UGREEN USB C to DisplayPort Cable 1m — 8K@60Hz
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This USB‑C to DisplayPort cable from UGREEN lets you connect a laptop, tablet or compatible smartphone to a DisplayPort monitor for high-resolution video and stable audio. It is intended for desktop productivity, film playback and gaming thanks to support for high refresh rates and variable refresh technologies.
Key Points
The cable supports DisplayPort 1.4 signalling over a USB‑C or Thunderbolt port with plug and play operation. Transmission is unidirectional from the host device to the display, so it will not work in reverse. According to the manufacturer it handles HDR formats and audio passthrough, making it suitable for watching films and using an external monitor for multimedia tasks. Note that the source device must offer video output over its USB‑C port or Thunderbolt support for the cable to function.
Technical Specifications
- Name: UGREEN USB C to DisplayPort Cable 8K@60Hz 1M
- Maximum resolution: 8K at 60 Hz, backward compatible with 8K@30Hz and multiple 4K refresh rates.
- Bandwidth: up to 32.4 Gbps (HBR3).
- Supported standards: DisplayPort 1.4, HDR10, DSC, HDCP 2.2/1.4.
- Connector length: 1 m.
Benefits
Support for high refresh rates such as 4K at 240/144/120 Hz and 1080p at 240 Hz reduces motion blur in fast content, which can improve responsiveness when gaming or working with fast-moving visuals. Compatibility with VRR and Free‑Sync or G‑SYNC helps reduce tearing and stutter during gameplay. The cable also carries audio, allowing you to use a single lead for both sound and picture to TV, monitor or projector.
Usage Recommendations
Ensure your laptop, tablet or phone has a USB‑C port that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode or Thunderbolt 3/4/5 before connecting. Plug into the host device first and then into the monitor for a reliable connection. For multi‑monitor setups or long runs, consider cable length and bandwidth needs because higher resolutions and refresh rates demand the full DP 1.4 capability. A practical nuance is that older devices or USB‑C ports without video output will not transmit a signal with this cable, according to the manufacturer.
The cable uses a braided nylon jacket and reinforced aluminium connectors to improve durability and to withstand frequent plugging and flexing. Two practical notes: build quality is aimed at long service life, and very high resolutions may depend on the monitor’s capabilities and the graphics output of the source device.