DisplayPort Cables

DisplayPort Cables, Adapters & Converter Cables:

DisplayPort cables provide digital video and audio connections between compatible computers, monitors, projectors and other display equipment. This collection includes standard DisplayPort cables alongside Mini DisplayPort, USB-C and converter cable options, with products from brands including StarTech.com, Digitus and Alogic. The range covers everyday monitor connections as well as higher-resolution 4K and 8K display setups.

DisplayPort 1.2 & DisplayPort 1.4 Cables:

For devices with full-size DisplayPort connections, the collection includes DisplayPort-to-DisplayPort cables in different lengths and specifications. DisplayPort 1.2 options include cables supporting 4K resolution at 60Hz, with selected models supporting Multi-Stream Transport for compatible multi-monitor configurations.

DisplayPort 1.4 cables provide options for more demanding display requirements. Selected cables support resolutions up to 8K, with products available in lengths including 1m, 2m, 4m and 5m. The range includes VESA-certified models as well as cables with features such as latching connectors.

USB-C & Mini DisplayPort Cables:

The collection also caters for laptops and devices without a standard DisplayPort connector. USB-C to DisplayPort cables include 4K-capable options, with selected bidirectional models allowing compatible DisplayPort devices to connect to USB-C displays. When using USB-C for video, check that your device supports DisplayPort Alt Mode.

Mini DisplayPort cables provide another connection option, including Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort to HDMI configurations in multiple lengths.

DisplayPort to HDMI, DVI & VGA:

For connecting equipment with different video interfaces, the range includes DisplayPort to HDMI, DVI and VGA cables and adapters. Active converter cables are available for selected applications, including DisplayPort-to-DVI connections.

Choosing the right DisplayPort cable starts with checking the connections on both devices. From there, consider cable direction, required length, DisplayPort version and the resolution and refresh rate your equipment supports. This is particularly important for 4K, 5K, 8K and high-refresh-rate monitor setups, where cable specifications can directly affect compatibility.