This 6' Thunderbolt 4 USB-C Active Cable from C2G features a USB-C male connector on each end and supports up to 40 Gb/s transfer speeds when connected to Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4 devices. It supports up to 4K/60Hz video and offers power delivery up to 100W. The cable is suitable for transferring large amounts of information and can transfer a 5GB file in about one second.

USB-C Male Connectors    Up to 40 Gb/s Transfer Speeds    Supports up to 4K/60Hz Video    Power Delivery up to 100W

Stream video and audio with full DisplayPort 2.1 and Alt mode functionality, displaying up to 8K video on a single display or 4K video on two displays for low-latency gaming and other applications.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a Dell Thunderbolt 3 docking station and ran out of ports on this device. Can I add the OWCTB4DOCK in a daisy chain connection, connecting it to the WD19TB on it's inbound TB3 port? The WD19TB will be directly connected to the PC's TB3 port.

A: Sorry, no, it will not work in a daisy chain. It must be directly connected to the host.

Q: 2. is this compatible with DisplayLink adapters to the USB port to add additional monitors?

A: The OWC Thunderbolt Dock with Thunderbolt 4 Cable BH #OWTB4DOCK supports two displays.

Q: 3. Is this dock compatible with DisplayLink Video Adapters to add additional monitors via a USB port?

A: The OWC Thunderbolt Dock has three Thunderbolt 4 ports, all of which support display output.

Q: 4. Is this (Thunderbolt 4) compatible and will it work with the 2021 M1 iMac 24"? The iMac is Thunderbolt 3, but various sources mention that the Thunderbolt 4 Dock is compatible. Thanks!

A: Yes. The OWC Thunderbolt Dock with Thunderbolt 4 Cable would work with iMac 2021

Q: 5. Can this hub be used to connect an OWC Flex 1u4 rack mount raid unit to 10gb Ethernet? Or is this only possible using a PCI Ethernet card in the Flex 1u4?

A: It would be best to connect a NAS directly to a Ethernet switch or router.

Q: 6. Can I use this to connect monitors and peripherals to the dock and then seamlessly switch between my Mac desktop when on but then connect to the front TB port to use my laptop and connected monitors / peripherals?

A: Docks can only be connected to one computer at a time.

Q: 7. This hub has an independent power input according to the picture. However, the description does not identify whether the bub can charge a laptop. Is there a charging port and if so, what is the maximum charging output?

A: Great question. This has Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C) with up to 90W computer power delivery.

Q: 8. Will this support one 5k monitor TB4 to TB4 and one SD monitor with USB-C to DisplayPort?

A: The OWC Thunderbolt Dock with Thunderbolt 4 Cable will only support a single 5K display. You can use another separate connection on the computer that might be USB-C.

Q: 9. MacBook Pro 16" Needs 96 Watts or it will not charge. Can anyone here comment if they have or know of someone that has been able to charge his MacBook Pro 16" with less then 96 Watts like from this Hub?

A: That may depend on several factors but Apple advises that you always use the correct power adapter to charge your MacBook Pro. From their support page, "You should use the appropriate wattage power adapter for your Mac notebook. You can use a compatible higher wattage power adapter without issue, but it won't make your computer charge faster or operate differently. If you use a power adapter that is lower in wattage than the adapter that came with your Mac, it won't provide enough power to your computer." That noted, you can use a lower wattage adapter (low to a certain point) and it will charge a MacBook Pro but slowly. In this case, the OWC "dock can deliver up to 90W" which is lower than the 96 W needed. Another thing to note is that not all Thunderbolt cables have the same power rating. We carry Thunderbolt cables with 10 W, 60 W, and 100 W ratings so you will need to look for that too.

Q: 10. What is the length of the included Thunderbolt 4 Cable?

A: The length of the included Thunderbolt 4 Cable is 2.62'