DisplayPort to HDMI

This DisplayPort to HDMI HDTV Cable Adapter Converter lets you connect your DP computer to an HDMI, television, projector or monitor. The adapter works with DisplayPort computers like your Ultrabook™ or Microsoft® Surface.

 Product description:

A;The Cable Matters Gold-Plated DisplayPort to HDMI adapter is an indispensable companion for your laptop or desktop equipped with DisplayPort.
B; Connect your computer to an HDTV for video (1080p) and audio streaming or to an HD monitor/projector with this portable adapter and an HDMI cable (sold separately).

Note:

Use this adapter to enjoy movies on the big HDTV,
mirror or extend your desktop for an expanded workstation or show presentations at school or work.

Connection Notes

1;Input: DisplayPort Male
2;Output: HDMI Female; An HDMI cable (sold separately) is required
3;Can only convert signal from DisplayPort to HDMI.
4;This is not a bi-directional adapter Connect up to 2 monitors using AMD Eyefinity Multi-
5;Display technology (one adapter per monitor);
An active adapter is required to support more monitors
6;Depress the button on the DisplayPort connector to release the latches and avoid damage when unplugging Important Note
7;This adapter is NOT compatible with USB port on your

computer /Warranty

Limited TWO-Year Warranty and Lifetime Product

Customer Feedback

"excellent adapter for the price, supports 4k beautify. will get again when i decide to go with a second monitor."

"My bf wants me to buy this. He said this is what he needs to hook up computer with TV. For the price, it's working like a charm. He said he that's exactly what he wants."

"This device was exactly what I needed to connect my laptop to my TV. Just plugged it into my laptop, connected it to an HDMI cord, and plugged the HDMI into the TV . But, I just want to point out that this is NOT a USB to HDMI converter. I will post a picture of the port that it plugs into, because it does not connect to a USB port."

"I have a setup consisting of two HP Pavilion 27xw 27-inch IPS LED Backlit Monitors. I have both of those plugged into one Nvidia GeForce 980 TI. I had to use a Display port to HDMI adapter since the 980 TI only had one HDMI port. Monitor (A) connected through the adapter displays a washed out color compared to Monitor B, which was connected through the HDMI port. It was first noticeable when I switched my desktop background to black. I've read reviews that some of the HP monitors displayed a washed out color. To make sure that wasn't the case I swapped the adapter from Monitor A to Monitor B, and surely enough Monitor B became washed out in color compared to the now HDMI connected Monitor A. I've also tried connecting the adapter to the other display ports and have tried other HDMI cables, in case any was faulty. All came back with the same results. To take it a step further, I reconnected the cables into my second 980 TI. That ruled out any bad display ports on my first GPU. I would not recommend this for a multiple monitor setup if you are using it for gaming. For anything else it should suffice."

"Just make sure you want your signal to go from the DisplayPort side to the HDMI side. In my case, it was from HP laptop to HDTV, enabling client to showcase meeting materials. This cable was backup, and long behold, client forgot their own adapter, subcontractor to save the day.

Pros:
+ Best value at $9 price point
+ No extra fluff

Cons:
- Short rigid cabling, you can't bend from left to right side of laptop, and would need to adjust meeting seating depending on cable reach from your projector. Shouldn't be a problem if you have longer flexible HDMI cabling.
- White color already got a scratch mark after 1st use, oh well"

"Did what I needed. My surround sound system doesn't support HDR with 4k (isn't HDMI 2.0a). My PC and TV do, so I don't want to pass the video through the receiver. My video card has one HDMI output and several Displayport outputs, but TV and receiver are only HDMI. So now I run the video from the HDMI output directly to the TV for 4k HDR, and I use this adapter to run surround sound from a Displayport output to my receiver over HDMI. Problem solved and no need for a new receiver."

"It seems that the HDMI ports on the laptops we buy just do not last. We are now using an older Thinkpad laptop with only a display port connection to stream movies off the Internet. Our TV, though, only accepts HDMI. With this simple converter from Amazon, the experience is flawless. Both sound and high def video come through without a hitch. Fantastic!"