Thsucords 10FT DisplayPort 1.4 Cable - Ultra Slim & Thin 8K 4K DP Cable for Laptop, PC, Monitor

Worked great - quality looks good - good price.

Perfect zise and well made perfect fit.

DisplayPort cables are often thick and hard. They are hard to plug, especially in tight spaces. This cable makes life a lot easier. I like the thin flexible cable. I can easily run it through tight spaces and along the cable management system with my monitor stand. The connectors are good and easy to plug in. The picture/video quality is great. It does the job well. Appropriate length. Easy storage and application.

Just the length I needed, connting it to the mini pc I mounted on the back of my monitor.DP at 100hz.

I hadn't realized the latch is optional in the displayport standard and these cables don't have them. They do say in the description "Unique latch-free design makes plugs and unplugs effortless." Yes, it's indeed effortless. You'll have to decide whether that effortlessness is a feature or a bug you're willing to pay extra to avoid. Oh, and it's not unique. At all.I notice people complaining the plugs are loose -- yep but they're within spec, they just don't have the optional latch.

Bad quality, video output cuts out intermittently, has no locks to hold port, I would not recommend this cord.

Works fine.Thin. Easy to manage.So far so good.

I was looking to replace my existing DP cables with more flexible ones after I had revamped my desk layout. These were perfect since my current cables were very bulky and hard to maneuver around.Whenever I would get up from my chair, I would notice in the corner of my eye both of my monitors would flicker off. They would never lose power, but would blank out and then 2 seconds later turn back on. After some googling, i determined that they are very sensitive to static electricity because the static discharge from the gas cylinder in my chair (what makes it stay up or down) was enough to disrupt the signal.I ordered two cables, 1 6ft and 1 10ft, and it would happen for both. I replaced them with my older and more cumbersome cables, and the issue was resolved.