Lindy USB 3.2 Type C to C Cable, 10Gbps, 5A, PD, Anthra Line - 5m

This cable supports USB 3.2 Gen 2x1, offering data transfer speeds of up to 10Gbps.

Yes, it supports up to 100W Power Delivery (5A), capable of charging compatible laptops, tablets, and phones rapidly, provided the devices and power source support it.

Yes, it supports 4K video output at 60Hz via DisplayPort Alternate Mode.

The integrated E-Mark chip ensures safe and efficient power delivery up to 100W by communicating device requirements and managing voltage and current to prevent overcharging or damage.

While Thunderbolt 3 and 4 use the USB-C connector and can support 10Gbps or higher speeds, this cable is specifically certified for USB 3.2 Gen 2x1. It may work for basic USB functionalities with Thunderbolt devices, but full Thunderbolt speeds and features are not guaranteed.

The Nintendo Switch supports USB PD for charging and video output. This cable should work for charging and potentially video output if the Switch supports DP Alt Mode on its USB-C port for docked mode, but always check your specific Switch model's capabilities.

This Lindy Anthra Line cable is backed by a 10-year warranty, suitable for professional and commercial installations.

This cable is explicitly not compatible with the Logitech RallyBar 2 or the Logitech Meetup webcam.

Ensure both the cable and the connected devices support USB Power Delivery (PD) up to 100W. Verify the power adapter used can supply sufficient wattage. Check that the USB-C port on the device supports charging.

Confirm that both the source and destination devices support USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 (10Gbps). Ensure the connected devices are not the bottleneck. Try a shorter cable if available to rule out length-related performance issues.

Verify that the source device supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode over USB-C and that the connected display is capable of 4K 60Hz. Ensure the cable is fully plugged into both devices.

Try plugging the cable into a different USB-C port on your computer. Restart your computer. Check if the connected peripheral device is functioning correctly.