DeLOCK Bidirectional USB Type-C to DisplayPort Cable 8K 60 Hz 0.5 m

This DP 8K certified USB-C™ to DisplayPort cable by Delock enables a direct connection between devices equipped with USB Type-C and DisplayPort connectors. The cable is bidirectional and supports up to 8K Ultra HD (7680 x 4320) at 60 Hz with HDR, providing a maximum bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps. It is 0.5 m long, has a diameter of 4.8 mm and comes in black.

Advantages

The bidirectional design allows signal transmission in both directions, so the same cable can connect a USB Type-C source (for example a laptop or smartphone) to a DisplayPort monitor or TV, or connect a DisplayPort source to a USB Type-C monitor. DP 8K certification ensures compatibility with high-resolution displays and the HDR support improves colour depth, contrast and brightness reproduction. Compact length and standard connectors make the cable convenient for desktop and mobile setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB Type-C laptop or smartphone to a DisplayPort monitor or TV
• Connecting a DisplayPort output (PC, docking station) to a USB Type-C monitor
• High-resolution video editing, content review and media playback up to 8K@60 Hz

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 86037
• EAN: 4043619860371
• Type: Bidirectional USB Type-C ↔ DisplayPort cable
• Resolution support: up to 8K Ultra HD (7680 x 4320) @ 60 Hz
• Maximum bandwidth: 32.4 Gbps
• Length: 0.5 m
• Diameter: 4.8 mm
• Connectors: USB Type-C and DisplayPort
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect one end of the cable to the USB Type-C port of your source device or monitor and the other end to the DisplayPort socket of the target device. Because the cable is bidirectional, ensure the correct orientation of source and display when switching roles (source = device producing video signal, display = device showing it). Select the desired output resolution and HDR settings in the operating system or graphics driver if necessary.

Recommendations

For reliable 8K@60 Hz performance, use compatible devices and update graphics drivers and firmware. Keep cable length short and avoid sharp bends to maintain signal integrity.