uni USB C to DisplayPort Cable 3FT (4K@60Hz, 2K@165Hz), Sturdy USB Type-C to DisplayPort Braided Cable [Thunderbolt 3/4 Compatible] with MacBook Pro/Air, iPhone 15 Pro/Max, Galaxy S24, Chromebook, XPS

I’m starting college soon and invested in a laptop of course in order to do my course work, but for when I’m at home I wanted the ability to display my laptop screen on my pre-existing monitor that I use for my Xbox and switch. My monitor has 2 hdmi ports and one display port so I opted for the display port since the two HDMI’s were taken up and I was not disappointed. It works seamlessly with my Microsoft surface laptop 7 and I only had to go in settings to change a few things such as resolution/screen fitting as well as enabling 120hz (which this cord supports at 1080p) *though for me when I have both displays on simultaneously I’m unable to enable 120hz on my monitor, this might just be a user issue though and I’m unable to figure out how to fix it. It feels smooth with just my monitor on and I don’t have any issues with bugging or clarity issues. I chose the 3ft cord since I only need it for when I’m working at my desk and didn’t want a super long cord dangling, it can stretch long enough to reach the very end of my desk (should be visible in one of the pictures). Looks fine and simple, I don’t think it’s something that should stop anyone from buying. Nothing I can really complain about or nitpick.

I got these to use with my Mac Studio and they worked great. Both monitors did 165hz without issue.

The manual mentioned it was uni-directional but it is bi-directional. I have it connected to a Mac mini on the usb-c port to an hp monitor on the display port. The Mac mini detected the monitor and resolution and the monitor automatically selected the correct input.

Good value on 2 cables

This almost immediately stopped working within the first two weeks, flickering the monitor on-and-off repeatedly, even when using one of the HDMI ports for a separate computer plugged into the same monitor; this issue stopped immediately when unplugging this useless cable - unfortunately I had already discarded the packaging and I am now stuck with a glorified rope.

Working just fine with an external display.

If you buy a new monitor to go with your desktop Mac, you will need this “display monitor “ cord. My 32” LG monitor DID NOT come with this required cord. Do not use HDMI cables to USB C connections, is the recommendations.

I was really sad I had to return this cable. I loved the quality and appearance of this cable. It was heavy duty and just the right length. I went to hook it up to my computer, only to realize that I did not have an HDMI display port on my monitor. I needed an HDMI only. My mistake or I would’ve used it and loved it. Confirm your HDMI port types before your order would be my only advice.