Spigen Thunderbolt 4 Cable, USB-IF Certified 2.6ft/0.8m 40Gbps Data Transfer Super Fast 100W Charging 8K Video Type C for S24 Ultra Plus Macbook Pro iPad 2021 Mac Mini M1 External SSD eGpu Dell

TL;DR: At £14 shipped (w/ -30% voucher), its price to performance is great at the time of writing.It works well and at the expected speed with the 5 TB3/4 devices I own (works as a USB-C cable too). As this is 0.8m, it's a passive cable and it shouldn't have any compatibility issue unlike an active cable might have. I also like the included Velcro strap for tidying up the cable, the cable is just long enough for it to be useful when out and about.It would have been nicer if the cable is braided, and I find the strain relieve design rather questionable; it has two sizable stadium-shaped holes cut into it. Also, the total lack of specification markings on the cable/connectors is not good practice. It should, at the very least, have the Thunderbolt 4 symbol on the connectors (especially when they had time/money to mould the pointless brand logo into the connector housing).

I bought the cable in order to connect my new MacBook Pro to a Thunderbolt dock in order to have a true 'one cable solution' to my laptop based desk setup.Needless to say it's a decent cable. I can't fault any part of it at all. I've used Spigen gear for years and haven't ever had an issue, this lead is no different.The outer housing is quite thick which instills a feeling of quality - I don't see this breaking any time soon.If I had one SLIGHT criticism it would be that the ends of the cable (the actual bits connected to the plug) are very long and stiff which means the cable isn't especially willing to bend round corners. As I say, it's a tiny criticism of an otherwise affordable and high quality cable.

Does the job but is too stiff (not uncommon...) The cable stress relief could also be improved - at least it has some, many cables dont.

Excellent product that meets my needs now and probably in future. Speed is very good but remember it’s limited by the hardware. Data transfer is smooth and no fallout to the 4K display.The cable is robust and seems dependable.I’ve used from iPhone 15 pro to SSD with no issues too

With so much low quality rubbish about these ooze quality. Nice chunky like that cable from the 80s that still works fine

Well made sturdy cable and can confirm it worked over Thunderbolt 3 used to connect a Dell Win 10 laptop to Blackmagic UltraStudio Recorder.I had to update my Intel Thunderbolt driver though before it would work.Newer and better value than Thunderbolt 3 cables.Also works fine as a USBC cable with devices for charging/data transfer.Yes it's short, but it has to be that short as a passive cable to get the data advertised data rate.

I purchased to repair a HP G5 docking station, and it was a tight fit but once the screws were tightened up it fit well. Time will tell on the durability front but the cable is quite thick (so feels premium), and whilst the ends are narrow (which I specifically needed to fit into the docking station), they are long (rubber around the connector goes further up the cable than others) - so I hope it will do quite well. Charging at full speed and able to handle all the connections into and out of the dock.

its broken no connection not charging anything- will try another one but that's it. shame because it looked like it was good quality and was the perfect length for my laptop to tether and charge my phone. Expensive for a cable that breaks in two months of use