UGREEN USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 8K@60Hz

This USB-C to DisplayPort cable from UGREEN lets you connect a laptop, tablet, or phone with a USB-C video output to a DisplayPort monitor or projector for high-resolution video and audio playback. It supports up to 8K@60Hz for sharp desktop work, movie viewing, and gaming with higher refresh rates on compatible displays.

Key Points

The cable works plug and play, with unidirectional transmission from the host device to the display. It expands possibilities for creators and gamers who need a simple way to drive external screens from MacBook, iPad, or compatible Windows and Android devices. For gamers, support for G-SYNC and VRR helps reduce tearing and stutter while playing on a compatible monitor. Note that the USB-C port on the source device must support video output or Thunderbolt 3 or 4 for the connection to function.

This model emphasizes stable signal delivery and broad format support. The construction includes a braided nylon jacket and aluminum connectors for longer life and resistance to wear. According to the manufacturer, the cable endures over 10,000 insertions and about 20,000 bends, which makes it suitable for frequent setup changes and travel. ⚡️

Technical Specifications

• Name: UGREEN USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 8K@60Hz 4K@240Hz 6.6FT
• Bandwidth: 32.4Gbps
• Maximum resolution/refresh: 8K@60Hz, compatible with 4K@240Hz and 1080p@240Hz
• Length: 6.6 ft (approximately 2 meters)
• Compatibility and standards: DisplayPort 1.4, HDR10, DSC, HDCP 2.2/1.4, Dolby Atmos, supports G-SYNC and VRR

Usage Recommendations

Connect the USB-C end to your laptop, tablet, or phone that supports video output, then plug the DisplayPort end into the monitor or projector input. If you are switching between devices regularly, handle the aluminum connectors gently and coil the cable without tight knots to preserve the braided jacket. For gaming sessions at high refresh rates, verify monitor settings and graphics card drivers to enable VRR and G-SYNC features.

Considerations include the cable’s unidirectional design. It does not transmit video from a DisplayPort source to a USB-C display. Also, some mobile devices will require native video output or Thunderbolt support to use the cable, so check the device video output capability if the display is not detected. 🎮📺

Positive Aspects

The cable combines high bandwidth and multiprofile display support to deliver clear video and multichannel audio to external screens. Its durable build aims to reduce replacement frequency, and wide compatibility with modern MacBook and Windows laptops, along with many flagship phones and tablets, makes it a flexible accessory for workstations and entertainment setups.