UGREEN 4 Pack DisplayPort to HDMI Adapters, Aluminium, 4K@30Hz, One-Way

The four-adapter pack has an aluminium-alloy casing. Each adapter converts a DisplayPort output to an HDMI display, in one direction only. The stated maximum resolution is 3840x2160 at 30Hz. That makes the set relevant for connecting compatible PCs or laptops to HDMI monitors, TVs or projectors.

Tech specs

• Name: UGREEN DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter
• Type: DisplayPort male to HDMI female adapter
• Format: Pack of 4
• Resolution: Up to 3840x2160@30Hz, the feature details also state 1920x1080@60Hz
• Material: Aluminium alloy
• Dimensions: 50 x 20 x 27 millimetres
• Compatibility: DisplayPort-enabled laptops, desktops and GPUs, HDMI displays, TVs and projectors
• What’s included: 4 adapters

The details also mention HDR, HDCP and EDID support, along with DP++. The product name lists 2K@60Hz and 1080p@120Hz, but the feature details specify 1080p@60Hz instead. If the refresh rate matters for your display, treat those figures as unclear and confirm the required mode before buying.

Everyday compatibility

This is a straightforward option when a computer has a DisplayPort output and the screen accepts HDMI. For example, an office desktop with an available DisplayPort connection could use one adapter to feed an HDMI monitor, a compatible laptop could also connect to an HDMI projector. The adapter is described as plug and play, so there is no separate setup process listed.

For a multi-monitor arrangement, the pack gives you several adapters, but the computer still needs enough suitable DisplayPort outputs to connect the screens. It does not convert HDMI output to DisplayPort, so it is not a substitute for a bidirectional adapter or for a cable with the reverse connection direction. A solid pick if your source is DisplayPort and your display is HDMI. It’s not for you if your only available output is HDMI and you need to connect to a DisplayPort screen.

Getting the most from it

Match the adapter’s direction to the ports on your equipment: DisplayPort on the computer or graphics card, HDMI on the display. Before setting up a desk, check the resolution and refresh rate you need against the figures given for this product. The 4K figure is listed at 30Hz, while the detailed specification gives 1080p at 60Hz, the higher refresh-rate claims in the product name are not supported consistently by the accompanying details.

The compact adapter format is intended to sit between the source and an HDMI cable, rather than replacing the cable itself. That can suit a setup where you already have HDMI leads and want to connect more than one DisplayPort-equipped device or screen over time. Compared with buying a complete cable for each connection, this pack offers separate adapters, though it still depends on having the right ports and cables for each setup.

What to clarify

Can it connect an HDMI computer to a DisplayPort monitor? No. The stated conversion is DisplayPort to HDMI, not the reverse.

What resolution does it support? The feature details list up to 3840x2160 at 30Hz and 1920x1080 at 60Hz. The product name gives different refresh-rate claims, so confirm the mode you need.

Are four adapters included? Yes. The product is listed as a pack of four, useful if you have several compatible connections to make.

Is it worth it?

This set makes sense when you need several DisplayPort-to-HDMI connections and the stated resolution modes suit your screens. Its main practical benefit is having four adapters in one pack, with an aluminium-alloy casing and support for features such as HDCP and EDID. For a single connection, one adapter may be all you need, for a setup that depends on 4K at a higher refresh rate or 1080p at 120Hz, the inconsistent specifications make this a less certain choice until the required mode is confirmed.