🖥️ MacBook Surface with DisplayPort Thunderbolt Compatibility Review

This is a very good quality product. The cable is not too stiff and loses kinks quickly. I'm using WQHD on a 32" monitor with a Mac Mini Server. No problem. Nylon-coated cables are very comfortable to use and visually appealing. Definitely recommended. I liked it so much that I bought a second one for my other computer.

Bought to use the 165hz refresh rate of an Asus monitor with my laptop. My laptop is MSI Stealth Pro and has HDMI and Mini Display Port as monitor options. HDMI doesn't support that high a refresh rate on my laptop, but the Mini DisplayPort does. In general, the cable is of very good quality. It works without any problems and I will buy this brand again if I need a different cable.

I am completely satisfied with this cable. It supports 1080p at 144Hz or 4K at 60Hz (possibly higher, but that's all I tested). The cable is braided and durable. The connections are metallized. Overall, this cable makes a very cool impression. Does what it's supposed to and gives you the feeling of having a high quality part, even if it's relatively cheap. I will definitely research this brand first for any display cables I may need in the future.

So I accidentally bought this thinking I'd clicked Mini DisplayPort to HDMI again but instead I clicked this one and paid for same day shipping , and to my dismay I had the wrong cable. 🤣 I have now bought the correct one which has now arrived. two days later. And hopefully this one will work. It's literally the same, just HDMI at the end. I hope they are both great they refunded me this one and let me keep the cable even though I literally don't use it but that's all it's nice to get. Refund…

Bought this for a new Dell U2719D monitor to connect my Macbook Pro 2015 to one of the two Thunderbolt display ports on the Mac (to the display port on the monitor). I didn't want to use HDMI. Initially, despite repeated attempts, I just couldn't get it to work and wanted to send it back, assuming it was defective. But then I found that I just had to do the following steps. and it worked flawlessly.1. Turn on Monitor2. Select Display Port3 from the input. Connect the end of the DisplayPort…

I have a Surface laptop (1st gen) and a Dell U3818DW monitor and I've spent my life wondering why it isn't showing 4k. After some trial and error, I found that my Dell dock was outdated and the only way around this was to connect the monitor directly to my Surface laptop via Mini DisplayPort. Not planning on finding a replacement for my laptop, I decided to purchase a Mini Display to DisplayPort cable. Needless to say it works like a charm and the cable is stiff but not stiff so it's easy to…

My new monitor only has a DisplayPort input and my MacBook Pro only has mini-USB ports. (After much internet searching I've come to the conclusion that the monitor's HDMI port is for output only, so this doesn't work for me since the laptop is the source of the video going to the monitor.) There is external hub for the laptop, I was able to buy a DisplayPort cable and thus connect your laptop. At least that saved me the trouble of looking for a DisplayPort to mini-USB cable, if there is one at…

I really like the braided cord. Feels good. The fork bodies also have good build quality and excellent label printing quality. Unfortunately, the functionality does not quite match the optics. The standard Displayport end fits easily into the socket. However, the mini-DisplayPort side doesn't feel very secure in the port. It wobbles a bit and looks like it will pop out. That alone isn't that important to me since the computer and screen are stationary on the table, but this discontinuity brings