Cable Matters 32.4Gbps USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 1.8m Support 8K 60Hz/4K 240Hz (Thunderbolt 4 to DisplayPort, DP to USB C Cable) Black - Works with iPhone 15 MacBook XPS

YES ! This cable makes my PSVR2 headset work with the PSVR2 adapter (Koowod) I got from AMAZON UK. (https://www.amazon.co.uk/PSVR2-PC-Adapter-Accessories-Library-Black/dp/B0DJ6ZLL78/ref=sr_1_1) (which was actually shipped from the U.S. I believe) on my ASUS TUF Gaming A15 FA506IV laptop.I plugged the DP end into the adaptor and the other end into my USB-C slot on my laptop. Works great with Steam and able to play HALF-LIFE ALYX on my laptop - anywhere now. Very happy.

My old cable which was of the same form factor Dport -> Tbolt was working fine with m1, but stopped working with m3. This one does work with m3, using it daily for 2 months now, no issues.

Got two of those usb-c to DP 1.8m. Superb quality. It is difficult to unplug DP plug as latching mechanism is very rigid but it plugs very securely. USB c plug has very satisfying plug-in feel. Golden color plating on both connectors. Tested it on 3440x1440x75Hz+FreeSync 34inch Samsung monitor and 1440p 27 inch Dell Ultra-sharp and ilyama B2783QSU. Works fine. Plugged it to 3 laptops for compatibility test. Relatively new hp envy and Lenovo thinkPad works flawless. My older work laptop - dell latitude 5580 is struggling a bit. It work with full resolution but colors bitrate is low with visible banding. it’s ok for text and programming. Probably drivers could fix this. Anyways it’s a laptops limitation.Cables are relatively flexible and comfortable to route though narrow channels. My recommendation would be to buy it if you won’t be unplugging monitor DP plug too often and you have relatively new laptop, as older laptops running windows 7 might have usb-c drivers issue preventing them to use this cable at full capacity. I am expecting it to work fine with Dell docking station I have at work (we have usb-c to DP cables at work and those plug to from dock to monitor) But I’ll check this cable once covid19 shutdown is over.

Ok, I purchased two high-quality so-called compatible USB-C to DisplayPort 1.4 cables to connect my Lenovo Creator Extreme 27 monitor to my Mac Mini M1, aiming to take advantage of the custom resolution setting of 1920x1440 HiDPI. Regrettably, my efforts did not yield the desired results. I intended to return my monitor because the UGreen cable, although it showed compatibility, failed to function just like the other cable. The return process was lengthy. Upon reviewing a comment that highlighted compatibility with the Mac Mini M1, I decided to give it another chance and placed an order. I was pleased with my decision. My monitor now features a 1920 x 140 HiDPI resolution, delivering Retina quality without the need for a 5k purchase, as most content is available in 4k. This setup requires no additional pixels or GPU processing power, making it highly practical. The colour accuracy and overall performance of the monitor with a DisplayPort 1.4 connection are exceptional. This cable functioned super effectively right away! This cable truly fulfils its promises!

I was looking for a Display Port <-> USB Type-C cable for my Samsung Odyssey G7 27" (2020, ‎LC27G75TQSPXXU), and it works absolutely perfect. 240Hz works, HDR works, everything works for me. I can connect it to Macbook, connecting to Windows is absolutely ok (Lenovo Legion 7, 2021), gaming looks like never before.

I'm sure it's an excellent cable however is the wrong one. Turns out my "USB to Displayport" NUC is not a type C port unless I sacrifice the newly acquired Thunderbolt SSD port.All very confusing terms really. I just want to leverage Displayport technology rather than HDMI. Why can't Intel include this? Now I have to figure out what the he'll cable I actually needI have updated to 5 stars not because of the refund, but this company prides themselves on customer service. So rare these days. Thamks guys. I will continue my search for the mystery USB 3 cable that isn't lol

for the price it is nice and quality cable and it is queit long as well I had no problem with it

I have been looking for a cable/dock to connect my Lenovo T480 to a 4K DisplayPort Monitor via the USB-C or Thunderbolt port on the laptop.After trying many solutions and cables available, I was struggling to get the advertised 4K60Hz output from the laptop, no matter what I tried the laptop and monitor would only offer 4K30Hz, this cable from Cable Matters solved all the issues! When connected to the laptop my display was immediately detected at native 4K and running a smooth 60Hz - PerfectIf you have a Lenovo T480 don't bother buying the cheaper cables that claim 4K60Hz, save yourself the trouble of testing and multi returns and get this one.Recommended.