Meanwhile, the USB-IF also has logos for the maximum charging speed – in the case of USB4 version 2.0, i.e. 240 watts. Thunderbolt 5 does not have this; only 140 watts are guaranteed.

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OWC just released a nearly 15-foot USB4 cable capable of 40Gbps, and it’s just $130. OWC just released a nearly 15-foot USB4 cable capable of 40Gbps, and it’s just $130. Wes Davis is a weekend ...