DisplayPort cable DeLOCK 83721 Mini DisplayPort 1m Black

The DeLOCK 83721 Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable (1 m, black) allows you to connect a device with a Mini DisplayPort output—such as a laptop or tablet—to a monitor, projector or display with a DisplayPort input. The cable supports video and audio transmission up to Ultra HD (4K) and is backward compatible with Full HD (1080p). Its 5.5 mm diameter and secure screw on the Mini DisplayPort connector ensure a stable connection and help prevent accidental unplugging.

Advantages

This 1 m DisplayPort cable provides high-resolution video and audio transmission up to 4K, compatibility with 1080p sources, and a secure connection thanks to the screw-fastened Mini DisplayPort plug. The compact 5.5 mm cable diameter and reversible compatibility between Mini DisplayPort and DisplayPort make it suitable for portable devices and standard displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or tablets with Mini DisplayPort to monitors or projectors with DisplayPort
• Home or office setups requiring high-resolution external displays
• Presentations and multimedia playback where stable cable retention is needed

Key specifications

• Model: DeLOCK 83721
• Length: 1 m
• Connector 1: Mini DisplayPort (with screw)
• Connector 2: DisplayPort
• Supported resolution: up to Ultra HD (4K); backward compatible with Full HD (1080p)
• Cable diameter: 5.5 mm
• Colour: Black
• Brand: DELOCK
• MPN: 83721
• EAN: 4043619837212

How to use

Insert the Mini DisplayPort connector into the Mini DisplayPort output on your laptop or tablet and secure it by tightening the screw to prevent accidental unplugging. Plug the DisplayPort connector into the monitor or projector input. Select the correct input source on the display device and adjust resolution settings on your computer if necessary to achieve the desired output (up to 4K).

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the cable in a straight run without tight bends and avoid placing heavy objects on it. If using 4K at high refresh rates, verify that both source and display support the required bandwidth and adjust display settings on the connected device accordingly.