Fervit USB 3.2 Cable 20 Gbps 100 W 8K 3 m
A 3 m USB 3.2 cable delivering 20 Gbps data, 100 W charging and 8K 60 Hz video for USB-C devices
- Delivers up to 100 W charging for power-hungry USB-C devices
- Transfers data at 20 Gbps for rapid file movement
- Outputs 8K video at 60 Hz to compatible displays
- Works with laptops including Mac Pro 2018 2019 2020 and XPS
- Three-metre ultra-flexible cord eases desk routing
20 Gbps USB4 cable for 8K video and 100 W charging
This three-metre USB4 cable delivers up to 20 Gbps data transfer and carries 100 W of power at 20 V/5 A. It supports single-display output at 8K 60 Hz, 5K 60 Hz or 4K 60 Hz when the host and monitor both implement DisplayPort Alternate Mode. The ultra-soft, high-flex construction makes it practical for desk and travel use.
Suits users needing long reach
Creators and professionals who connect a laptop to an 8K or 5K monitor across a room will benefit from the 300 cm length and 20 Gbps throughput. Buyers who only charge a phone or move modest files at 5 Gbps or 10 Gbps do not need this cable’s specification. Anyone whose display lacks a USB-C port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode cannot use the video function.
20 Gbps sustained data rate decides fit
The cable’s defining figure is the 20 Gbps maximum transfer rate certified under the USB4 4.0 specification. If the workflow moves large video projects or drive images and the host controller supports 20 Gbps, the cable will not bottleneck the link. If the host tops out at 10 Gbps or 5 Gbps, the extra headroom provides no measurable gain.
How it compares
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- Price $41.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
Does the 300 cm length affect the 20 Gbps data rate under sustained use?
The cable is rated for 20 Gbps across its full 300 cm length.
Does the cable get warm when delivering 100 W continuously?
The specification lists 100 W at 20 V/5 A with no thermal derating noted.
Must the host port support DP Alternate Mode for video output?
Yes, the monitor's USB-C port must support DP Alternate Mode for 8K at 60 Hz video.
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