UGREENUSB C to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 8K@60Hz 4K@240Hz Unidirectional Thunderbolt 4/3 to DisplayPort Cord USB C to DP 32.4Gbps Compatible iPhone 16, MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, Mac Mini, Galaxy, XPS, 6.6FT

I love this cable. It works perfect with my LG ultra gear 32inch HDR support monitor. I used to connect from my Mac to this monitor. It works perfect and it also has a good colours sending signals and cable quality was excellent. Ease of use, connectivity also superb. Cause it has nice DP1.4. compatibility was good. Sound quality signals transfers were high speed in real time

When I got it to work for my use case a whopping two times, it was great and worked as expected. I am using the usb-c with displayport capabilities on my Asus rog zephyrus m16 2023 with a 4070 and i9-13900h, and trying to connect to a new odyssey g5 1440p 165hz curved monitor. It only wants to work through displayport once when everything is plugged in for the first time, and then will not work again until everything is reset and disconnected and reconnected again. Even then I struggled to get a display signal to the monitor. I tried an Anker usb-c to displayport female adapter and tried the dp cable that came with the monitor and still same result. This leads me to believe that it is not the fault of the cables but instead the laptop is not outputting displayport through the usb-c correctly all the time. I opted with an HDMI 2.1 cable instead as this is connected only to the dedicated gpu in the laptop and can support the full 1440p 165hz. Would have liked to use this cable as it was high quality, but oh well. Would recommend.

Works perfectly, I have 4K 120Hz now.

Finally! Something that connects my MacBook Pro M1 Max to my 49" Odyssey G9 OLED. With no flicker, no complaining, just works!This cable, straight out of the box, immediately detected 5120x1440, 120Hz, and HDR! Now, it didn't detect 240 Hz like my Windows laptop with a straight HDMI, but I'll take it! The cable has sturdy feeling ends and a braided cord and feels ready to travel. It nestles neatly into my wire management with no worries about the bends in my monitor arm. The DP end doesn't have a clip, so be aware of that. But everything fits snug, so no worries for my needs.It's been a long, VERY expensive journey with a high-end 8k HDMI cable, "Razer Thunderbolt 4 Dock for Mac", "Anker USB-C to HDMI Adapter - 8K@60Hz or 4K@144Hz, for MacBook", and Apple's own "USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter". These all, at best, reported 2560x1440, rarely HDR, and either 59 Hz or 60 Hz, and many flickered or dropped out during the day.

These are one way they’re not you can’t use them as communication so I don’t think you can USB-C to DP that’s itnot thunderbolt but thunderbolt ??? I don’t understand the marketing. I really don’t. It’s either thunderbolt or it’s not. I don’t know what thunderbolt ready means or what I don’t even know whether or not they’re not thunderbolt ready thunder thunderbolt, ready is thunderbolt these do however, fit into a USB-C port if that’s what they’re trying to say the thunderbolt port is a USB-C port so I guess that’s where they’re making the connection. So I have a dell S3Q322 or something. I’m running an Alienware M2 R 16 that display is a 2K at 240 Hz. the dell only runs 60hz 4K but that’s fine for what I use it for a lot of game, but I don’t use a gaming laptop. I kind of grew out of it real quick.I couldn’t find DP to thunderbolt. The marketing only says they are thunderbolt to DP. They’re not they are USB-C display to DP and they work fantastic for what they are. I just wish they would leave the thunderbolt part out. I’m glad I got these. They’re good value. They’re great chords Green is a good company. I don’t understand. The thunderbolt references.

I bought this UGREEN USB-C to DisplayPort cable for my MacBook, and it was a great decision. If you have a MacBook and a monitor with DisplayPort or Thunderbolt ports, I highly recommend this cable for the best performance. Thunderbolt and USB-C offer higher bandwidth than HDMI, enabling support for higher resolution (up to 8K) and refresh rates. While I got 144Hz instead of my monitor’s 155Hz, I’m still satisfied with the performance. For a more cost-effective solution, this cable is excellent, and Thunderbolt-to-Thunderbolt is a pricier option for those needing maximum performance.

works great with my Mac!

I using it to connect my MacBook M3 Pro with Samsung 27" 4K monitor, it just works. I think that monitor can do max 60hz and that cable handles it well.