Cable Matters[Intel Certified] 40Gbps Active Thunderbolt 4 Cable 2 m with 100W Charging and 8K Video - Fully Compatible with USB C/USB-C, USB 4 / USB4, and Thunderbolt 3

I plugged one end into my Philips Brilliance 499P and the other into my MacBook Pro and it instantly worked perfectly. It is well made and a good length. I was wondering if I should buy the Apple equivalent but decided to buy this less expensive cable. Good call - thoroughly recommend this cable - it was the lowest cost 2m one I could find so I think this definitely represents good value for money.I know in theory I don't need this cable to connect my MacBook to my Philips monitor but in practice I couldn't get the USB C cable supplied with the monitor to work. If you are having a similar issue then this is probably the easiest way to resolve it and enjoy your Philipps monitor.

From what i can tell it seems to be working ok actual cables quite nice quality - paid extra to have a certified cable, was it worth it?not sure!.

Working great so far

My Apple Studio Display came with a woefully short 1m Thunderbolt 3 cable. A longer cable from Apple was almost 3x the price of this one. Ordered this 2m Cable Matters mid afternoon, and it was delivered later the same day. It’s really sturdy and appears to be very high quality. Works perfectly to connect the display to my MacBook Pro.

Really good cable. The cable could have been a little better but I’m guessing that would increase the price. The plastic is a bit stiff and feels brittle but it works great and is cheaper than most 2m Thunderbolt cables

For a long time now I have been using a USB-C cable with my work laptop and a Thunderbolt 3 cable with my MacBook. Finally I can replace them both with this single cable!

Failed after one month. Seems that the inevitable flexing near the port it's connected to caused intermittent contact, which resulted in uncommanded ejection of the connected device. Disappointing to say the least at this price.

Poor quality. After 3 months the cable is very temperamental. A slight knock and the cable looses signal and cuts out the device it’s connected to. Problem doesn’t occur with other cables tested.