Videokabel-adapter MicroConnect MC-USBCDP05 0,5 m USB Type-C naar DisplayPort zwart

The MicroConnect MC-USBCDP05 is a 0.5 m USB Type-C to DisplayPort adapter cable designed to transmit video from USB-C sources to DisplayPort displays. It enables connection of laptops, tablets or smartphones with a USB-C port to monitors, TVs or projectors with a DisplayPort input. The cable draws power via the USB-C port and does not require an external power supply. It is RoHS compliant and weighs approximately 20 g, making it compact and portable.

Advantages

This USB-C to DisplayPort adapter cable supports ultra-high-definition output up to 8K @ 30 Hz, 4K @ 144 Hz and 2K @ 165 Hz, ensuring sharp video for high-resolution displays. The 0.5 m length offers a compact connection for desktop or mobile setups, and the plug-and-play design provides mirror or extended display modes on macOS and duplicate or extended modes on Windows without additional drivers.

Suitable for

• Connecting laptops with USB-C to external DisplayPort monitors
• Connecting tablets or smartphones to projectors or TVs with DisplayPort
• High-resolution gaming and home cinema setups
• Portable workstations and presentation setups

Key specifications

• Model: MicroConnect MC-USBCDP05
• Length: 0.5 m
• Connector: USB Type-C (source) to DisplayPort (display)
• Supported resolutions: up to 8K @ 30 Hz, 4K @ 144 Hz, 2K @ 165 Hz
• Power: powered via USB-C port (no external power required)
• Compliance: RoHS
• Weight: approx. 20 g
• Color: Black
• EAN: 5715063039182

How to use

Connect the USB-C plug to the USB-C video output on your laptop, tablet or smartphone and insert the DisplayPort connector into the monitor, TV or projector. The device will typically negotiate the best available resolution automatically; select mirror/duplicate or extend mode in your operating system display settings as needed. No driver installation is usually required.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the adapter with devices that support USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode. Ensure display and source device firmware/drivers are up to date. For maximum refresh rates at high resolutions, use compatible DisplayPort displays and check cable length and system GPU capabilities.