Plugable Thunderbolt 3 Cable 40Gbps Supports 100W (20V, 5A) Charging, 2.6ft / 80cm Thunderbolt-Certified USB C Compatible - Driverless

Worked perfectly!

Works great, good quality. Charges laptop through Thunderbolt 3 dock. Non-ostentatious brand label.

This is a truth, thunderbolt cable, capable of both power and data at high speed.

good for display ! good price

Yeah didn’t realize how short this cord was until it came in the mail. It works just fine but idk why they charge so much for these cords and then make them so short. So if I were you and want more distance between the two things your plugging in. I would definitely go for a much longer cable. Although those are way more expensive you can save yourself the money. This is a definitely buy nice or buy twice situation. So I suggest to but the longer versions

I used it to set-up a new M4 iMac from a 2017 iMac running Ventura. It worked fine and relatively quickly.

It worked as expected. I do not have any issues to setup and use.

I bought this specifically for my eGpu setup. The cable that came with the Razer Core X was just a tad bit too short. This was a good compromise for the price. The cable does exactly what it says. First, it is 40gbps. Second, it does charge at 100watts. This is where I was surprised because the cable that came with the Razer Core X was supposed to and my laptop complained that it was not charging at full capacity. After connecting this cable that message went away. That alone made this purchase worth it.After all that I decided to test my eGpu with 3dmark. The benchmarks were slightly better. Here is where I was surprised again. Before this cable I wasn't even able to run the Ray Tracing test. It would bomb each time I would try. After using this cable low and behold, the ray tracing test ran. I am not sure why the cable Razer included was so bad. Unfortunately I don't have a crazy tester like other reviewers, but I hope this helps someone on the fence about buying this cable. Last word, this cable is a thunderbolt certified cable. You can find this info on the thunderbolt website.My specs:Dell Precision 5540Razer Core XRTX 2060 Super