Video Cable Adapter ShiverPeaks SP03-21025 1m DisplayPort to HDMI Type A

The ShiverPeaks SP03-21025 1m DisplayPort to HDMI Type A cable adapter is designed to transmit video and audio from a source with a DisplayPort output to a display with an HDMI Type A input. The 1 m length and 6 mm diameter provide a compact, manageable connection that is suitable for desktop and portable setups. The cable features a DisplayPort plug on one end and a standard HDMI Type A plug on the other, enabling straightforward compatibility with many laptops, desktops, monitors and TVs that support HDMI input.

Advantages

This DisplayPort to HDMI cable offers a single-cable solution for uncompressed video and audio transmission, reducing the need for external converters or adapters. Its 1 m length is practical for short-distance connections where excess cable is undesirable, while the 6 mm diameter contributes to a flexible yet durable cable profile. The blue jacket provides a distinct visual appearance to help identify the cable in multi-cable setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops with DisplayPort output to HDMI monitors or TVs
• Desktop PC to HDMI display connections in office or home environments
• Connecting docking stations or graphics cards with DisplayPort to HDMI projectors

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Connector A: DisplayPort (male)
• Connector B: HDMI Type A (male, standard)
• Cable diameter: 6 mm
• Color: Blue

How to use

Connect the DisplayPort plug to the source device’s DisplayPort output and insert the HDMI Type A plug into the display’s HDMI input. Ensure both devices are powered on and set the display input to the correct HDMI port. Most systems will automatically detect the external display and configure resolution and audio output; if necessary, adjust display settings in the operating system or monitor menu to match the desired resolution and refresh rate.

Recommendations

Use the cable for direct short-distance connections and avoid excessive bending near the connector ends. For best signal quality, keep the cable away from large sources of electromagnetic interference and avoid routing it alongside high-current power cables. When using high resolutions or refresh rates, verify that both source and display support the desired output settings.