Unlike Apple’s rather feeble plastic USB-C to Lightning cables, this 3.3ft (1m) charging cable has a robust woven design that means it is far less likely to fray or break with frequent winding ...

USB Type-C cables with lightning bolts on the connectors are Thunderbolt cables, meaning that they work with Intel's Thunderbolt connectivity standard that's backward compatible with USB-C.

A Thunderbolt port and cable feature a small lightning symbol on the product. Standard USB-C cables are denoted by their USB symbol. USB devices can connect to a Thunderbolt port without issue.

Thunderbolt as an interface has become commonplace ... and after years of digging around for that MicroUSB cable, a lightning cable, and any number of esoteric power cables, I'm relieved that ...

Unfortunately, Thunderbolt devices don’t work with the Mini DisplayPort cables you might have lying around, so you’d need brand-new and relatively expensive ones with the little lightning-bolt ...

The ability to cram more power through the cable is one attractive feature ... USB Type-C, the connector itself, is also used for Thunderbolt connections. Lightning, Apples' 8-pin connector ...

Thunderbolt 4 cable: OWC Thunderbolt 4 Cable; Lightning–to–USB-C ... Thunderbolt 4 cables look the same as standard USB-C but guarantee much greater bandwidth and additional features when ...

Apple devices with Thunderbolt 3/USB4 can support up to 40Gbps, though all of this varies depending on the cable and devices being connected. That cable mess is an entirely different story.

The best way to find out if a Type-C cable is Thunderbolt 5 or not is to look for a Thunderbolt/Lightning icon stamped into the cable next to the number 5. Yes, Thunderbolt 5 is compatible with ...

Thunderbolt cables will continue to carry the lightning-bolt logo, then a small “5” beneath to designate it as Thunderbolt 5. The Thunderbolt 5 logo has been slightly modernized.