Quick Summary
The UGREEN 4K DisplayPort to HDMI Cable is a 2 m, uni-directional lead for connecting a DisplayPort source to an HDMI display. It is described as a male-to-male cable with a braided jacket and aluminium alloy jacket.
The cable is intended for displays such as monitors, projectors and HDTVs, and the description also mentions gaming and multi-screen use. It does not work in the reverse direction, so HDMI source devices are not supported.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | UGREEN. Useful for identifying the exact cable line. |
| Product type | DisplayPort to HDMI cable. Check that you need this direction rather than HDMI to DisplayPort. |
| Length | 2 m / 6.6 ft. Measure the distance between devices before choosing an offer. |
| Direction | Uni-directional. It is not bidirectional, so the source device must be DisplayPort. |
| Construction | Braided jacket with aluminium alloy jacket. Relevant if cable finish matters to you. |
| Connection | Male to male. Check that both devices accept the matching connectors. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Connection direction: This cable is for DisplayPort source devices to HDMI displays. Compare it with your actual output and input ports.
- Length: The cable is 2 m long. Check whether that reaches cleanly between your devices.
- Display use: It is described for monitors, projectors, HDTVs and multi-screen setups. Confirm that your display has an HDMI input.
- Compatibility: The description mentions use with Dell, HP, AMD and NVIDIA devices, and also notes that HDMI source devices such as MacBook, PlayStation, Switch and Xbox are not supported.
What Else You May Need
You need a DisplayPort output on the sending device and an HDMI input on the display. If your equipment uses HDMI on the source side, a different cable direction is required.
Before You Decide
Check the 2 m length, the DisplayPort to HDMI direction and the male-to-male connector format before choosing an offer. Make sure your device has the right ports and that you are not trying to use it in reverse.
