InLine DisplayPort 1.4 adapter cable M/F, 8K4K, downward angled, black/gold

The InLine DisplayPort 1.4 adapter cable M/F (0.15 m) is a short, triple-shielded connection cable with a straight DisplayPort female connector and an angled-downwards DisplayPort male connector. It is black with gold-plated contacts and is supplied in a resealable PE bag with an EAN code. The compact design and 0.15 m length make it suitable for tight spaces and short connections between DisplayPort devices.

Advantages

The cable supports high-resolution video formats up to 8K (7680×4320) and various 4K and Full HD modes, features triple shielding for improved signal integrity, and gold-plated contacts to reduce corrosion and ensure stable contact. The angled male connector facilitates connections in confined or crowded setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting a DisplayPort output to a DisplayPort input where space is limited
• Short connections between PC graphics cards and monitors
• Use behind desks, in monitor arms or compact workstations

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.15 m
• Connectors: DisplayPort female (straight) to DisplayPort male (angled downwards)
• Shielding: Triple shielded
• Contacts: Gold-plated
• Colour: Black
• Supported resolutions: up to UHD-II/FUHD 7680×4320 @30Hz RGB/4:4:4 and @60Hz RGB/4:2:0 or DSC; UHD 3840×2160 @120Hz RGB/4:4:4 8-bit (HDR off); UHD 3840×2160 @120Hz RGB/4:2:2 12-bit (HDR on); UHD 3840×2160 @60Hz RGB/4:4:4 12-bit (HDR on); Full HD 1920×1080; HD 1280×720
• Packaging: Resealable PE bag with EAN code (EAN: 4043718292790)

How to use

Insert the straight DisplayPort female end into the device or adapter that accepts a female DisplayPort plug, then connect the angled DisplayPort male end to the monitor or source device with a DisplayPort input. Ensure connectors are aligned before applying pressure and avoid bending the cable sharply at the connectors. The short length is intended for close-proximity connections.

Recommendations

For best signal quality, use the cable for short, direct connections and avoid routing it alongside large power cables or sources of electromagnetic interference. Verify display and GPU settings for resolution and refresh rate compatibility, and enable DSC or correct color subsampling if required by your display and graphics hardware.