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Fernando Medina
> 3 dayI am using 140w usb c charger and the cable doesn’t even reach 60w.
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Thorne
> 3 dayIts a good reliable cable. Havent had any issues so far.
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Lilly
> 3 dayI’m so glad I ordered this 1.64 ft Thunderbolt 4 Cable by NAMCIM because it not only charges my Devices very fast but also transfers Data fast. Both Ends of this Cable are USB Type C, which is exactly what I needed since mostly all Devices come with this Requirement. With this Type C End, I no longer need Adapters. I simply plug the Cable into my Devices and Hubs directly. The Nylon-wrapped Cable is stiffer than other Cables and doesn’t kink. It’s sturdy and appears to be durable. Rolled up, this Cable is so small that I can carry it in my Pocket.
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Lake Life 2018
Greater than one weekPRODUCT VERSION REVIEWED
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Kal
> 3 dayWe ordered this for our portable screen. I wanted a shorter cord since the one it came with was 6ft and always in the way.
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Kelsey Meronnis
Greater than one weekThis cable is braided and pretty flexible. It feels great and so far has been working great. I use it for my external GPU and have had no problems so far.
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M. Olson
Greater than one weekThis cable seems to be very well made with good stress relief and flexibility at the connectors. I swapped it out with an Apple USB-C cable and had comparable transfer speeds.
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Elna Robel MD
> 3 dayThe NAMCIM Thunderbolt 4 Cable
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Bill E.
> 3 dayThis review is for ”NAMCIM Thunderbolt 4 Cable (3.94ft), USB4 Cable Support 120W Fast Charging/40Gbps Data Transfer/8K Display, USB C to USB C Cable, Intel Thunderbolt Certified for Type-C MacBooks, iPad Pro,Hub,Docking”
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Dan Gabriels
Greater than one weekThe first time I connected my MacBookPro16,1 (2019) to my Glyph 1 TB Atom RAID USB 3.1 Type-C External SSD using this cable, the backup system volume on the Glyph automatically tried to mount, and repeatedly put up the improperly disconnected alert. They ran down the right side of my screen. I pulled the cable and then made sure it was securely seated in the drive and the MacBook. Same result. I then used my usual cable and Disk Utility showed the backup system volume with the red alert warning that it was damaged and couldnt be repaired and information should be gotten off the volume. On a subsequent connection the volume did not appear in Disk Utility for mounting to be attempted. It seems probable that the cable killed the volume and perhaps rendered the entire SSD unreliable.