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The kenable 1.5m USB4 cable is designed for power users, creative professionals, and tech enthusiasts who require maximum bandwidth and rapid charging for high-performance hardware. It offers industry-leading 40Gbps data transfer and 240W power delivery, making it ideal for docking stations and 8K monitors; however, the 1.5-meter length may limit reach if your workstation setup requires longer distances between hardware components.
| Model Part Number | 013223 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
Yes, USB4 is built on Thunderbolt technology and is generally backward compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and 4 devices.
Yes, it is perfectly safe to use with smartphones that have a USB-C port, though the cable is engineered for much higher power and data demands.
Yes, provided your host device and docking station support multi-stream transport (MST) and the required bandwidth.
Maintaining 40Gbps data speeds requires very precise signal integrity. Keeping the cable at 1.5 meters ensures the highest performance without signal degradation.
Yes, this is a full-featured cable capable of simultaneous data, video, and power transmission.
Check that both your computer's USB-C port and your monitor support DisplayPort Alt Mode and the necessary bandwidth for 8K.
Verify that your power adapter supports 240W Power Delivery and that your device is capable of accepting high-wattage input.
Ensure the cable is connected to a port labeled with USB4, Thunderbolt 3, or Thunderbolt 4 capability; standard USB 2.0 ports will limit speeds.
To ensure optimal performance, connect the cable directly between the host device (like a laptop) and the peripheral (monitor, dock, or drive). For maximum data speeds, ensure that both the host port and the peripheral device are USB4 or Thunderbolt 3/4 compliant. While the cable is backward compatible, performance will be throttled by the lowest common denominator in your chain. To maintain the cable's longevity, avoid sharp bends near the connector strain relief and store it loosely coiled when not in use. Do not expose the cable to extreme heat or liquid to prevent damage to the internal shielding.
