Prime Thunderbolt 5 Cable, 1.7ft USB-C to USB-C Cable, 240W Charging

I now own two of these Anker Prime Thunderbolt 5 cables, and honestly, they’ve been rock solid from day one. One stays connected to my Anker docking station, and the other powers my smart desk mat where I dock my iPhone and AirPods for charging. The speed and power delivery are the real stars here. Charging is fast and consistent, data transfer is incredibly smooth, and everything just works the way premium gear should. No disconnects, no lag, no weird compatibility issues. Just clean, reliable performance every time. And when I do need to move large files from my 4TB external hard drive, transfers are flawless and incredibly fast with this cable. It handles heavy data like it’s nothing. Bottom line: ultra-fast, powerful, and dependable. If you want a future-proof Thunderbolt 5 cable that can handle serious charging, high-speed data, and display support without breaking a sweat, this is an easy recommendation.

Long enough for most uses without unnecessary bulk. Supports Thunderbolt 5; however, as importantly for me, supports high-Watt charging as well. Anyone who travels with a Mac and a Thunderbolt device (needs this cable or something like it.

I had bought a Thunderbolt 5 disk (not Anker) that required a high quality 5 cable which was included. Constant dropped connections and performance seemed slower than expected. Not trusting the quality of the included cable, the one company that I turn to and trust for a wide range of products is Anker. They've never failed and this cable was no exception. Price is reasonable, a variety of lengths to match my setup, speed is fantastic, and no more dropped connections! Don't skimp on cables. Buy the best if you wish to insure the best performance. Can't go wrong with Anker.

The cable worked well for migration from an old iMac to a new Macbook. It now works perfectly to connect the Macbook to a BENq monitor. John

1.7 feet isn't a true measurement. The true 0.5 metric isn't perfectly divisible by any fraction of an inch or foot. It is about 20 3/8 inches. Since Thunderbolt 5 operates at high speeds (up to 120GPS), keeping the cable short is necessary to prevent signal degradation. However, for my use as a charging cable, this is overkill. But the minimalist length is perfect for reducing cable clutter and suits my purpose. Despite being braided, the cable is somewhat stiff but still manageable. This degree of insulation is to be expected in such high performance cable, and pairs well with my Anker Prime 250W Charging Station.