Thunderbolt 4 Cables

[0.13 lb] Thunderbolt cables will not work when connecting to pre-thunderbolt Macs. This was truly plug and play.

[0.15 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a sample of the Thunderbolt 3 Cables in exchange for my unbiased review of the product. I work remotely and keep cables with me, so that I can be very productive with file transfers. These type c to usb cables are great. They transfer data fast and effectively. You can use these cables for a variety of applications. I use mine to connect my Hp windows pc to my external monitor.

[USB-C Male] Feels good, not as stiff as Apple's Thunderbolt Cables and seem to perform well

[0.51 lb] I was shocked how fast this thing downloads. Yeah thunderbolt fast. Comes with two cables a protective silicone case, it's not as big as it looks it fits in my tech pouch. So fast at a time saver.

[0.275 lb] Had these cables for over 3 years - so far so good. Just bought another. Great to be able to move thunderbolt devices far from computer.

[24 TB] A neat (optional) feature is the ClingOn Guard to secure cables to Thunderbolt ports utilizing an adhesive OR included Mounting Screws, which insert and thread into the small hole above each Thunderbolt port. However, on my OWC Thunderbolt Hub, the cable Guard mounting screw fails to engage any threads as it is inserted into the hole above the front-facing TB port. Unfortunately, I only noticed this after the 30-day return window had closed. Apologies in advance if I failed to notice another option to have this corrected.

[1000:1] After searching for and testing several monitors (Dell, LG) for photo editing, I finally landed on the BenQ PD2725U, and I'm glad that I did. It's a beautiful monitor in every way, especially for my primary purpose: photo editing. The image quality is absolutely gorgeous, and the colors appear to be as rich and true as I could ever hope. The hockey puck takes a little getting used to, but after awhile it seems easy and seamless to make adjustments, or change the color settings. The only difficulty I had was with the monitor's initial setup - BenQ shipped DisplayPort, HDMI, Thunderbolt, and USB Type A to Type B cables, but not the one I needed (USB-C) to connect my recent vintage laptop. After futzing around with the Thunderbolt cable, I finally realized that it just wasn't going to work, and went out and bought a new cable. For a $845 monitor, I was a little disappointed that it didn't include one of the most commonly used cables. Otherwise, I'm extremely pleased with the monitor.

[USB-C Male] Obviously a great cable. I have ALWAYS had good luck with apple cables. going back to Thunderbolt 2. This is exactly the same, but better. Transfer rates are great, the braided line is a nice touch. But its insanely priced...

[1x HDMI Male] I'm using two of these as home runs to my basement from my second floor office. I moved my 2019 MacPro to the basement along with it's raid arrays, etc and UPS. In attempt to remove all the heat and noise from my office. The cables connect to two OWC thunderbolt 3 docks (on per home run) via 2 different thunderbolt ports on 2 different busses and between them runs 4 displays (2 per dock) Works like a champ! I ran them through the walls and in my attic, works awesome! It feels like the machine is still sitting at my feet, no discernible difference! The cables seem pretty tough too!

[138 ppi] I'm using this with a 13" MacBook Pro using the usb-c connection. I wasn't sure it would work with the Thunderbolt connection, but it does! Monitor comes with cables, usb-c and HDMI. I tried another brand but it didn't work with a MacBook . This works great. Highly recommend!