Thunderbolt Cable Splitter

[0.1 lb] This cable is great up to Thunderbolt 2. Enjoy!

[Black] worked as advertised Thunderbolt 4 Cable

[2 kΩ] Notice how Apple stopped selling their Thunderbolt Pro cable? I have one. It stopped working after a year. This Cable is solid. Hasn't failed me (yet).

[Black] The B&H rep recommend that I use this splitter for a subwoofer cable connection and my system now works beautifully.

[0.435 lb] This splitter was just what I was looking for. Works perfectly for splitting the signal coming out of my wall to two different cable boxes

[400 A] Some significant improvements over the standard plastic D-Tap splitter: - The metal housing makes it harder to insert a plug backwards, which may damage your device. Yes, it can be a tighter fit for some 3rd party D-Tap plugs that have looser manufacturing tolerances. The upside is that the plug will not fall out easily. - The braided cable with connector boots reduce cable stress and fraying. - One of the ports is regulated at 12v, which allow for certain accessories that only accept this fixed voltage (thinking of Sony's USB 3.1 AXS card reader). - The blue power indicator LED also helps prevent reverse connection problems if the splitter is plugged in to a power source the wrong way. -Threaded 1/4-20 hole on the bottom can be used to attach a QR plate. An ideal product for film technicians. Recommended.

[1.6' / 0.5 m] I use the Thunderbolt cable for work an I needed a shorter cable for less clutter. It works perfect

[6' / 1.8 m] I have a full camera rig setup for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k. The dual swivel on both ends of this HDMI cable makes it ideal for cable management, especially when the HDMI port for the field monitor is on the left side and the monitor it is mounted to the left of the camera/lens. You can wrap the cable flush against the surface of the monitor and don't have to worry as much about damaging the HDMI port on the camera or monitor if the cable gets accidentally jerked. I have several of these cables now. One runs from the camera to a 4-port powered HDMI splitter and then from the splitter to the viewfinder, focus monitor and wireless transmitters.

[15.9 oz (453 g)] I AM USING THIS SPLITTER CABLE BACKWARDS SO THAT I HAVE TWO TRIGGERS IN TO ONE CAMERA SO FAR IT IS WORKING FINE DOES ANYONE SEE A PROBLEM DOING THIS?

This splitter was just what I was looking for. Works perfectly for splitting the signal coming out of my wall to two different cable boxes