UGREEN16K DisplayPort Cable 2.1 [VESA Certified] DP2.0 40Gbps Support 8K@240Hz 4K@240Hz HDR, HDCP, DSC 1.2a, Braided Display Port Cable Cord Compatible FreeSync G-Sync Video Card Monitor, 6.6FT

Amazing, great quality. Super durable too. Nice and thick. And great signal quality and connectivity. Compatible with most monitors just check your monitor and push display port type

Cable is good, very good quality and quite flexible too. Image quality is perfect. the feel of the cable is very good and solid ends. Great value for your money on this item. Cloth cable is string and thick, a but hard to bend initially but once it bends it holds the shape a bit so its easy to keep in place.

Great cable, most ugreen cables I have used are top quality. I like this cable doesn't use the old dp cable lock and you can just plug/unplug like an HDMI cable.Works great on my zotac 5070 at 240hz

This cable works as advertised with the correct connection rating, it has good shielding so that I do not see any interference when it is connected even with power supply cables running along with the length of the display cable. It has good connection on both ends, and has a quality braded exterior. Overall great value for the cost of this cable.

working good feels smoother than my old cable.would recommend this if you got a new graphics card or monitor so you can keep up with the hz.Thick and quality build shipped fast and its not folded so it unwinds clean.Length is great but I wish they had a 8 foot cable though. 10 is a little too much.

I wasn't expecting too much from these cables, but they've actually impressed me quite a bit. They're very well made and work great with my 1440p/144Hz monitors.

These display ports came in a package of two which was convenient considering I needed them for my new monitors. I was told that this brand was the best they had on amazon which is why I chose these in particular. The display itself is great, I have had no problems whatsoever regarding its performance which is what this brand is known for. However, I have found that occasionally they will come loose, and cause my monitors to turn off due to them being loose which can be annoying, but all it takes to fix it is to unplug it and plug it back in to reset it.

I upgraded my monitor to a 160 hz monitor but couldn't actually get it to work.The monitor kept flickering. A bit of research indicated that the cable could be the reason. I was using the cable I had in place for the prior monitor due to the length needed. My set up is such that I need a longer cable given where my tower sits compared to the cable routing to get to the monitor.All that said, I tried the supplied manufacturer's cable and it worked just fine, but was way too short.This one worked great. It's the right length and no more flickering.The cable appears to be well made which makes me feel better given that once it's routed, I'll never look at it again. It's sort of comforting to know that it's a quality cable even thought it's out of sight out of mind.The best part is the fact it works.