Hagibis USB 4 Cable, LED Display USB C 240W Fast Charging Cable with 8K@60Hz 40Gbps Data Transfer Thunderbolt 4/3 Video Cord for iPhone 17 16 15 Pro Max, iPad, MacBook Pro Air

I needed a reliable Thunderbolt 4 cable for my eGPU dock and and my laptop, and this works great! The length is just enough to maintain the full bandwidth and low latency, and also reach my dock from a decent amount away from my laptop. I also liked this because it seemed to be the only USB4/TB4 rated cable with a power display built-in, which is nnice.also, the build quality is superb on this. Metal ends and thick braided cabling. Overall, this is a premium quality cable with premium pricing.

High quality cable! Has lasted me 6 months with no damage! The quality is amazing. It is a thick cable and just feels PREMIUM! The head is a bit larger due to having the LED display built into it and this does cause issues fitting into certain cases. Overall, the Hagibis USB4 Cable with LED Display has been a game-changer for my tech setup. Its 240W fast charging capability ensures my devices power up swiftly, and the 40Gbps data transfer rate handles large files effortlessly. The real-time LED display is a thoughtful addition, providing instant feedback on charging status. Plus, the liquid silicone construction feels premium and resists tangling. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a reliable and high-performance USB-C cable!

Overall the cable is nice and feels good. The readings aren't accurate but it does the job for the price. I'd recommend it to anyone who's expectations aren't high. It won't meet the advertised ratings at all.

This USB-C type cable is available in nice colors and has a quality, silicone housing that's nice and flexible. It's not stiff at all and comes with an adjustable rubber cable tie. The plugs on both ends are sturdy and one side has a digital readout for Amps, Watts, and Volts. One side also protrudes a bit from its housing in order to make up for a cell phone case thickness, although it should be longer to make a tight fit with a case. The readout is accurate and it can handle power well with the fast charging capability. Works great as a USB-C display cable too with 4K, 60Hz easy. I would recommend this to a friend and purchase again myself if it ever breaks (doubt it).

This is a well built sturdy cable that lives up to the specs its supposed to. The fatal problem for me was that it will not fit properly on my Pixel 6 Pro with its Otterbox Commuter series case on. The cable would be 5 stars if they had left a touch more room before the large black "barrel" at each end of it. In fairness to the cable, that particular phone case is a bit big and this is not the first time I've run across a cable that just won't quite reach far enough in to get a solid USB-C connection.

This cable is well made. Unlike many that support this current level, it's not stiff at all, these cubbies are very flexible. The cable ends are metal, but fairly large, so might not fit well in tight spaces or with certain phone cases. The Led display is bright, the current reading seems accurate. I couldnt test it all the way to 240, but can verify it got well over 100 watts, PD & QC both validated. The cable tester showed that every pin that could be wired, was wired up (pictured). Both primary and the bidirectional data channels, both vbus power lines, both CC & SBU lines--meaning this cable fully meets USB3/4 specs, at least mechanically, which is actually quite rare. Only one other cable that I've tested has met this standard. It'll charge a large laptop, and file copying is about as fast as you can get over USB. This has been the only cable that consistently worked with my wife's picky S22 to get pictures off of, it does not like most cables she tries. Overall, one of the best cables I've had in a while.

A reliable and durable cable. The material is nice and soft.

(EDIT- NVM TO THE PART BELOW THAT MENTIONS 2500 MBS SPEEDS. Several retest have led to over 3000-mbs (30gbs) see pics. I feel like it should probably be two dollars cheaper… I think they’re taking a high margin HOWEVER- well I took a gamble on this cable, its some Chinese random amazon brand i dont know of, I’ve had nothing but positive experiences with thus far. On my macbook with a corsair EX400U ( which claims the to be a 4000mb/s drive but I personally never believed even when I was purchasing it. I get a little over 2500 / mbs on it. Thats on m3 macbook, my M4 Mac mini hits a about 2980 mbps an orico 40gbs drive. Both are external drives using thunderbolt or USB4…. And well, I haven’t run a Speedtest on MacBook M3, my M4 Mac mini’s internal storage runs at exactly the same speed, just about as my thunderbolt orico drive, I think the M3 might have slightly slower on the thunderbolt, which would probably make up the difference in those speeds anyways, regardless- this cable basically gives enough throughput for my external drive to basically run the same speed as my internal SSD via thunderbolt even if it’s slightly slower and even if it’s way off of what course they advertised ( I was never expecting to get 40gbs ldd this corsair drive ) it’s amazingly fast and I am super happy with it. OK now let’s move onto the power capabilities. A lot of people here say it has inaccurate readings. I’m not sure how much wattage my Corsa SSD pools, which is the primary use for this cable. The cable reads between one and 2 W depending on load which seems to make sense to me.. It also reads about 5.2. To 5.1v when running the course air drive… which also seems to make sense. I kind of did this for you in a rush so I didn’t have time to test a bunch of devices, but I decided to whip out my sub ohm vaporesso luxe max XR 2 vape and connect the .8’ft led read out “ thunderbolt 5” cable to my brand new, quite expensive anker 250watt 6 port GaN prime charger read outs on the front. I am only providing one photo of that, however, I watched both cable and charger overtime, as well as disconnected them and reconnected them several times to see if there was any difference in the , and it was just about always identical, reading between the cable and the pricey and more name brand anker product. Right after the photo I took I got two incorrect readings by the cable according to the charger. There is two. Points where the charger read 9.6 W and the cable red 9.1 but it kind of seems like a refresh rate because as you see in the pictures, the cable and charge at 9.1 just prior to that. Anyways, perhaps there’s quality control issues and obviously this cable is not spec as it is sold…. I do not believe this is a. 80gbs cable..: maybe it can handle 240 W, but I would say probably not. Realistically this is probably a thunderbolt for cable. Good for 40gbs, and 120 or 140 watta ( though I wouldn’t be surprised if it was capable of higher power connectionh ) I’m just basing my conclusion here on a few things I’ve tested with so far, but since this cable seems to perform like other thunderbolt 4, and usb4 caes i have it it’s hard to imagine capable of much more, although I will admit, I do not have any thunderbolt five devices this cable like the others I have has not been even able to max out the band with of my thunderbolt 4 devices; so it’s hard to imagine it has better throughput… but I can say if you have anything that requires under 40gbs, probably more like under 30…. And for the most part, anything that can reliably connect to USB PD 3.1 that isn’t an absolute beast something that’s 140 W or less, this cable is probably your perfect match. It’s build quality actually feels quite nice. I would probably buy this again and I wish this Chinese company would give themselves more western. Brand asthetic and preference, but at $16 even for a 6” cable of this spec ( what’s the 3 foot cable being typically priced either the same or a tiny bit more ) is absolutely smashes all reputable brands with specs equal to those of which I am assuming this table is actually spec and not what it is claiming its specd at, so honestly, if you’re thinking about this product, it’s really not a bad choice. I went with it because I wanted to display and I wanted an extra of data for when I plugged devices into dumb chargers, so I can see exactly what my devices are pulling… but I did also kind of mostly buy it because of its length the black tips and the green cabling looked nice, and I can handle the quantities of data. I need for my MacBook external SSD so this thing will probably mostly live on my MacBook handling low power requirements but high data thruput. Anyways I can’t remember how to spell it, but it’s something along the lines of. Dixajano