=== Port-USB-C@1 (USB-C) ===
Nothing connected
Plug a cable into Port-USB-C@1 to see what it can do.

Raw IOKit properties:
  PortType = 2

=== Port-USB-C@4 (USB-C) ===
Thunderbolt / USB4
Supports high-speed data, smart cable.

  What the cable's e-marker reports
    • Cable speed: USB4 Gen 3 (40 Gbps, Thunderbolt 4 class)
    • Cable rated for 5 A at up to 20V (~100W)
    • Active optical cable, re-timer
    • Optical fibres are electrically isolated end-to-end

  What your Mac measured
    • Linked at up to 20 Gb/s × 2

  What WhatCable knows
    • Made by Apple (0x05AC), per our bundled vendor list

Data: Cable is limiting data speed
  The Mac can do 80 Gbps, but the cable only carries 40 Gbps. A faster cable would unlock full speed.

Connected devices:
  • Magic Keyboard (Apple) - High Speed (480 Mbps)
  • Dock Hub - Super Speed (5 Gbps)

Active cable (VDO 2):
  Physical connection = Optical
  Active element = Re-timer
  Optically isolated = Yes
  USB lanes = One
  USB Gen = Gen 1
  USB4 supported = Yes
  USB 3.2 supported = Yes
  USB 2.0 supported = Yes
  USB 2.0 hub hops = 0
  USB4 asymmetric = No
  U3 to U0 transition = Direct
  Idle power (U3/CLd) = > 10 mW
  Max operating temp = 85°C
  Shutdown temp = 100°C

Raw IOKit properties:
  PortType = 2

=== Port-USB-C@5 (USB-C) ===
Thunderbolt / USB4
Supports high-speed data.

  What the cable's e-marker reports
    No e-marker response. Cable details aren't available on this connection. Try another device to read it.

  What your Mac measured
    • Thunderbolt / USB4 link active

Raw IOKit properties:
  PortType = 2

Other USB devices:
  • Orphan Hub - Super Speed (5 Gbps)
  Reached through a Thunderbolt dock or display, so there's no cable, power, or Thunderbolt data for them.
