Maxonar 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 Cable 4FT, 240W Charging, Dual 8K Display, 3X Faster Than TB4 for 16K Video Editors/3D Designers, Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, eGPU/SSD

The Speed Standard for Pro-Workflows: Engineered for 80Gbps bi-directional data & 120Gbps video boost. 3x faster than Thunderbolt 4, eliminating bottlenecks in 16K video editing and massive 3D file backups. A true one-cable solution for high-performance external SSDs and eGPUs Visual Excellence: Supports Dual 8K@120Hz or Triple 4K@144Hz setups with zero lag. Specifically optimized for creative professionals using CalDigit docks and Apple Studio Displays who demand pro-grade clarity and multi-monitor fluidity 240W PD 3.1 Power Delivery: The ultimate power solution, charging a 16” MacBook Pro to 50% in just 26 minutes. Backward compatible with 140W/100W/60W devices. One cable to power your entire workstation, from laptops to power-hungry peripherals Industrial-Grade Durability & Desktop Design Note: Features a heavy-duty 48-strand nylon braid for maximum lifespan in professional environments. Note: This cable is thick and stiff by design to support high bandwidth; it is ideal for fixed desktop setups rather than frequent travel or tight cable routing Enterprise-Level Reliability & 2-Year Support: Maxonar’s 10-year tech heritage offers a 2-year extended services. Designed for business sourcing and B2B workstations requiring sustained, long-term performance and peace of mind

What problem does this Thunderbolt 5 cable solve?

It removes speed, display, and power bottlenecks in professional desktop setups.

This Thunderbolt 5 cable delivers up to 80Gbps data bandwidth, 120Gbps video bandwidth, and 240W power delivery through a single cable, replacing multiple cables in high-performance workstations used for video editing, 3D rendering, eGPU workloads, and large-file transfers.

Can it be used for data transfer?

Yes—this cable is built for sustained, high-speed data transfer.

With true 80Gbps bi-directional data throughput, it supports external SSDs, RAID storage, docks, and eGPUs without slowdowns. It is designed for continuous professional workloads, not occasional file copying.

Does it support fast charging?

Yes, it supports up to 240W fast charging with PD 3.1.

It can charge a 16” MacBook Pro to about 50% in roughly 26 minutes when paired with a compatible charger. It is also backward compatible with 60W, 100W, and 140W devices, allowing one cable to handle both high-power laptops and standard setups.

Can it charge a tablet?

Yes, it can charge tablets and other USB-C devices.

The cable automatically negotiates power based on the connected device. Tablets, phones, and accessories will charge safely at their supported wattage. However, tablet charging alone does not require Thunderbolt 5, so the full performance benefits are realized only in advanced setups.

What devices is this cable compatible with?

It works with Thunderbolt 5, Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 3, USB4, and USB-C devices.

Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, Thunderbolt docks, external SSDs, displays, eGPUs, and chargers.

Important: Thunderbolt 5 speeds are only achieved when both connected devices support Thunderbolt 5. On USB-C or older devices, it functions safely but without TB5 performance gains.

Does it support external displays?

Yes—this cable is designed for multi-monitor desktop workstations.

It supports dual 8K displays or triple 4K displays when used with compatible Thunderbolt systems. Ideal for creators, designers, and engineers running multi-screen setups through a dock or direct connection.

Is it durable?

Yes, it is built for long-term desktop use.

The cable features a 48-strand braided nylon jacket for durability and signal stability. The tradeoff is a thicker, stiffer feel, which improves reliability in fixed setups but makes it less suitable for travel or tight cable routing.

Is this a good choice for travel or portable use?

No—this cable is optimized for desktop setups, not portability.

Its thickness and stiffness make it best suited for permanent or semi-permanent desk installations. For travel or frequent repositioning, a thinner USB-C cable may be more practical.

Why might you choose this over Thunderbolt 4 or USB-C cables?

Because it delivers higher bandwidth, more display support, and more power in one cable.

Compared to Thunderbolt 4, this cable offers higher video bandwidth and better support for future displays. Compared to USB-C cables, it enables simultaneous high-speed data, video, and power—but only when used in compatible professional setups.

What’s included?

One 4ft Maxonar Thunderbolt 5 Cable, designed for professional desktop use, backed by extended warranty support for long-term reliability.