Capshi 8K USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 6FT, 4K@144Hz Thunderbolt 4/3 to Display Port (DP) Cord for iPhone 15, MacBook Pro/Air 2023, iPad, Galaxy, Surface, XPS, 32.4Gbps (Grey)

Great cord, love the woven cable that makes it way more durable than your average cable. Have had no issues with the picture quality or the cord not working. Great cable, especially for the price. I have more expensive cables and you cannot tell the difference in any way I have noticed at least.

Using it to convert DP-out on a 4K@70 to Thunderbolt for which it works well. No promises on whether it would work if this chain were reversed (in fact it probably wouldn't) but works for DP-out to C-in.

I bought this cable because my XPS 14 laptop only has USB-C ports, and I needed to connect it to my new monitor, which uses DisplayPort. This cable has worked great, providing a reliable connection. It is also very durable due to its woven design, so I have no worries that it will last me all four years of college at least.

Some cables did not work with my monitor so i bought a really nice one and my laptop drives it no problem with this cable.

I did purchased three USB-C to DP1.4 Cables from this same company to replace older, extremely long USBC to DP 1.1 cables (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072LXWSM2) on my laptops to KVM (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KYRV6VJ).These cables also would not work through the KVM, One ( the mac ) of three laptops (dell and hp) at least detected the monitor, but didn't output any video.They do work direct to monitor, just not through the KVM where they are needed.

Great product! Does exactly what it says. Cable is really good quality as well.

I was looking for a [DP--USBC] cable that can support my Acer 31.5" monitor, 32HC1QUR, whose resolution is 2560 x 1440 pixels at 144hz refresh rate. I connected the monitor to my thunderbolt 4 docking station with this cable, and the display quality is very good.The cable bends well and sturdy, but the USBC tip appears to be plastic (I could be wrong), and I am a little worried if the tip will break apart after a while. Other than that, this is a good cable and I am pretty satisfied with my purchase.

Not recommended at all for Mac Studio. They worked OK for the first day or two but then I experienced random monitor dropouts (the screen would just go blank) every hour or so on any of the three 2K monitors I had them connected with. Reconnecting the monitor in question would solve the problem for a little while, but it would always come back - no matter what refresh rate I set the monitor to (Variable, 60 Hz, 120 Hz, and 165 Hz). I tried turning HDR on and off, turned off the AMD Freesync Pro settings on my monitors, etc. but nothing helped.I replaced them with Maxonar 8K cables (for about the same price) and the problems went away immediately. So I can't speak for other types of computers, but I would definitely avoid these if you have a Mac Studio. I also read that they don't work well with M2 Macbook Airs, but I have not personally tested that configuration.