Amazon[amazon.com] has 4.9' Cable Matters USB-IF Certified 80Gbps 240W USB 4 Thunderbolt Cable for $15.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $4 lower (20% savings) than the typical price of $19.99
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 4.9' Cable Matters USB-IF Certified 80Gbps 240W USB 4 Thunderbolt Cable for $15.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $4 lower (20% savings) than the typical price of $19.99
Model: Cable Matters [USB-IF Certified] 80Gbps USB 4 Cable - 4.9ft, Supports Up to [8K@120Hz / 4K@480Hz Video, 240W Charging, 80Gbps Data Transfer] USB4 Cable, Compatible with Thunderbolt 5/4, MacBook
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Although this cable sites compatibility with thunderbolt "3,4,5," it's my understanding that true or real certified thunderbolt cables depending on whether it's 3,4,5, will have the appropriate number visible on the end of the cable and or a lightning symbol, I do not see either on the end of this cable so its authenticity is in question as far as whether or not it is a true thunderbolt cable, even though it may be compatible with devices that have thunderbolt compatible input ports, at least for me. It may not a bad choice for the money just do your own research to ensure that you are paying for and getting the exact cable that you expect this to be, Cable Matters is a respected company.
Last edited by FeistyCreator471 June 8, 2026 at 02:27 PM.
Although this cable sites compatibility with thunderbolt "3,4,5," it's my understanding that true or real certified thunderbolt cables depending on whether it's 3,4,5, will have the appropriate number visible on the end of the cable. I do not see a 4 or any other number on the end of this cable so its authenticity is in question, at least for me
This cable is certified by the USB-IF, and that makes it completely Thunderbolt compatible. If it were Thunderbolt certified you'd see the Thunderbolt logo and a number. Thunderbolt 4 is just USB4 with a special certification, and Thunderbolt certification includes the USB-IF test plan. Most USB cables on the market are not USB-IF certified.
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