Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) Cable (0.8m)

The price is good for what you get! It looks sleek. I wouldn’t use it as a charger personally, but it has pass-through! It’s surprisingly thick, due to its nature of being a THUNDERBOLT cable. I use it with my Samsung T7 for transferring files and work. It’s a good enough length for most people, unless you’re using it for a display cable.

No wonder Apple is a $2 trillion company (Sep 2020) when they charge £35 for a flipping USB cable.Does the job though and means I can plug a portable monitor into my laptop and work on the go, had to search high and low for a cable that did power and displayport over USB-C.

If you are looking to transfer file occasionally or use EGPU then this cable is the one you are looking for.

Seems all Thunderbolt devices are now supplied with a lead about 6mm long, why everyone seems to do that is beyond me (of course they're saving money but why scrimp on something like that with a device costing well over a grand - Blackmagicdesign I'm looking at you!)Anyway, this lead is well made, works perfectly, looks nice, feels nice but is expensive.The lead doesn't need to be this expensive, it's a passive lead so will cost little more than a USB-C version to make but an awful lot more to buy so clearly it's profiteering from early adopters but what can you do?

Using this to charge a Macbook Pro and act as the dedicated interface to an eGPU breakout box. It's a sturdy, quality cable. It's made by Apple. Does what it's supposed to. No issues so far. It's one of the only proper USB-C Thunderbolt 3 cables you can currently buy—and essential for any Mac/eGPU type setup.

Usual apple high quality and price premium.

I know it's expensive because it's AppleBut it just worksBlistering fastTried to restore a new Macbook from my iMacNormal USB >12 hoursThunderbolt cable = 8 minutes!No brainer really, got to get one

Not suitable for my Dell Monitor.