Have you ever been frustrated by the limitations of high-speed cables? You need 40Gbps speed, but standard copper cables lose signal integrity if they are longer than 0.8 meters. To get length, you often have to sacrifice speed or settle for thick, stiff cables that are hard to manage, or you pay crazy a lot and get bad one!

Mattzon has solved this dilemma. 

We are proud to introduce the world's first mass-produced, bi-directional USB4 Full-Featured Active Optical Cable (AOC). By combining the speed of fiber optics with the power capability of copper, this cable offers a slim, flexible solution that breaks physical distance barriers without compromising performance.

What Is USB4 Hybrid AOC Technology? 

Unlike traditional copper cables, Mattzon’s USB4 AOC uses a hybrid design. It utilizes 850nm multi-mode fiber for high-speed data transmission and copper wires for power delivery. This results in a cable with an ultra-slim 4.4mm outer diameter, making it lighter, thinner, and softer than any comparable copper option.

【 The Bi-Directional Breakthrough 】 

Most early optical cables were "unidirectional," meaning you had to plug a specific end into the host and the other into the device. Mattzon's solution can achieve bi-directional transmission. You can plug it in either way, just like a standard USB-C cable, ensuring a user-friendly experience.

【 Zero Interference 】

Because high-speed data is transmitted via light through optical fibers, the signal is virtually unaffected by electromagnetic interference (EMI). This makes it the perfect choice for complex environments where signal purity is critical.

【 Ultimate Performance Specs】

This cable is built for the future. Here is what makes it a powerhouse:

1, 40Gbps Bandwidth: Fully supports USB4 Gen3 standards with speeds up to 40Gbps. It is also backward compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (20Gbps) and USB 2.0 (480Mbps).

2, PD 3.1 Extended Power Range (EPR): Don't worry about power. The cable supports PD 3.1 with voltages up to 48V and currents up to 5A, delivering a massive 240W of power.

3, DisplayPort 2.1 Ready: It supports the latest DP 2.1 protocol (4Lane*20Gbps), ensuring support for future high-resolution displays. It is also backward compatible with DP 1.4 and DP 1.2.

So here also comes the questions.

Where can we apply this mighty USBC cable? on the other words, what's the usage scenarios ?

Where does a long-distance, high-speed, interference-free cable shine? 

Here are the best applications for this AOC:

1. 【Professional VR/AR Setups 】

Virtual Reality headsets require high bandwidth for video and data, plus freedom of movement. Standard 1-meter copper cables are too short. Our AOC comes in lengths of 6ft (1.8m) to 66ft (20m), providing the reach and flexibility needed for immersive experiences.

3. 【Conference Rooms & Projectors】

Connecting a laptop on a conference table to a 4K/8K projector on the ceiling often requires a long cable run. This cable supports DP Alt Mode, allowing it to drive high-resolution projectors over long distances without the signal degradation seen in copper cables.

4. 【High-End Workstations】

For editors and designers using centralized storage or external GPU (eGPU) enclosures, this cable allows you to move noisy equipment away from your desk while maintaining full 40Gbps throughput.

The Mattzon USB4 AOC is not just an upgrade, it is a replacement for the limitations of the past. 

With bi-directional convenience , 240W charging , and long-distance 40Gbps stability, it is the ultimate "one cable for everything" solution.

Some FAQ about USBC AOC cable: 

Q1: Is this USBC AOC cable backward compatible with older USB devices?

Mattzon: Yes. It supports USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, USB 3.2 Gen 2, and even USB 2.0 (480Mbps).

Q2: What lengths are available? 

Mattzon: Standard mass-production lengths from 6ft (1.8m) to 66ft (20m). Custom lengths are available upon request.

Q3: Can it charge my laptop?

Mattzon: Absolutely. The cable supports PD 3.1 up to 240W (48V/5A). 

Q4: Does it support video output? 

Mattzon: Yes, it supports DisplayPort Alt Mode and DP Tunnel mode, covering DP 2.1, DP 1.4, and DP 1.2 standards for high-resolution monitors.