StarTech 10ft (3m) USB4 Cable, 20Gbps, USB-IF Certified USB-C Cable, 60W, 4K120Hz DP 2.1, TPE Jacket, Black USB-C Cord

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starburstases posted on r/usbchardware6w

I'd say stick with this lineup for USB4 40/80Gbps cables up to 5ft (the longest certified 40Gbps passive cables are 5ft - also note that certified passive 40Gbps cables can carry 80Gbps since the electrical requirements are identical). The 5ft and 3.9ft are certified and the shorter ones aren't - but they're likely using the same cable stock so I'd say the risk of them not working is very low. The pricing is very reasonable. Cable Matters [USB-IF Certified] 80Gbps USB 4 Cable The Amazon Basics USB4 3.3ft cable is also excellent value, and certified: Amazon Basics USB-C to USB-C 4 Fast Charger Cable If you want 40Gbps or faster in 6.6ft length you need an active cable, and right now I believe the only certified active cables are certified through Thunderbolt. I really like this cable - I think it's the best value. ACASIS Intel Certified Thunderbolt 4 Cable 6.6ft Passive 6.6ft USB4 20Gbps cables are cheaper though. I think this is the cheapest right now. I have one and like it. Sewell USB 4.0 Type C 20Gbps Cable, USB-IF Certified As an aside, if you want the bleeding edge in passive cables, this one hit the market recently. 20Gbps and 10ft long. StarTech 10ft (3m) USB4 Cable, 20Gbps, USB-IF Certified

Cable Matters [USB-IF Certified] 80Gbps USB 4 Cable - 4.9ft, Supports Up to [8K@120Hz / 4K@480Hz Video, 240W Charging, 80Gbps Data Transfer] USB4 Cable, Compatible with Thunderbolt 5/4, MacBook

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Amazon Basics USB-C to USB-C 4 Fast Charger Cable, 40 Gbps, 8K Video, 240W, USB-IF Cert, Thunderbolt 4/3 Compatible, for Apple iPhone 16/15, iPad, Samsung Galaxy, Tablets, Laptops, 3.3 Foot, Black

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ACASIS [Intel Certified Thunderbolt 4 Cable 6.6ft, 40Gbps Data Transfer, 100W PD Charging, 8K Video, Compatible with Thunderbolt 4/3, USB-C, USB4 Devices, Black (6.6ft/2m)

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Sewell USB 4.0 Type C 20Gbps Cable, USB-IF Certified, 8K 240w, 6.5 ft. (2m)

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starburstases posted on r/usbchardware13w

The spec-compliant way to do this would be with cables and hubs(s). Currently the longest USB-IF certified cable faster than USB 2.0 (480Mbps) is 3m long. The longest USB 2.0 is 4m long. The hubs can be bus-powered since you'll have an externally powered hub at your desk. The 3m cable: StarTech (20Gbps,60W) CC10FT20GUSB4CX Here's an in-line 5Gbps hub (not a coupler), but you can use whatever hub you like: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CX8Z1TC4/

QIANRENON USB C Signal Amplifier Extender Adapter Extension 10m/32.8ft USB C 3.2 Long Distance Charging Data Connector 5Gbps 5V/3A, Built-in Chip/LED/Al Alloy Shell, with USB C 15W Power Port

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