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Vention Cotton Braided DP 1.4 (Display Port) 3M Black
people who write here that they had to pull the cable out by force probably don't know that there is a cable with a latch that must be held when pulling it out.
Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the product in any case. Although it looks good at first glance, the opposite is true here. I used it to connect a PC and a monitor on my shoulder. Before moving the monitor on the shoulder for the first time, I made sure that the power cord and DP cable are firmly connected and loosely suspended so as not to impede movement. Unfortunately, after moving the monitor, what one reviewer mentioned here happened - the cable tore out of the plastic connection and the entire gold-plated DP terminal remained in the monitor. Getting her out was a superhuman task given the “safety“ hooks on the DP. Fortunately, the port works. The original (but shorter) DP cables from DELL work without a problem.
No problem for applications where you plug the cable in once and leave it at that. Anyway, where you need to connect and disconnect the cable frequently, look for something else.
Very low price
Braided cord
Fuse
The backshell of the connector is not overly large
The image actually drops out with minor movement (see. other reviews)
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