Belkin USB Type C to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 6.6ft/2m, 32.4Gbps, 8K@60Hz or 4K@144HZ, with HBR3, DSC, HDCP 2.2, DP Alt Mode, Backwards Compatible, Works with Windows, MacOS, iPadOS, Android, and More

Way way overpriced as all Belkin products are. But in return, you have guaranteed compatibility and high durability. This cord will probably last forever. Yes this cable was like five times the price of others on Amazon, but using Belkin products with Apple computers is a no-brainer as both are extremely well designed and work flawlessly with each other. I will keep shoveling money towards Belkin for overpriced products whenever I need them.

I have had no issues with the cable. The only thing I would say, is maybe a braided cable as the cable can dent easily but that's miniscule. The picture quality on the monitor is just like it looks on my Macbook! Works great with Mac, iPad, iPhone, and other USB-C compatible devices.

This replaces another adapter by an off-brand. That other adapter would stop working for a second every hour or two. This Belkin one works all the time. I'm glad I spent a little more money to get one that I know will work, from a trusted brand.

I'm revising my original review (below).After a few days, Mac Studio crashed, rebooted.It's happened intermittently a few times since.After some research I learned that to connect my Mac Studio M2 to Samsung Q9 OLED I should use a (much more expensive) cable compatible with DisplayPort 2.1This one here is DisplayPort 1.4Using this 1.4 cable, I set the refresh rate on my Mac Display Preferences from 240Hz to 120Hz.It's been about 3 days and haven't had any crashes.Will update.Original post:Connecting Mac Studio M2 to Samsung Q9 OLED:HDMI to HDMI doesn't work at all.USB-C (Mac-side) to HDMI gives only 2 x HD resolution.This cable delivers 6K at a silky smooth 240 Hz refresh rate.Good to know Belkin is still on its game.

the cable itself is a bit on the thinner side. I was kind of expecting a bit more heft for a Belkin product, you know? It doesn’t exactly feel rugged. There’s not a lot of protection around it, which leaves me wondering how long it’ll hold up if it’s bent or twisted too much. So, if you’re someone who’s constantly on the move or rough on cables, I’d maybe be a little cautious.But hey, for what it is, it gets the job done and looks pretty sleek doing it. I plugged it in, and bam, it just workedAt the end of the day, I’m happy with it! It’s reliable and works exactly as promised, but I do wish the build was a bit more robust.

Works excellent!!!

Not compatible with Mac Mini M4 Pro. (Other reviewer reported that this is not compatible with computers with Apple silicon chips). I was able to output to a second external screen (Lg C4 42" TV) successfully with a HDMI 2.1 compatible cable and the Cable Matters 48Gbps USB C to HDMI 2.1 Adapter for macOS (Supports 8K 60Hz / 4K 240Hz HDR, Thunderbolt 4 to HDMI 2.1, HDMI 2.1 to USB C Adapter, Compatible with Thunderbolt 5 Laptops).Also, Belkin please label your cables with the HDMI version!

There are many cheaper computer monitor cables in the market. And the reason they are so cheap is that they are poorly made, poorly wired, or break easily.These are not problems with Belkin cables. My research shows that DisplayPort is the preferred protocol (compared to HDMI) when connecting monitors to Macs using Thunderbolt. When I replaced an HDMI cable with this DisplayPort cable from Belkin the periodic flashes of black that I was experiencing totally went away.The resulting image is stable, clean, and problem-free. Belkin makes good stuff.