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Dynex™ - 6' DisplayPort-to-HDMI Cable - Black

Model: DX-PD06502
SKU: 8720312
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  • Key Specs
    • Cable Length: 6 feet
    • Connector Type (End 1): HDMI Type A
    • Gender (End 1): Male
    • Connector Type (End 2): DisplayPort
    • Gender (End 2): Male
  • General
    • Brand: Dynex™
    • Model Number: DX-PD06502
    • Product Name: 6' DisplayPort-to-HDMI Cable
    • Color: Black
    • Quantity: 1
    • Compatibility: Universal
  • Connectivity
    • Cable Type: HDMI
    • Cable Length: 6 feet
    • Product Type: Cable
    • Connector Type (End 1): HDMI Type A
    • Gender (End 1): Male
    • Connector Type (End 2): DisplayPort
    • Gender (End 2): Male
  • Warranty
    • Warranty - Parts: 90 days
    • Warranty - Labor: 90 days
  • Other
    • UPC: 600603179808

Easily connect your computer's DisplayPort interface to an HDMI type-A input with this 6' Dynex™ DX-PD06502 cable, which supports up to 1920 x 1200 resolution to create a sharp, vibrant picture.

  • Connects your computer's DisplayPort to an HDMI type-A input: So you can enjoy visuals on an external display.
  • 360° enclosed metal shell: Combined with PVC overmolding with a matte surface provides durable housing.
  • Supports up to 1920 x 1200 resolution: To ensure optimal picture quality.
  • HDCP, CEC and HPD support: Accommodates your needs.
  • Connects your computer's DisplayPort to an HDMI type-A input: So you can enjoy visuals on an external display.
  • 360° enclosed metal shell: Combined with PVC overmolding with a matte surface provides durable housing.
  • Supports up to 1920 x 1200 resolution: To ensure optimal picture quality.
  • HDCP, CEC and HPD support: Accommodates your needs.
Whats Included
  • Dynex™ 6' DisplayPort-to-HDMI Cable
  • Dynex™ 6' DisplayPort-to-HDMI Cable

Q: Will this suffice for going from HDMI port on laptop to DisplayPort on monitor?

A: I don't think this will work. I've got a laptop with a USB-C, and a USB-C to HDMI adapter. I can connect from the USB-C >> HDMI adapter >> to an HDMI port in my TV (using a normal HDMI cable). But when I use this cord to go from my USB-C >> HDMI adapter >> DisplayPort monitor (using this cable), the monitor cannot be detected. The description on this product says "Easily connect your computer's DisplayPort interface to an HDMI type-A input." Notice it says *YOUR COMPUTER's DisplayPort." So I think this is DisplayPort output to HDMI input only. I.e. it does NOT support HDMI output to DisplayPort input. Which is too bad. (Note: it's possible that this would work with a direct HDMI output in your computer, and that my problem is the USB-C adapter. But if that were the case, I'd expect the HDMI >> HDMI to fail as well.)

Q: Can I use this to hook my laptop to my standard television monitor

A: If your laptop has a DisplayPort output and your TV has a HDMI input it will work. If the computer has a HDMI output and the monitor has a DisplayPort input it WILL NOT work. I bought mine for this situation and now have to return it.

Q: If I'll connect my laptop (HDMI) to QHD monitor (DisplayPort), will it provide the expected 2560x1440 resolution? Thanks!

A: No, this cable won't work for you. This cable is for computer (DisplayPort) to monitor (HDMI).

Q: Will it work if I connect it from my PC's display port to my monitors HDMI?

A: Yes. I hooked it from my DisplayPort of my PC to the HDMI port of my monitor. Worked like a charm.

Q: Would this work to connect a Samsung sound bar to my computer for audio?

A: Yes it will connect to your computer but the computer must have a DisplayPort (looks like a fat USB with a notch on one side). The cable will not work backwards...like from computer HDMI to a DisplayPort monitor port.

Q: Does this cord fit Android phone

A: No, this cable doesn't fit Android phones.

Q: Will this go from laptop display port to a mini projector HDMI?

A: it's a standard full size HDMI, will need adapter if projector has a mini HDMI port, if just standard HDMI you're good to go