UGREEN 16K@60Hz DisplayPort 2.1 Cable 2m

This UGREEN DisplayPort 2.1 cable brings high bandwidth and robust build quality to desktop and gaming setups, offering up to 80Gbps for smooth high‑frame work and play. It supports 16K at 60Hz and high refresh modes such as 8K at 240Hz and 4K at 480Hz according to the manufacturer, so it handles demanding visuals without drivers or extra software. The cable is DP to DP and not compatible with HDMI or Mini DP, so check your ports before buying. The first paragraph integrates the long‑tail and makes clear the main benefit for users looking for high bandwidth and future‑proof display connections.

Key features

A durable braided nylon jacket sits over triple shielding and 28AWG tinned copper conductors, offering improved longevity and signal stability. The aluminium alloy connectors help with heat dissipation and resist corrosion. It supports HDR, HDCP 2.3, eARC and audio formats such as DTS 7.1 and Dolby according to the product details. Variable Refresh Rate is enabled for FreeSync and G‑Sync, while VRR and Auto Low Latency Mode reduce stutter in fast paced titles. Multi‑Stream Transport and daisy chaining are supported for extended or mirrored multi‑monitor setups, useful for streaming or multitasking.

Specifications

• Name: UGREEN 16K@60Hz DisplayPort Cable
• Type: DisplayPort 2.1 to DisplayPort lead
• Length: 2M
• Capacity: 80Gbps
• Compatibility: DP, DP++ modes and backward compatible with DP 1.4 and 1.2

What you’ll notice day to day

You’ll like it if you need a reliable DP cable for high refresh gaming or multi‑monitor productivity, because the bandwidth and MST support reduce the need for adapters. It makes sense if cable durability matters, as the braided design and metal housings stand up to frequent plugging and routing. Ten in mind that this is a DisplayPort to DisplayPort lead, so it will not work with HDMI or Mini DP sockets.

Getting the most from it

For optimal results match the cable with devices that explicitly list DisplayPort 2.1 support or high refresh outputs, and ensure both source and display settings are configured for the target resolution and refresh rate. If you plan on daisy chaining multiple monitors, confirm each display supports MST and the combined bandwidth fits within the cable and host capabilities.