DELOCK DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort Adapter 8K with HDR and HDCP support, single-pack USB cable

This DELOCK adapter converts a standard DisplayPort output to a Mini DisplayPort input in a single-piece USB-cable form factor. It supports high-resolution video up to 8K and HDR, and is compatible with HDCP-protected content. The compact cable adapter is intended for connecting PCs, graphics cards or docking stations with DisplayPort outputs to monitors, projectors or other displays that accept Mini DisplayPort, enabling high-quality video transmission without additional converters.

Advantages

The adapter supports resolutions up to 8K and HDR, ensuring precise color reproduction and sharp detail for compatible displays. HDCP compatibility allows playback of protected digital content. Delivered as a single-piece cable, the adapter is compact and easy to route, reducing cable clutter while providing a reliable physical connection. The plug-and-play design requires no external power or driver installation on most systems.

Suitable for

• Connecting a desktop PC or graphics card DisplayPort output to a Mini DisplayPort monitor
• Using with docking stations that expose DisplayPort to drive Mini DisplayPort-equipped displays
• High-resolution video workflows including 8K monitoring and HDR color grading
• Home theater setups and professional displays requiring HDCP content playback

Key specifications

• Signal conversion: DisplayPort (source) to Mini DisplayPort (display)
• Maximum resolution support: up to 8K (dependent on source and display capabilities)
• HDR support for expanded dynamic range and color depth
• HDCP compatibility for protected content playback
• Form factor: single-piece cable adapter for direct connection

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort plug into the source device’s DisplayPort output and insert the Mini DisplayPort plug into the target display’s Mini DisplayPort input. Ensure both source and display are powered on and set to the appropriate input. The adapter is typically recognized automatically; if necessary, configure display resolution and HDR settings through the operating system or graphics card control panel to match the monitor’s capabilities.

Recommendations

For optimal results use high-quality DisplayPort outputs and check that both the source device and display support the intended 8K and HDR modes. When encountering handshake or HDCP issues, try rebooting connected devices and updating the graphics drivers. Avoid excessive cable bends near connector ends to maintain signal integrity.