Cable Matters[Intel Certified] 80Gbps Braided Thunderbolt 5 Cable with up to 120Gbps Bandwidth Boost and 240W Charging in Black - 1m, Compatible with Thunderbolt 4/3, USB4, and USB-C

Fast, robust Thunderbolt 5 cable, lets you take advantage of the speed of a computer with Thunderbolt 5 ports and it certainly performs. I would definitely recommend this cable for it's speed and durability.

Great cable just a touch short but charges all my devices at full speed and does data too

Quality is amazing, length is perfect, it looks and feels sturdy. Tested with TB4 and TB3 devices, cable behaves as per spec.If anyone is looking for a longer cable for CalDigit TS3+, this is a perfect, drop in replacement at half of the price for what CalDigit charges.10/10

Excellent quality cable

Cable is braided but not thick

This really is an excellent cable whether using for charging (where it's potential is a bit wasted for most standard charging applications) or connecting to memory devices/drives. It's performance was excellent, and it feels absolutely solid so I've got no questions about its longevity even with regular use. It coils up nice and small for carrying about and packing into a laptop case.

This lead might seem expensive for a one-metre cable, but when you look at the specifications, this really is in the premier league of leads and is capable of doing far more than the typical leads that come with most products. It allows for incredible data transfer speeds going right up to 80 gigabits per second, which is insanely fast.It also supports dual 6K or triple 4K displays, which, when you do the maths, is an amazing amount of video data being delivered at amazing speeds. The lead is, as you would expect, quite thick so as to be able to handle the throughput, and it's very nicely braided, which makes it not only feel nice to hold but will also ensure its longevity and help it to be harder to get tangled.The connectors at both ends are of an amazing quality and apparently use a special kind of aluminium to help improve heat dissipation, which, when you're looking at the kind of capabilities of this lead, could otherwise possibly become an issue.This lead is probably not for everyone, and if you just want something simple and straightforward to connect to appropriate devices, then this might not be the lead for you. But if you have a need for transferring huge amounts of data quickly and reliably, then it is well worth the investment.

From the reviews I thought that there might be some performace increase over the Thunderbolt cable supplied with my Thunderbolt monitor. Testing proved there was no difference. I have therefore returned the cable.