USB-C to DisplayPort Cable UGREEN 3 m Black — video adapter cable for USB-C devices to DP displays

UGREEN USB-C to DisplayPort Cable (3 m) provides a direct wired connection between devices with USB-C video output supporting DisplayPort Alternate Mode and monitors or projectors with DisplayPort input. The 3-metre length offers extended reach for desktop setups, meeting rooms, lecture halls or home offices where a reliable single-cable video link is required. This cable transmits video signals for screen mirroring or extending displays without additional adapters or drivers, delivering a straightforward plug-and-play experience for compatible laptops, tablets and smartphones.

Advantages

The cable supports native DisplayPort signal transmission over USB-C Alt Mode, enabling a stable, low-latency video connection. Its 3 m length balances flexibility and signal integrity for longer runs while avoiding active repeaters. A simple one-cable solution reduces desk clutter and eliminates the need for power or software installation. The cable’s connectors and shielding are designed to provide consistent image quality and reliable mechanical contact during frequent plugging and unplugging.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB-C laptop to a DisplayPort monitor for screen extension or mirroring
• Presentations from a USB-C tablet or laptop to a DisplayPort-equipped projector
• Home office setups that require a wired video link over a longer cable run
• Temporary workstation arrangements in classrooms or meeting rooms

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB-C (host) to DisplayPort (display)
• Length: 3 metres
• Supported video mode: DisplayPort Alternate Mode over USB-C
• Function: Transmits video signals for screen mirroring and extending displays
• Compatibility: Devices with USB-C video output (DP Alt Mode) and displays with DisplayPort input
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the USB-C plug to a compatible device that supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode, and plug the DisplayPort connector into the monitor or projector input. Select the appropriate input source on the display if it does not switch automatically. Configure display settings on the host device to mirror or extend the desktop as needed. No driver installation is required for standard OS support; ensure the host device’s USB-C port supports video output before use.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid running the cable near large sources of electromagnetic interference and use a DisplayPort input on the monitor. If image or resolution limitations occur, verify the host device’s maximum supported output resolution and refresh rate over USB-C Alt Mode and ensure the display supports those settings.