Displayport Cables Support

[IPS-Type LCD] My two SW272U's and the BenQ support folks in one word ... AWESOME!!! First off, I've have never seen a company packed the way BenQ does, it's the coolest packing my wife and I have ever seen. Extremely well thought out ... KUDO's to BenQ. The monitors themselves took minutes to setup and the picture on both are beautiful. We also had B&H send out a x-rite Display Plus HL and a pair of OWC Thunderbolt 4 ... 2.0 meter long. The TB4 are DisplayPort Alt Mode capable. The cables that came with the monitors are USB Type C and for our layout, they were a little short, the 2.0 meters was perfect and Palette Master Ultimate found both monitors using these 4TB, I mention this because not all cables are DisplayPort Alt Mode capable. If you are going to connect this to any Apple and need extra cable feet, this is the way to go. The stand that the monitors come with are built really well and the monitors keep perfectly level on them, not top heavy, really easy to move side to side, up and down, 90 degree. Now here's the part that cracks me up, the wife now once me order a Canon Photo printer from B&H so she start printing out and framing photos she likes and that's kinda of why we got these monitors ... for their true screen to print representation, and when we do that, I review that as well

[3.33 lb] Sometimes, you do get what you pay for... and this is true with the CalDigit TS4. It's the most expensive, most premium Thunderbolt dock on the market. It's made entirely of metal, except for the rubber stands. It's completely silent (no coil whine, like certain other docks have) and has 18 ports (more than any other dock). All of the USB ports are Super Speed (10Gbps). The Ethernet port is 2.5 Gigabit. Both card readers are UHS II. Literally everything is the best it can possibly be. That's why it's $400. One thing to note if you plan on gaming, the DisplayPort 1.4 will support UHD 4K @ up to 144hz. The DisplayPort on many gaming monitors will support a refresh rate above this, so be aware. Aside from that, any resolution below UHD 4K will be supported @ up to 240hz. The same goes for the Thunderbolt 4 ports.

[3.34 lb] We were seeking to use a VR system with DisplayPort on a laptop that only had thunderbolt connections. This was one of the only adapters I could find that would support 90 Hz refresh rates. It works exactly as advertised.!

[30 AWG] Solves the problem of not being able to get 3 video outputs when using 2 normal DisplayPort cables on a Dell docking station.

[32 AWG] I bought two HDMI to DisplayPort cables and the quality of them is great. Delivery was quick and had no issues. Will order from them again.

[9 x 7 x 1"] There are probably other USB-C to DisplayPort cables that will work fine with Eizo monitors but, as far as I know, StarTech's is the only one that Eizo has tested and approved. I use mine to connect a CG2420 to a MacBook Pro. It works perfectly.

[0.07 lb] We have a new Mac Mini and an Intel NUC, and we use these cables to connect them to DisplayPort monitors. The DisplayPort connector is latchless, but it fits and connects securely (latches are optional for DisplayPort connections). These have been very reliable for us, and they are VESA compliant. We have used them with many different DisplayPort monitors (including an multi-stream MST setup), and they work excellently.

[0.45 lb] I got burned with a Cable from Fry's that does not support 4K. The StarTech cables work as a charm.

[1920 x 1200] Purchased this DisplayPort adapter as a replacement and it is just what was needed.

[Stainless steel] Safety cables are a must when mounting fixtures and other equipment overhead! These cables easily support the weight they are rated for (I've tested that) and are cheap and easy to use. Every fixture I have up on the grid has one of these, I've never had a light fall but it's good to know the proper safety equipment is in place!