DisplayPorts

DisplayPort Cables, Adapters, Splitters & Docks:

DisplayPort connectivity covers much more than a standard monitor cable. This collection includes DisplayPort cables, Mini DisplayPort cables, video adapters, active converters, multi-monitor splitters and USB-C docking solutions for connecting computers and other compatible source devices to monitors and displays. Options range from straightforward DisplayPort-to-DisplayPort connections to solutions for HDMI, VGA, DVI, USB-C and Thunderbolt-equipped devices.

DisplayPort & Mini DisplayPort Cables:

For direct display connections, the range includes DisplayPort cables in different lengths and specifications, including DisplayPort 1.2 and DisplayPort 1.4 options. Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort cables are also available for devices using the smaller Mini DisplayPort connection.

When selecting a cable, check both connector types as well as the required cable length and supported DisplayPort version. Resolution and refresh-rate requirements are also important, particularly when connecting 4K or other high-resolution monitors.

DisplayPort Adapters & Video Converters:

A substantial part of the collection is dedicated to converting between different video interfaces. Options include DisplayPort to HDMI, DisplayPort to VGA and DisplayPort to DVI adapters, alongside Mini DisplayPort versions and USB-C to DisplayPort solutions. The range also includes active converters designed for configurations such as HDMI or DVI source devices connecting to DisplayPort displays.

Because video adapters can be directional, it is important to identify which device is providing the video signal and which connection is on the monitor before choosing a converter.

Multi-Monitor DisplayPort Solutions:

For larger workstations, the collection includes MST hubs and DisplayPort splitters designed for multi-monitor configurations. There are also USB-C and Thunderbolt adapters, mini docks and full docking stations with DisplayPort outputs. Selected docks combine multiple display connections with additional features such as USB ports, Ethernet and USB-C Power Delivery.

Whether you are connecting a single monitor, adapting an older display interface or building a multi-screen workstation, choosing the correct DisplayPort product starts with matching your source connection, display input, required resolution and number of monitors.