Satechi USB4 pro cable (1.2m/240W)

Revolutionary speed with USB4 V2 Pro Cable

Our USB4 V2 Pro Cable is not your average cable. It offers a speed up to 120Gbps (unidirectional) or 80 Gbps (bidirectional), which is three times faster than your typical USB4 and Thunderbolt 4 cables. This means you can transfer 8K videos, large project files, and VR assets in a blink, without the tedium of watching a progress bar crawl.

Powerful charging capabilities

But it's not just about speed. The USB4 V2 Pro Cable also delivers up to 240W of power, enabling laptop-grade charging. Whether you're topping up your MacBook, a hefty gaming laptop, or a power bank, you'll be back to full power in minutes, not hours.

Exceptional visual quality

Lastly, let's talk visuals. Our cable supports 8K @ 120Hz, Dual 8K @ 60Hz, or Triple 4K @ 144Hz visuals. For creators, gamers, and streamers, this means ultra-smooth, razor-sharp displays. In a world where pixelated and choppy displays just don't cut it anymore, this cable is a game-changer.

Please note: For Apple MacBook users, your device will support one external display natively or two displays with the lid closed. To achieve 8K output, your host device and monitor must both support 8k resolution and be connected via a Thunderbolt 5 port. To get to 6k @ 60Hz, a Mac must use the XDR display.

Features

• Supports ultra-fast data transfer speeds up to 120Gbps* (unidirectional) / 80Gbps (bidirectional).
• Offers laptop-grade charging with up to 240W of power.
• Allows for high-definition visuals including 8K @ 120Hz, Dual 8K @ 60Hz, or Triple 4K @ 144Hz*.

Design

• Crafted for high-demand devices such as MacBooks, gaming laptops, and power banks.

Connectivity

• Main input connection type is USB4.
• Supports Thunderbolt 5 port for 8K output resolution.

Power

• Provides up to 240W of power for quick device charging.

Notes

• Apple MacBooks with M3 chipset supports one external display natively or two displays with the lid closed.
• 8K output requires the host device and monitor to support 8k resolution and be connected via a Thunderbolt 5 port.
• Mac must use the XDR display to get to 6k @ 60Hz.