shows kinks, or sustained transfers drop well below 80 Gbps, as daily high-power and high-speed use accelerates wear.
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