Pipestation DisplayPort to HDMI | 4K DP to HDMI Adapter
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Pipestation DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter
4K Display Port to HDMI Adapter
This HDMI to DisplayPort cable is ideal for connecting a computer, desktop, laptop or other device with a DP port to a monitor, HDTV, projector or other device with a HDMI port.
Incredible Performance
The display to hdmi adaptor offers up to 10.8Gbps video bandwidth and supports 4K and is backwards compatible with 2K, 1080p and 720p displays.
Widely Compatible
This DP to HDMI cable adapter is compatible with most popular brands including Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS and more.
What is included
- 1x DP to HDMI Adapter
Got this to connect an old mini-PC box with Display Port to my HD TV & it works just fine.
Quality with this adapter (on-line via Ethernet & the PC) is just as good as my (WiFi connected) Fire TV ‘dongle’ == except when it’s better (which is due to the PC, not the adapter 🙂 )
Using this adapter with the PC I was able to ‘play back’ my archive of digital photographs (which is possible via Fire using ‘screen casting’ but is a Real Pain) using the TV as my display (and a BluTooth connected keyboard/mouse to control the PC from my sofa 🙂 )
At 4.49 it’s a real bargain !
Recommended.
This is a nice little display converter. It feels well made when taken out of the packaging.
Gold plating assists to the quality of signal passing through it.
Both connectors fitted the sockets snugly and the display port end has a depress switch for added positive connection.
Picture quality was good as expected, no interference seen and the picture was sharp with vibrant colours.
Verdict: Good quality and a good price.
It’s hardly the best quality cable I’ve ever ordered but it works okay – for me at least. The DP lock is handy and because the cable is quite short I’ve not experienced any image problems. With regards to the length of the cable, the one I got only measures about 16cm, not 25cm as the description states.
It’s certainly not the best made cable out there but it is pretty cheap so I can accept that. It’s useful and works – that’s about it really!
I have used this with my mini PC (which I use for gaming emulation) which has DP output only, connecting to my portable monitor which has HDMI input only.
It works perfectly well plug and play for me and I found no issues with making changes to content resolutions and the display was perfectly fine.
This adapter is everything I needed. I own a PC which only has 1 HDMI slot and 3 DisplayPort slots in the graphics card. I had my first two monitors connected as one was hdmi and the other displayport, however my third monitor was also HDMI and I didnt have a displayport to HDMI cable. This adapter is sleek, with a slim profile, and has 4k compatbility, which allows me to use the 4k features even with a normal hdmi cable. All I had to do was plug it in and it was ready to go. The actual adapter is small in length, which allows easy transportation, and can be stored easily in a laptop bag as well. The connector is also gold plated, which is good as it allows the adapter to be more durable, and so will allow me to use this adapter for a longer time. The packaging is simple yet effective, with the adapter coming in a plastic bag with branding at the top. It also has a plastic cover to protect the DisplayPort side from dust, which I thought was a great added bonus.
This short lead was exactly what I needed to enable me to use the fourth input on my monitor which has two HDMI inputs, a USB-C input and a Display Port. None of my equipment uses DP the fourth input was redundant.
The lead is short and the DP end latches into the socket preventing it from falling out; which is useful as the plug points vertically down and other plugs, including the mains supply, have fallen out in the past.
The construction of the cable is nothing special, but it is only carrying the signal a short distance so this shouldn’t be an issue.