InLine Mini DisplayPort 1.4 Cable M/M, black/gold, 2m

The InLine Mini DisplayPort 1.4 Cable M/M (2 m) is a black, gold-contact video cable for connecting devices with Mini DisplayPort interfaces. The cable is triple-shielded to reduce interference and comes in a resealable PE bag with EAN code. It supports a wide range of resolutions including up to 8K (7680x4320) and multiple UHD and Full HD modes.

Advantages

Triple shielding and gold-plated contacts provide stable signal transmission and corrosion resistance. The 2 m length allows flexible device placement while maintaining reliable connection quality. Compatibility with Mini DisplayPort 1.4 ensures support for high-resolution video modes and HDR where specified.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or desktops with Mini DisplayPort outputs to monitors or projectors with Mini DisplayPort inputs
• High-resolution video playback and editing workflows requiring up to 8K output
• Gaming or multimedia setups that use UHD or Full HD displays

Key specifications

• Connector type: Mini DisplayPort male to Mini DisplayPort male
• Standard: Mini DisplayPort 1.4
• Cable length: 2 m
• Shielding: 3-fold (triple) shielded
• Contacts: gold-plated
• Colour: black
• Supported resolutions: 7680x4320 (8K) @30Hz RGB/4:4:4 and @60Hz RGB/4:2:0 or DSC; 3840x2160 (UHD) @120Hz RGB/4:4:4 8bit (HDR off); 3840x2160 @120Hz RGB/4:2:2 12bit (HDR on); 3840x2160 @60Hz RGB/4:4:4 12bit (HDR on); 1920x1080 (Full HD); 1280x720 (HD)
• Packaging: resealable PE bag with EAN code

How to use

Connect one Mini DisplayPort male plug to the Mini DisplayPort output on your source device and the other plug to the Mini DisplayPort input on your display. Ensure connectors are fully seated before powering devices. Select the appropriate resolution and refresh rate in your device’s display settings to match the capabilities of both the cable and the connected display. For HDR modes, enable HDR in both source and display settings when supported.

Recommendations

For optimal performance at the highest resolutions, use source and display hardware that support the corresponding Mini DisplayPort 1.4 features (such as DSC or the required chroma/bit-depth combinations). Avoid tight bends near connector ends and keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources to maintain signal integrity.