BRILOCEA Thunderbolt 4 Cable (6.56 ft), Support 120W Fast Charging/40Gbps Data Transfer/8K Display USB4 Cable, USBC to USBC Cable, Intel Thunderbolt Certified for Type-C MacBooks, iPad Pro,Hub,Docking

First impression was that the cable, while nicely nylon wrapped, was very thick and stiff; was very surprised- May have to do with it being a Thunderbolt USB cable! - I’m not an expert on cables and connectors. -

This cableis premium. The connectors feel heavy-duty and the cord itself is thick and sturdy. The braiding on the cable was defect free with zero frayed bits or signs of poor QC. If you need a beast of a Thunderbolt cable look no further.

I was excited to try this 6.56ft Thunderbolt 4 cable because it is reasonably priced compared to the alternative Thunderbolt cables with the same specs.

Thicker wire TB4 maybe due to its 120W charging capability. It works fast transferring files via nvme SSD.

I got this for use with a USB-C monitor, and it works great! The picture quality is good, I love having the extra length, and theres no trouble with passthrough charging.

This cable is an oddball among my Thunderbolt charging cables. I have a lot of 100W, a few 60W USB-C non-TB, and a fair number of 140W, but I havent seen much 120W so far.

Tested with Mac studio m1 max with Samsung T7 shield SSD. The speed is as fast as the certificated Thunder 4 cables.

No loss in performance on my Thunderbolt 3 and TB 4 systems, worked to the max that my system can transfer. Good length and good quality cable. Connection ends are a good size. Great cable

I ordered two lengths these cables, 1.2m (3.94 feet) and 2m (6.56 feet). Since Amazons review system isnt permitting me to separately review the 2m version, I will be covering both in this review.

Bought this 1 meter Brilocea Thunderbolt 4 cable for use with several Mac computers that we use for our YT channel. We use these cables both for attaching external TB drives or doing a direct connection between two Macs. I tested this cable using an external Thunderbolt enclosure with a fast M.2 2280 drive and compared its performance against an Apple Thunderbolt cable. I achieved identical speeds (roughly 2790Mbps write and 2810Mbps read) with both cables over multiple runs using Blackmagics Disk Speed utility. This particular cable does show TB4 and the Thunderbolt lightning icon on the cable end caps. Recommended.