Cable Matters [Intel Certified Thunderbolt 3 Cable (USB C Thunderbolt Cable) in Black 0.8m Supporting 40 Gbps, 8K@3Hz/4K@120Hz, 100W Charging

Works well to connect my MacBook Pro and NUC to a thunderbolt 3 dock. Good length to price ratio (it’s pretty much the longest passive thunderbolt 3 cable you can buy) and well constructed.

Bought this primarily as a charging cable for my Sony Xperia 1iii handset. The good news is that it works perfectly with the Sony fast charge and at 2m in length is so much more convenient for me than the 1m cable supplied. It is sturdy, fits both the socket on the phone and charger perfectly and is also working perfectly. I've yet to try it in a Thunderbolt ready laptop or peripheral as it was bought with that possibility in mind. But its looking very good so far.

Bought to connect various Dell laptops (XPS and Inspiron) to a Dell U2421HE USB-C hub monitor. Previously tried other, cheaper, 2m length cables however these either just didn’t work or were unreliable, this Cable Matters 2m cable has performed flawlessly since installed a couple of months ago. Not the most exciting item, and slightly pricey for a cable, but one you just want to work and this one does. Also charges and allows screen mirroring of USB-C iPads.

Works well with RAID array whose maximum demand is a modest 1100MB/s in each direction. 20 Gbps is more than enough for this task and my use case does not stress test this cable but it does fine for this situation (unlike a maxonar product a couple of quid cheaper i tried first).

I purchased a Samsung Ultrawide 120hz monitor which came with a 1 meter cable. Due to my desk layout and the positioning of my laptop, the original 1 meter that came with it wasn’t long enough. I found the 2 meter version of this cable on Amazon and it is a great price and cheaper than everyone else on here. Great quality and also supports plugging USB devices like a headset into the monitor and passing this through to the laptop.

I needed a longer connection cable from my HP Spectre x360 laptop to my LG Ultra-wide 38UC99 as the 1m cable supplied with the monitor was not long enough, so I took a risk on this 2m variety.After plugging it in I got both a charge to my laptop and a secondary display from the one cable which is exactly what I hoped. Secondary display from the HP goes up to 3840 x 1600 @ 75h (Although this is specific to my LG; check you own monitor specs for your maximums) It seems cheaper USB-C cables only provide the charge and NOT the display so watch what you are buying.Thunderbolt technology still remains expensive and at £30 for a cable it's not cheap, but is does exactly what I need it to do so was worth it.

I’ve brought several to equip a studio setup. Length in good, cord is rubbery and tactile. I’ve had a couple of disconnects while active but that’s more likely to be the devices or the computer than it is likely to be the cable. I will update if it turns out to be otherwise. Power delivery is only to HDD and SSDs but so far so good. Would recommend. A little pricey at the moment but I’d imagine the price will come down after a while which will make them more affordable for what they do.

I bought this cable, hoping for a cheaper alternative to Razer or Apple, for my Razer Thunderbolt 4 dock. Unfortunately, this cable simply cannot deliver enough bandwidth for 2 x 4k @ 60Hz monitors, and I've had to return it. I've ordered a 2m Razer Thunderbolt 4 cable and it works perfectly, despite costing half the price of the Razer Thunderbolt 4 dock it connects to!