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Kensington K33025WW DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI cable 1.83 m 1080p

SKU CH-F7VQ-T50CT MPN K33025WW

Connects a DisplayPort 1.2 source to an HDMI display over 1.83 m with 1080p support

  • TypeOthers
  • Connector Number1
  • Connects DisplayPort 1.2 sources to HDMI displays
  • 83 m length suits typical desk setups
  • Supports 1080p video for clear picture quality
  • Passive design requires no external power

Kensington DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI Cable 1.83 m

This Kensington K33025WW adapter cable connects a DisplayPort 1.2 source to an HDMI display. The passive design supports 1080p video resolution across a 1.83 m length. It features male-to-male connectors in a black finish for direct device linking.

Unsuitable for higher resolutions or longer runs

Buyers needing 4K output, HDR support, or cable runs beyond 1.83 m should consider active alternatives. This passive cable does not convert HDMI sources to DisplayPort inputs. Users requiring that reverse direction need a different adapter type.

Highlights

  • Connects DisplayPort 1.2 sources to HDMI displays
  • 83 m length suits typical desk setups
  • Supports 1080p video for clear picture quality
  • Passive design requires no external power

Specifications

BrandACCO
TypeOthers
Connector Number1
Shipping weight0.18 kg
Package size229 × 178 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

Do I need a DisplayPort 1.2 source on my computer for this cable to work?

Yes, the cable plugs into a DisplayPort 1.2 output and converts the signal to HDMI for the display.

Will this passive cable drive a legacy 1080p monitor from a modern GPU?

It supports 1080p resolution, so a modern GPU with DisplayPort 1.2 can drive an older 1080p HDMI display.

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