Il cavo della Satechi certificato Thunderbolt 4 si presenta con un aspetto professionale.Rivestito in maglia è bello al tatto e comodo da utilizzare.Gli spinotti sono realizzati in metallo e la spina aderisce perfettamente alla presa USB-C/Thunderbolt del computer.Lo spessore è di 4,4mm, gli spinotti sono lunghi conplessivamente 29,4mmIl cavo è lungo 1 metro, ideale per il collegamento di uno schermo a computer portatili o per collegare SSD veloci di ultima generazione.

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I needed a high quality, preferably thunderbolt cable which I knew would be built to last and premium, and this in particular jumped out to me for a few reasons. For one, it was far cheaper than Apple's own thunderbolt cable equivalent, and seemed to be the same if not better quality. Additionally, it was braided, which of course would help with the durability.Now my monitor is a little weird, as it has a built-in USB hub (Gigabyte M27Q), so I wanted to leverage this by only having to use one cable for everything (bar the charging, although it works fine for this as well). Cable arrived intact, and had a very premium presentation. When I got everything all set up, it worked flawlessly: keyboard, mouse, audio, (another) USB hub all connected into my MacBook through just one cable - amazing. I'm able to display 170Hz through this cable to the monitor, useful for certain games like Minecraft. I even tried using a hard drive connected to the USB hub, and it works perfectly well, proving just how fast this cable is.To boot, I've been using this cable in this similar setup for almost a year, and it is as good as it has ever been. For my personal use-case, being able to bring my MacBook away from the setup and back just by plugging and unplugging one single cable is truly invaluable. So would I recommend it? Certainly. If it can handle my specific somewhat high demand use-case for this cable, it can definitely handle whatever you might use it for. Save yourself a good £50 by just getting this cable instead.

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TLDR: The win here is epic, to say the least, and it's gone down as one of my favourite purchases... ever. eI love this cable - in fact, it's my favourite of all time, and I've had them all - Anker, UGREEN, Belkin, Apple, Samsung, the list goes on and on. This Thunderbolt 4 cable... I didn't think it would be possible to cram that kind of technology - such high, high quality technology, that is the "latest and greatest" - into a streamlined cable.But Satechi, as always, have proven me wrong, and they've done it! Straight out of the box, the 1 metre cable virtually hung completely vertically, it was as straight as an arrow, ie, it wasn't twisted at all, I didn't need to roll it out and leave it overnight, hidden under some books, to get it straight. The thin nature also allows for easy cable management, which is truly a dream. It's very flexible and was easy to hide out of sight.I use it to connect my Macbook Air M3 with my Dell 27" 4K monitor. I then use the Macbook in "clamshell" mode, with the Dell monitor as my main screen. For that purpose, this thunderbolt cable works incredibly well. As I said - easy to cable manage - but the video and audio come through, crystal clear, no issues whatsoever. Given that my Dell monitor is also a "USB hub", it charges the Macbook at the full 65W that it is capable of (I checked in the Mac's system information) (can't recommend "USB hub" monitors enough, by the way).So I essentially have: a 27" 4K monitor, hooked up to power, then one slim, streamlined, sexy black cable (aka Satechi Certified USB-C Thunderbolt 4 Cable) connecting said 4K monitor to my Macbook Air M3. That cable then charges the laptop, at 65W, and it sends and receives audio/video from the screen - all at once. The mouse and keyboard are Logitech (e.g. MX Keys), both are bluetooth (or can use receiver if need be)... so there are zero cables on my desk. However, it is also super easy for me to plug into the bottom of my monitor a USB-C cable, so that I can charge my phone at my desk. Otherwise... it's peacefully clutter-free.It is truly the ultimate WFH setup. To only "need" two cables - power to the monitor and thunderbolt to the laptop - is crazy. I'm in love. And when I go out, all I need to do is unplug the thunderbolt and chuck the laptop into my backpack. That's it - and it will be 100% charged, having been plugged into the "USB hub".Ultimately, I'd give this 6 out of 5, if I could. It's thin, it's very easy to manage, it is good for cable management, it is sleek, sexy and oh so black, and most importantly - it just does a damn good job at transferring data and power. Go for it - you won't be disappointed, truly. The amount of compliments I get about a) the picture quality, b) the sound quality, c) the look and feel of the cable, and d) my cable management is crazy. The quality is palpable - I'm even tempted to get one just to charge my iPhone! 🤣Or, in any event, to charge my M3 Air.The only "issue" I had was choosing a length - I went for 1 metre, but mainly because I figured the Macbook is never going to be more than 1 metre away from the screen. Of course, some people will need a longer cable, but if you can get away with 1 metre, go for it. Keeps it less complex andBy the way - Satechi also make the "USB 4 Pro Cable, USB-IF certified, 240W Power Delivery". I haven't had or used that product, so I can't comment on it, but I will note this - many reviews say that is a thick cable. This is not a thick cable, not at all. And for me - at least - it was worth paying ~$20 extra to get a certified, current generation thunderbolt 4 cable. But YMMV, everyone has different needs, and the USB 4 Pro cable may suit some people - I'm sure it's excellent quality, given the brand. This - and perhaps that cable - are easily up to Apple's standards.I will update my review if need be, but for now, it's smooth sailing.EPIC WIN - get it now!!! You will not be disappointed. 4.7 stars from so many reviews tells it all, really.