🔌 Rankie Mini DisplayPort (Mini DP) to DVI Cable, Thunderbolt Port Compatible, 6ft - Gold Plated Review

I just upgraded my workstation at home and it comes with an NVidia P2000 card which only has 4 mini DV ports . It was almost cumbersome to fit a 17" LCD monitor on such a large card, but this cable allowed me to continue using it as an alternate monitor with my other 27" monitors. Thanks Rankie US, your product description enabled me to get exactly what I needed (and thanks to Revain for next day delivery!).

I work from home on an iMac and I was already using the secondary display and wanted a third due to the many programs open. I ordered the same display as my second one and found the cable was not Mac compatible. I looked for this cable and found it. I was skeptical but ordered anyway as Amazon delivers the fastest. Received in one day, fingers crossed and delivered. PERFECT. It works! And the price and super fast shipping was just the best experience.

I work from home and the device provided is an Apple Imac. A second monitor is needed and I had an old Dell monitor that only has DVI, VGA and Display ports. I was skeptical when I saw this cable and the price, but when I received it and connected the monitor to the Imac I was pleasantly surprised. Clarity and image quality are top notch! I was so impressed with this product that I even shared the link with my colleagues so they can get it for their home office too. Works better than…

I purchased this product to increase the number of monitors I can use on my laptop but I have encountered a number of issues using this product . First, the cable accidentally disconnects and the screen turns off, requiring me to disconnect and reconnect the cable. Also, every time my computer goes to sleep, it gets disconnected and I have to reconnect the cable as it stops working. I've tried other cables on my mini display port that work fine, so the problem isn't the computer port. I may…

I work in a school so I am very familiar with using adapters to connect external displays to Apple products. After years of experience, I can say with certainty that all Apple adapters are subject to "wear and tear", whether it's from being unplugged multiple times or just hours of use. Now, when I teach at home, I've used an adapter (mini-displayport to VGA) for one of my external monitors, and it's worked fine. However, when I unplugged the monitor to place it on the stand and plugged it back