Mini DisplayPort Cable VALUE Mini DP-HDTV M/M 2 m

The VALUE Mini DisplayPort Cable VALUE Mini DP-HDTV M/M 2 m is a 2-metre black cable with male Mini DisplayPort connectors on both ends. It is designed to link devices that provide Mini DisplayPort output — such as laptops, graphics cards or docking stations — to HDTVs and displays that accept Mini DisplayPort input. The cable supports high-definition video and audio transmission and is suitable for use where a compact, reliable connection is required.

Advantages

This Mini DisplayPort cable provides stable digital signal transmission and supports high resolutions, making it suitable for high-definition video playback and presentations. Its two-metre length offers additional reach while remaining manageable for desktop and living-room setups. The black jacket provides a discreet appearance and durability for everyday connection and transport.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops or PCs with Mini DisplayPort output to HDTVs or monitors
• Delivering 4K or high-definition video to external displays for media playback
• Home cinema, office presentations and conference room setups
• Temporary or semi-permanent connections between docking stations and displays

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector type: Mini DisplayPort (male) on both ends
• Supported video: up to 4K resolution
• Colour: Black
• Cable use: digital audio and video transmission

How to use

Connect one Mini DisplayPort plug to the Mini DisplayPort output on your source device and the other plug to the Mini DisplayPort input on your HDTV or monitor. Once connected, select the correct input on the display and configure the source device's display settings if necessary (resolution, extended/duplicate desktop, audio output). No special drivers are generally required; the cable functions as a passive connection carrying the device's native video and audio signals.

Recommendations

For best results, route the cable to avoid tight bends and mechanical strain at the connectors. Ensure both device ports are free from dust before connection. When using 4K resolution, verify that both the source device and display support the chosen frame rate and color settings to avoid compatibility issues.