QCEs Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable 8K, 6.6ft DisplayPort 1.4 to Mini DP Cable 8K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz Compatible with Thunderbolt 2 MacBook Pro/Air, iMac, Mac Mini, Surface, XPS to DP Monitor

What can you say? Good price and it works well.

When I travel on business and meet with customers, you never know what you are going to get in a conference room, so this cable is one of several varieties that I keep in my laptop bag at all times so that no matter what I face, I can connect to a projector.The picture quality is very good and the length is very handy for connecting from various locations around the table.I definitely recommend.

QCEs HDMI 2.1 Cable 10FT, 8K HDMI Cable: $12.99 at the time of reviewThis summer I’ve taken to redoing some of the cabling in my house. Most recently, I’ve decided to re-route the wiring for my fireplace-mounted TV. Read on for my positive experience with this QCEs cable.The packaging for this cable is just a plastic resealable bag with white backing. At this price for a 10’ cable I’m not expecting a fancy box though, and it’s enough to protect the cable in transit.The cable itself seems to work as advertised (though due to limitations in my setup, I was unable to test the full 48Gbps bandwidth). It did render 4K at 60Hz flawlessly and 1440p at 120Hz. flawlessly.------------*The Good*: Long HDMI 2.1 cable for a good price (though not the absolute cheapest).*The Bad*: Nothing, really.*The Bottom Line:* All told, this is a pretty good deal for a 10’ 8K HDMI 2.1 cable. It worked well to the maximum that I could test it (a 40Gbps HDMI 2.1 port) and made content on an OLED TV pop. Five stars out of five for a good deal on a good cable. Honestly though, I was able to get an even cheaper price on a different 10’ 8k cable so I didn’t end up ordering more of this one.

The most notable thing about this HDMI cable is how thick it is -- it seems like it's 2x as thick as any of my other HDMI cables. This supports 8K and HDMI 2.1 -- I don't have any devices that yet support that, but I do have some devices that do HDR, 4:2:2, and 4k @ 60 Hz. I am using this cable to connect to an AppleTV 4k, and it handshakes at 4K HDR 4:2:2. The connectors looks high quality and, as I mentioned before, the cable is thick and high quality and the sheath is braided.The only downside I can think of is that if you need to run this cable through some narrow channels with a lot of other cables, this might be a problem.Overall, this is a good quality 10ft HDMI cable especially for the price ($12 at the time of this review).

I have a Display Port output on the computer I bought for my garage and an HDMI input on my monitor. I plugged this cable in and had zero issues. Feels well made (I mean, for a cable, there's not a lot to go wrong) and it works. The only thing worth noting is that the connector case is pretty long-- so if you're hoping to slide your computer case back flush against the wall, you'll have to keep this in mind.

I have a DP plug on my GPU but my monitor only supports HDMI. Up until now I was using an adapter that goes from DP to HDMI, and then using an HDMI cable from there to the monitor. It worked well enough, but sometimes the cable would get kicked and the connection flicker. I'm never a fan of adapters if a straight cable is an option, and I'm glad it is. This cable made my connection much more reliable. I'm not running 4k resolution so I can't comment on that claim, however I AM using a 90hz refresh rate which uses more bandwidth than a standard monitor connection at 60. So, I can say this holds up a more-than-strong-enough connection for most people.

QCEs 8K HDMI 2.1 cable is as pictured here in this listing. The is simple, the cable arrives in a cellophane bag and that’s it.I used this QCEs 10' HDMI 2.1 cable with a television and I had no problem with it passing 4k @ 60z. The cable performed as I expected!The cable has a braided jacket and is pretty flexible. The gripping areas at the ends of the cable are a shiny coated plastic, but still easy to grip. The HDMI plugs also fit snugly into the HDMI ports and weren't loose. The length is correct, it's 10' feet long.This cable functions as expected, No complaints!

This DisplayPort to HDMI Cable works perfectly and is great quality. The 6 foot length is ideal when using a second monitor from my laptop. My office laptop has a display port video output which even though it looks like an HDMI plug it is not. I considered using an HDMI cord that I had and buying an HDMI to Display Port adapter although it was much less expensive to purchase this Display Port to HDMI cable. Setup was as simple as plugging in to my computer and the monitor. The picture quality is perfect with no flicker or distortion. This is a exception value and does exactly what it’s advertised to do. For the price I highly recommend.

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