KabelDirekt4K DisplayPort Cable – 5m – DP Cable, Developed in Germany – Available in 0.5-10m (Display Port, for PC/Laptop and monitor at 4K@60Hz, gaming at 144Hz, Dolby Audio, black)

Amazing quality, hands up to the German quality. I love how there is so many lengths to choose from to fit my needs. As for reliability, I have been using it very frequently for the past 8 months, it had never malfunctioned. And it offers good value as well, for this level of specs, its has a great price!

I’ve had several cables from KabelDirekt across different types – DisplayPort, HDMI, audio – and they’ve all been faultless. This 4K DisplayPort cable is no exception. Solid build quality, no signal issues, and it just works straight out of the box.I actively choose KabelDirekt over unbranded options and even over some of the big-name brands now. The quality is just as good, and the value for money makes it an easy choice — especially when kitting out multiple setups in both personal and light commercial environments.Reliable, well-priced, and never let me down.

Needed a longer cable as PC other side of room to monitor and this does the job and is strong and well made.

Be wary that the connecting pin has almost no grace space for inset ports, and you may need to cut some of the rubber off to make it fit. For example, the cable did not connect properly into the back of my desktop as the frame of the case was too thick and the pin did not go deep enough. I was able to carve off about 2mm of rubber with a modelling knife and now it fits and connects properly.Seems fine, I'm using it on a 2560x1440 monitor at 60Hz. No discernible input lag or issues so far.

A very well built cable which worked in nearly all scenarios.5m is pretty much at the limit of display port capabilities so finding a cable which can handle this distance amongst the throng of low cost options can be a challenge.I tested this cable with a number of monitors running at 4K 60Hz, using a few PC's and a KVM and the only time it struggled was with the KVM. As the KVM may have poor drivers I'm not going to mark it down for that.I also tried signal runs which had mains cables running right beside the cable and had no issues - this proves that the cable is well screened at least against mains.Overall I can recommend the 5m lead. I also tried a 3m lead and that worked fine but then 3m is much easier to hand that 5m.

I'm fairly impressed with this cable (though overall not a big fan of DisplayPort as a tech right now). After reading up online I wasn't expecting much from it as everywhere I read said that DisplayPort cables over 3m reduce bandwidth (which I'm sure is true to an extent) I was surprised to find, however, that I was actually able to achieve 1440p/144hz on the 10m version of this cable.What I did find though, is that how well this (or any) DisplayPort cable works is really dependant on the bits of equipment you have connected at either end. I have a GTX1080TI so it has plenty of power to drive the signal however I initially tried this cable with a Dell U2414H monitor and found it didn't work on DisplayPort 1.2 and even on 1.1 caused booting issues etc.I received a new monitor, an Asus MG279Q which is a 1440p 144hz and I've had no boot issues with it connected and I'm getting the full 1440p 144hz connection over this cable.So for those of you saying it doesn't work for you, it may not be the cable, but the equipment you're attaching it to

Needed a 5m DP cable, bought this thinking it would support my setup. As soon as I plugged the cable in the screen started flickering. Dropping the screen to DP 1.2 mode sorted this out but at the cost of half refresh rate.Cable quality itself seems very nice. Cable is thick and looks quite durable.

I was advised to buy this cable by an IT friend. It does the job well and is good value for money. Get one!