Thunderbolt Cable

Thunderbolt cables are designed to provide fast and versatile connections for charging, data transfer, and video display between compatible devices, offering a seamless and efficient user experience. Experience the ultimate convenience and superpower with Anker's Thunderbolt cables, the ultimate solution for fast charging and lightning-fast data transfer. We have USB-C to USB-C Thunderbolt 3 Cables which are a game-changer in the world of cables, offering exceptional benefits to elevate your charging and data transfer experience. With rapid charging currents of up to 100W, your devices will stay powered up in no time, while the 40 Gbps speed ensures swift and seamless transfer of music, movies, and files. In addition, the high compatibility allows effortless usage with nearly all USB-C devices, making it a versatile companion for various gadgets. So it would be never a problem to enjoy stunning video displays on one screen in remarkable 5K resolution or dual 4K displays simultaneously with our Thunderbolt cables Mac, Google Pixel, Nexus 6P, Huawei Matebook, and more, creating a truly immersive visual experience. Say goodbye to slow charging and sluggish data transfer - with our Thunderbolt cables, you'll unlock the true potential of your devices. And upgrade your charging and data transfer game today and embrace the reliability, efficiency, and innovation that Anker's Thunderbolt cables bring to your digital life.

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We have USB-C to USB-C Thunderbolt 3 Cables which are a game-changer in the world of cables, offering exceptional benefits to elevate your charging and data transfer experience. With rapid charging currents of up to 100W, your devices will stay powered up in no time, while the 40 Gbps speed ensures swift and seamless transfer of music, movies, and files.

In addition, the high compatibility allows effortless usage with nearly all USB-C devices, making it a versatile companion for various gadgets. So it would be never a problem to enjoy stunning video displays on one screen in remarkable 5K resolution or dual 4K displays simultaneously with our Thunderbolt cables Mac, Google Pixel, Nexus 6P, Huawei Matebook, and more, creating a truly immersive visual experience.

Say goodbye to slow charging and sluggish data transfer - with our Thunderbolt cables, you'll unlock the true potential of your devices. And upgrade your charging and data transfer game today and embrace the reliability, efficiency, and innovation that Anker's Thunderbolt cables bring to your digital life.

FAQ

What is a Thunderbolt cable?

A Thunderbolt cable is an advanced data transfer and charging cable, offering rapid data speeds of up to 40 Gbps and fast charging of up to 100W. It enables seamless connections between compatible devices, making it an essential accessory and an excellent choice for those seeking top-notch performance and convenience in their tech setup.

Is USB-C cord the same as Thunderbolt?

No, technically USB-C and Thunderbolt are not the same. While Thunderbolt may use the same physical connector as USB-C devices like the USB C to ethernet adapters, Thunderbolt cables offer faster data transfer speeds and can support additional functionalities like video output and power delivery, making them more versatile than standard USB-C cables.

Can I use a Thunderbolt cable to charge my device?

Yes, you can use a Thunderbolt cable in a way like using a USB C hub to charge your device. Thunderbolt cables are capable of carrying high-power charging currents, making them suitable for fast and efficient charging of compatible devices. However, it's important to ensure that your device supports Thunderbolt technology to take full advantage of its charging capabilities.

Can Thunderbolt cables daisy-chain devices?

Yes, Thunderbolt cables can daisy-chain devices. Thunderbolt technology support connecting multiple Thunderbolt-supported monitors or devices in a series using just one Thunderbolt port on your laptop or docking station. This feature streamlines connectivity, allowing you to expand your setup efficiently without the need for numerous ports, making it a convenient and effective solution for connecting multiple devices in a chain.

Is Thunderbolt the same as USB-C?

No, Thunderbolt is not the same as USB-C. Although they share the same connector shape, Thunderbolt is a more advanced hardware interface developed by Intel. It supports faster data transfer speeds, video output, and power delivery. USB-C refers only to the physical port type, while Thunderbolt includes both the port and the high-speed protocol. To get the most out of Thunderbolt functionality, it’s important to use a certified Thunderbolt cable, such as Anker Thunderbolt cables, designed for top-tier performance.

What is the Thunderbolt cable used for?

Thunderbolt cables are used for high-speed data transfers, connecting external displays, daisy-chaining devices, and fast charging. They're especially useful for professionals who need robust performance for video editing, data backup, or connecting multiple peripherals through a docking station. Premium options like Anker Thunderbolt cables ensure seamless performance across all compatible devices.

Can I plug my USB-C into a Thunderbolt?

Yes, you can plug a USB-C device into a Thunderbolt port, as Thunderbolt ports are compatible with USB-C connections. However, the performance will be limited to the USB-C device's capabilities, and it won't achieve Thunderbolt's maximum data transfer speeds or support all its features. To utilise Thunderbolt's full potential, both the device and the cable must support Thunderbolt standard.

Can I connect two Macs with a Thunderbolt cable?

Connecting 2 Macs with a Thunderbolt cable is possible and can be used for features like Target Disk Mode or Target Display Mode, depending on the Mac models and macOS versions. This allows one Mac to access the other's storage or use it as an external display. Ensure both Macs support the specific Thunderbolt version and the desired feature.