ESTONE
ESTONE TJ-A092 Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Adapter 8K@60Hz Bi-Directional
Connects a Mini DisplayPort source to a DisplayPort 1.4 display at up to 8K 60 Hz or 4K 144 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- TypeDisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort
- ColorBlack
- Cable Length1 in.
- Connector Number1
- Connect From1 x Mini DisplayPort
- Connect To1 x DisplayPort 1.4
- 8K resolution at 60 Hz backed by 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- 4K at 144 Hz for smooth gaming and video
- Bi-directional Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 connectivity
- Compact 1.8 by .8 inch adapter with built-in 8K protocol chip
- Plug-and-play audio and video transmission without Thunderbolt support
Compact Mini DisplayPort 1.4 Adapter
The ESTONE TJ-A092 connects a Mini DisplayPort source to a full-size DisplayPort 1.4 display. It supports bidirectional signal flow so the same unit can also drive a Mini DisplayPort monitor from a standard DisplayPort output. The adapter handles 8K at 60 Hz and 4K at 144 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth. It is aimed at laptop owners and compact-PC builders who need a single small adapter for high-resolution external screens.
Short Rugged Dongle With A-Shape Grip
The housing measures 1.8 in by 0.8 in and uses a male DisplayPort plug with a female Mini DisplayPort socket. An A-shaped grip makes insertion and removal easy even in tight port clusters. Gold-plated contacts and a built-in protocol chip maintain the full 1.4 link without signal degradation. The 1 in pigtail reduces strain on the host port during daily connect and disconnect cycles.
Two-Pack Plug-And-Play Convenience
Each retail package supplies two identical adapters so users can keep one at a desk and one in a travel bag. No drivers or external power are required on Windows Vista or later. Audio and video pass through simultaneously. Buyers who need Thunderbolt connectivity or a longer cable run will not be served by this product.
Highlights
- 8K resolution at 60 Hz backed by 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- 4K at 144 Hz for smooth gaming and video
- Bi-directional Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 connectivity
- Compact 1.8 by .8 inch adapter with built-in 8K protocol chip
- Plug-and-play audio and video transmission without Thunderbolt support
Specifications
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Model | TJ-A092 |
| Type | DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | 1 in. |
| Connector Number | 1 |
| Connect From | 1 x Mini DisplayPort |
| Connect To | 1 x DisplayPort 1.4 |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Specifications | Size: 1.8in*0.8in Built-in 8K transfer protocol chip Refresh Rate: 8K@6oHZ(Backward compatible) Bandwidth : 32.4Gbps Port Version: mini dp 1.4 Support Bi-Directional Converter Support audio and video transmission Refresh Rate: 8K@6oHZ(Backward compatible) |
| Refresh Rate | 8K(7680X4320)@60Hz, 4K(3840x2160)@144Hz. Backward compatible with DisplayPort 1.2 |
| Sound Quality | Production Test |
| Features | 8K DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort Adapter: Note 2 points: 1. Please check the port carefully before buying, this is mini displayport to displayport adapter. 2. Thunderbolt port is not supported, so if you want to transfer from DisplayPort laptop to Mini DisplayPort monitor, then Mini DP port of monitor must support video transmission. Displayport male to mini displayport female adapter is plug and play, the unique A-shaped design can be easily plugged and unplugged, and it is convenient to carry. It supports bidirectional transmission and simultaneous audio and video transmission, a |
| Windows Vista | Works with Windows Vista |
Questions about this item
What does the DisplayPort 1.4 interface on this adapter cap in practice?
The adapter runs at 32.4 Gbps bandwidth and supports up to 8K at 60 Hz or 4K at 144 Hz, with backward compatibility to 1.2.
What physical space does the TJ-A092 need to fit?
The body measures 1.8 in by 0.8 in, with a 1 in cable tail, so it needs a shallow clearance behind the port.
How is this adapter installed, and what step do people get wrong?
Plug the male Mini DisplayPort end into the source and the female DisplayPort end into the display cable; the common mistake is trying to use a Thunderbolt port, which is not supported.
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