Amazon Basics DisplayPort to HDMI Cable, Uni-Directional, 4K@30Hz, 1920x1200, 1080p, 6 ft, Black

I purchased this cable to connect my Wife's mini computer display port to a HDMI port on our TV so she could have a second monitor. The cable arrived quickly and works great.

Works great. I have a computer with 1 HDMI port and 1 displayport connector. The good thing is you can daisy chain displayport connectors and connect multiple monitors. But I didn't need to do that. This displayport cable allows me to connect my regular HDMI monitor and another HDMI monitor using my two ports. It works great, the cord is the right length. I'll update this review if it fails, but so far so good.

Quality, normal thickness of wire, works great, very durable, and looks are up to par. With the length I would recommend getting additional due to the being able to use in different locations that might have a longer distance.

Well, not a lot to say- it is a cable, it works :) Bought this to connect a new video card in my Linux system to a TV. Works fine at any resolution I have thrown at it and audio works as well (stereo and 5.1). Seems well made and connectors fit perfectly.

This product worked fine on my PC, however, be careful about the device you hook it to. My MacBook Pro didn't want to output display when using these cables due to the 30hz refresh rate. I had to buy the cables compatible with the 60hz refresh rate. Ended up returning these cables for their 60hz versions.

I needed to hook a monitor with HDMI ports to a PC with an open Display port. I don't like using add on adapters if I can avoid them because they make the connections longer and just adds another point to degrade the video. This work great for this application. Seems solidly built. No signal issues.

Does exactly what I needed for my project, perfect length, nothing was loose and it all connected easily , the cable seems durable, no kinks in the wire, and no issues upon connection and powering up; a very easy install for my needs, and a sleek black look that matches my set up.

I was given a docking station by the tech guy for my remote work because I thought I could use it to hook my work laptop to two bigger monitors, but then I found out that it only had one HDMI output but had 2 of this weird output that I found out was called "display port". My monitors only took HDMI input as well as that other old kind with all the pins (VGA?), so I set out in search of some affordable cables to hook it all up. I currently have one monitor hooked up with the HDMI port and the other with the Display Port to HDMI cable I purchased here. I have a spare in case it goes out or if I got a bigger desk, I would be able to hook up 3 monitors (I use my grown kids' old gaming monitors). The length was perfect to get to the monitors, it seemed to work better if I added them one at a time.