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White Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter, 3.5 in cable

PPA International

PPA International Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter 3.5 in

SKU CH-77NM-814KY

Connects a Mini DisplayPort Mac to a DVI monitor with a 3.5 in adapter

  • TypeAdapter
  • Cable Length3.5 in.
  • Connector Number1
  • Compact 3.5 in adapter fits tight spaces
  • Connects Mini DisplayPort Mac to DVI monitor
  • Simple plug-in design requires no extra drivers
  • Single adapter replaces bulky cable setups

Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter 3.5 in

This short adapter links a Mini DisplayPort-equipped Mac to a DVI monitor using a single compact cable. The 3.5 in length keeps the connection tidy on a desk or in a laptop bag. It is built for users who need a direct digital link without a bulky converter block. No external power or driver installation is required.

Plug-and-play Mac connectivity

The unit ships as a single adapter with no extra cables, software discs or mounting hardware. Its moulded strain relief protects the Mini DisplayPort and DVI ends during frequent connect and disconnect cycles. Buyers who need a longer reach or an active signal conversion for very high resolutions should look for a different solution.

Highlights

  • Compact 3.5 in adapter fits tight spaces
  • Connects Mini DisplayPort Mac to DVI monitor
  • Simple plug-in design requires no extra drivers
  • Single adapter replaces bulky cable setups

Specifications

BrandPPA
TypeAdapter
Cable Length3.5 in.
Connector Number1

Questions about this item

Will the 3.5 in cable length hold up or need replacing?

The short 3.5 in passive cable has no moving parts or active electronics, so it does not wear out and rarely needs replacement unless the connectors are physically damaged.

What limit appears first during sustained high-resolution output?

The adapter is a passive single-link design, so the maximum supported resolution is the first constraint you reach under sustained use; it cannot drive dual-link DVI modes.

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