Monoprice Braided DisplayPort 1.4 Cable - 6 Feet - Gray, 8K Capable For Graphic Design, TV Walls and PC Gaming

Data in and data out.

works as stated fast delivery

I bought this cable to transport tiny electrons from my computer's graphics card to a comically huge monitor I bought from Monoprice. I can't prove it directly, but I believe it uses magic power lightning to cause my monitor to display images. The cord itself has a kind of nylon wrapping around it that feels very sturdy and classy. Definitely a good value.

The cables worked perfectly. I needed 6 ft length cables because of where my PC is located in relation to my monitors. The picture is outstanding. I would have paid double the price (at least) elsewhere and the quality of the Monoprice brand matches what can be found at your major computer supply stores.

I bought this cable for my Dell S2719DGF which does not come with a DP cable. It works great, I'm running at 2560x1440 144Hz. No issues at all. I recently tried the 155Hz overclock on my monitor and it handles that too. Great cable, definitely recommend it. The braided texture feels strong and durable. I actually really like the design too, I prefer it to a solid black color cable.

High quality materials make this cable more flexible than I was hoping for despite it being the same thickness as my old hard plastic covered cable. It works well and fits where I needed it to.

Really nice quality cable, perhaps a too stiff, makes the cable stick out from the back of the display pretty far but overall very happy with the cable.

This cable is very strong. The only qualms I have is that the cable is too thick at the back and is hard to line flush with the wall.

Excellent quality cables at a good price. The shipping is horrible. It took 12 days to receive this item through USPS. It takes weeks for shipping every time I order something.

I bought this to replace another cable that was often getting a glitchy image. This one appears to function no differently than it. Image glitches up for a fraction of a second every once in a while. Is it my monitor? I hope not. HDMI doesn?t seem to do this, only DisplayPort.