UGREEN 4K DisplayPort to HDMI Cable 2m

This braided DisplayPort to HDMI cable from UGREEN converts a DisplayPort output to an HDMI display, enabling connection from a laptop or PC to a monitor, TV or projector for 4K video and sound. It is aimed at users who need a simple, durable lead for multi-screen setups, presentations or gaming, and it supports higher-resolution workflows according to the manufacturer.

Key Points

The cable transmits video at up to 4K 30 Hz and 2K 60 Hz with a bandwidth of 10.2 Gbps, which helps preserve image clarity for films, streaming and desktop work. It carries both audio and video together, so there is no separate cable required for sound when connecting to an HDMI-equipped display. The lead is uni-directional and only supports conversion from DisplayPort to HDMI, so it will not work the other way around.

The outer jacket is braided nylon with aluminium housing on the connectors, offering improved resistance to wear and repeated handling. Manufacturer notes state the construction withstands over 10,000 plug cycles and frequent bending, which is useful for portable setups or shared meeting-room hardware.

Technical Specifications

• Name: UGREEN 4K DisplayPort to HDMI Cable 6.6FT
• Brand: UGREEN
• Length: 2 m
• Bandwidth: 10.2 Gbps
• Resolution support: 4K at 30 Hz, 2K at 60 Hz
• Direction: Uni-directional (DP to HDMI)

Benefits

The cable keeps cabling straightforward when you need to send a DisplayPort signal to an HDMI screen, for example connecting a Dell or HP laptop to an HDTV or projector. Compatibility extends across GPUs from AMD and NVIDIA as well as desktop motherboards that provide DisplayPort outputs. The braided sheath reduces tangling and gives a tactile, premium feel while the aluminium connector shells offer extra mechanical protection.

For multimedia use the support for HDR and 3D (according to the manufacturer) helps maintain richer colours and depth where source and display support these features. Audio sync is preserved with the video stream so you can expect coordinated sound without additional audio routing.

Usage Recommendations

Plug the DisplayPort end into your source device first then the HDMI end into your display to establish the signal. If you intend to use 4K at higher refresh rates, check the display and source device capabilities because the cable supports 4K at 30 Hz only. Consider this cable for office presentations, connecting a PC to an HDTV for video playback or for multi-display productivity where high frame rates are not required. The uni-directional nature means alternative adapters are necessary if you need HDMI-to-DisplayPort conversion.