TECHTOBOX HDMI to DisplayPort Cable [4K@60Hz,2K@120Hz] [Braided,High Speed] HDMI Input DP Output Adapter HDMI 2.0 Display Port 1.2 Cord for PC Graphics Card Laptop PS5-6.6FT

Just received this cable today to plug my Xbox Series X to my gaming monitor which offers 1440p at 120hz via DisplayPort only. Plugged it up to each and plugged the pigtail into a usb charging block. Adjusted the settings on my Xbox and voila. It worked on the first try. I will continue to test for long term reliability, but so far so good. I think a lot of people’s issues could be traced back to the pigtail not receiving enough power or their system’s settings.

It’s a great adapter, but didn’t work for what I needed it for.

this is a well made product. the plugs fit the ports snugly and perform well. i would buy it again if needed.

Hold onto your tech gadgets, because I've found an adapter that promises to deliver a 4K@60Hz visual feast but might leave you more frustrated than satisfied - the TECHTOBOX HDMI to DisplayPort Adapter! 🍔🍟At first glance, it seems like the ultimate solution to connect your HDMI device to a DisplayPort monitor or projector. It claims to bring you vivid 3D video effects and high-quality audio. However, the reality is a bit more complicated. It's like ordering a gourmet burger and receiving a soggy, lukewarm fast-food meal. 🍔🤨Let's talk about reliability and durability. They claim the one-piece aluminum housing is corrosion-resistant and that the connectors are gold-plated for amazing clarity and sound. However, in practice, you might experience signal loss and connectivity issues. It's like having a fancy sports car with a sputtering engine. 🚗💨Now, the plug-and-play feature sounds great, but it may not live up to its promise. While it requires no drivers or software installation, you might find yourself troubleshooting for hours instead of enjoying your 4K content. It's like trying to set up a complex board game with missing pieces. 🎲🧩As for compatibility, the adapter is finicky. It only supports video from HDMI to DP, and it's not bi-directional. This means you can't easily switch between devices. It's like trying to open a door with the wrong key. 🚪🔑And don't even get me started on its compatibility with specific devices. If you're using VR headsets or Oculus, forget about it. And certain consoles like the Switch and Xbox series might not play nice with it either. It's like inviting friends to a party, but only a few can get through the door. 🎮🥳Finally, they promise attentive customer service and a 24-month warranty, but you might find it challenging to get a fast response when you encounter issues. It's like trying to call a hotline and getting stuck on hold. ☎️🙄So, if you're expecting a seamless 4K experience, I'd recommend you explore other options. The TECHTOBOX HDMI to DisplayPort Adapter might just be more of a tech headache than a solution. Save your time, save your frustration, and save yourself from disappointment. 🕒🤯💻#HDMIAdapterWoes #TechTangle #ConnectionConfusion #SaveYourSatisfaction

Just a note and caution for my fellow gamers. This unit did not work for me and it is my fault. I didn't understand that I needed a bi-directional solution to plug in and use my DisplayPort interfacing HP Reverb VR headset. Please don't make the same mistake if you are looking for a solution to plug in your own VR headset. Beyond that, I think this product works as advertised and is a good product. If you want to simply take an HDMI output and route it to a DisplayPort input, this should work for you.

Works well no issues

This cable was the final piece of the puzzle. Saved me from buying any of the much more expensive hubs that offer dual monitor output capabilities. A very cost effective solution to adding a second monitor to an Apple MacMini M1 2020. Both monitors (28” Asus VP28UQG) are now running 60hz, 4K, 3840 x 2160. Left monitor is connected to the MacMini using a USB-C out to Display Port in cable. Right monitor is connected to the MacMini from HDMI out to Display Port in using this cable. Just be aware this is a powered cable, so you also need to plug the USB side into another hub. I use an 11 port Apange USB 3.0 powered hub that is connected to the MacMini which allows me to quickly mount external hard drives and other accessories to the M1 Mini. I even have a 10 year old LaCie Blu-Ray disc drive hooked into the hub that lets me play DVDs on the MacMini. Ventura DOES include the Apple DVD player, it is just buried in the System Library.

Not enough QC or thorough testing, it seemed. They got an idea, implemented it, and sell it quick. Just like those fabulous crazy lumens flashlights that ended up useless due to false lumens, too hot to handle and had to be throttled, or battery is insufficient for the rated lumens. This hdmi cable head is soooo hot, I checked it was 110F, the DP side still cool to the touch. Without any modding, no wonder why this thing break fast! Right now, few months in, cable is cutting signal in and out. I use a heatsink, and can prolong it. Not sure about the safe temp range, or could it be a fire hazard.Updated June 4th:Seller has been gracious enought to support customer dissatisfaction, which I should honor that with higher star rating. Product tho still not that desirable, though functionality wise works to meet what you need to do in a pinch. This is not a long term solution, so if you can then just get a straight out DP cable. I'm thankful that this product exist, but cutting in-out signal is frustrating honestly.Anyways, here are some changes I noticed with the new cable sent to me.1. Lower profile HDMI plug, which is a plus as it was never got hot in the old one (like a heatsink).2. Signal still in and out, the old one didn't happen till weeks later. TBH, I'm still in a testing mode, so too early to tell.3. Temperature of the DP plug is for certain 10 degree F cooler than the old one.Final update:1. Yeah, the new one is total garbage! Loss signals that made me think of the old days of CRT, banging the monitor out of frustration. Thank goodness, the monitor is few months old that gave me a good reminder to take care of it as it will taken care of my wallet.