StarTech.com DISPLPORT35L 35 ft DisplayPort cable

This DisplayPort cable extends video and audio connections up to 35 ft (10.7 m) and is designed for long-reach setups like conference rooms or multi-monitor workstations. It supports Full HD at 60 Hz and includes content protection standards to keep high-definition streams intact, making it a useful choice when longer cable runs are needed without sacrificing signal features.

Key Points

This cable is the StarTech.com DISPLPORT35L model and combines a long 35 ft length with a latching DisplayPort design that helps prevent accidental disconnects. It supports Full HD resolution at 60 Hz and offers Multi-Stream Transport, which allows daisy-chaining or multi-monitor configurations for presentations and extended desktop setups. The connectors are molded with a metal sub-structure and ABS shells, and the cable uses gold-plated contacts and heavy shielding to maintain signal integrity. 🎧

Technical Specifications

• Name: StarTech.com DISPLPORT35L
• Length: 35 ft (10.7 m)
• Connector type: DP Latching Male to Male
• Wire gauge: 26 AWG
• Shielding: Al-Mylar foil with braid
• Supported protocols: DisplayPort v1.0, MST, GTC, DPCP, HDCP
• Audio/video: Full HD 1920x1080p 60 Hz, 1920x1200p 60 Hz, 6.48 Gbps, 5.1 and 7.1 channel audio.

Usage Recommendations

For best results run the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference and avoid tight bends near the connectors since long runs can be more sensitive to routing and handling. This cable's latching connectors offer a more secure physical connection, which is especially valuable in public rooms or where movement could tug on the cable. 🖥️

Consider that the specification lists DisplayPort version 1.0 compatibility and a maximum listed bandwidth of 6.48 Gbps according to the manufacturer, so very high-resolution or high-refresh 4K workflows may require a shorter or higher-spec cable. The durable PVC jacket and flexible strain relief help reduce wear from frequent installations, though the cable’s length means signal quality depends on source and display hardware as well as cable routing.