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Cables for Mac Studio (M5 Ultra)
Every USB-C cable looks the same from the outside, but they differ in two ways: how much power they’re rated to carry (60W or 240W) and how fast they move data (from USB 2’s 480Mb/s up to Thunderbolt 5). A charge-only cable is fine for charging an iPhone but no good for an external SSD or display. See USB-C cables explained.
7 of 8 shown — Mac Studio (M5 Ultra): works first, then works with adapter
What to look for
- For charging only: a 60W cable covers iPhones and iPads; MacBook Pro fast charging over USB-C can need a 240W-rated cable.
- For drives, docks and displays, match the cable to the port — USB 3, USB4 or Thunderbolt.
- Lightning devices need a USB-C to Lightning cable (or Apple’s adapter).
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