Anker Thunderbolt Supports Charging Transfer Review

I was looking for a cable to connect my Lenovo Thinkpad to a Lenovo ThinkVision M14 monitor. I needed Revain's faster shipping speed otherwise I could have bought directly from Lenovo. It was difficult to figure out the different types of USB-C cables as some of them work for power and data but not for video. Many of these have been marked as compatible with Apple or Samsung products, but none of them mentioned Lenovo or specifically mentioned use for connecting a laptop -> portable monitor.

Tried to connect the 2018 15" MBP to the Sonnet eGFX Breakaway Box 350 using an Anker TB3 cable. Also on MacOS as well as Windows 10, this particular cable has trouble waking up the TB3 controller which is on the Sonnet box.The original cable that came in the Sonnet box was a bit short so we looked for both active ones as well as passive TB3 cables.As far as I know the anchor cable is a passive cable and this could be the reason for the inconsistent signals.I have another 6ft cable but it is a…

. Dedicated cable, USC-C Thunderbolt 3, designed to connect to a 40Gbps network, as well as other devices rated at 100W designed for high power consumption.

Very sad I read it supports 40 Gps like any Thunderbolt3 cable. I trust Anker, but Anker let me down the first time, it doesn't work! "Devices not found". It's really sad because I paid for it from Chile; Can't return but I bought 2! I hope this information is useful to those looking for a Universal Audio Apollo cable.

I love Anker products. With this cable connected to the CFExpress card reader and USB-C port, I ran some tests. Read and write speeds are lightning fast. First of all, I should have chosen Anker. I bought a cheaper alternative and the cable's read speed was slow and the read speed always caused problems when trying to write to the card from a PC. This cable also charges my phone quickly from the PC. You get what you pay for and I should have used this Anker cable from the start for my fast…

Like all ANKER products, this T3 cable is of the highest quality. I use it in place of the T3 cable that came with the OWC T3 dock. The cable supplied by OWC was slightly shorter, resulting in an awkward desk position - the extra few inches made all the difference. The MacBookPro system info tells me the connection speed is 40Gbps (as the specs require). Video and data are correctly transmitted through the cable to the docking station and then to the peripherals and monitor with a resolution of

I have a Lepow portable second monitor (good product, available here at Revain) that I connect to my laptop when I travel. The portable monitor came with a USB-C to USB-C cable, which worked with my laptop for about two months. Then it started flickering when unplugged etc. Wiggling the wire connections and tucking balls of paper under the connector housing, rubber bands etc helped a little but should be avoided lest the connectors be damaged or widened. I tried two other store bought USBC*2…