Cruxtec 1m USB-C to DisplayPort 1.2 Cable - 4K / 60Hz

I have a MacBook Air M2 and an LG UltraGear GL850 monitor which supports 1440p@144hz with FreeSync and HDR.

This DisplayPort v1.2 cable fully supports all the above features all at the same time.

For me, 1 meter is long enough to run the cable directly from the monitor to my laptop on the same desk, with enough slack left over that it's not a concern.

I jiggled the USB-C end of the cable in my laptop and it didn't drop a signal, which is a problem I've seen in reviews for other products like this.

I definitely recommend this cable! I have a MacBook Air M2 and an LG UltraGear GL850 monitor which supports 1440p@144hz with FreeSync and HDR.

This DisplayPort v1.2 cable fully supports all the above features all at the same time.

For me, 1 meter is long enough to run the cable directly from the monitor to my laptop on the same desk, with enough slack left over that it's not a concern.

I jiggled the USB-C end of the cable in my laptop and it didn't drop a signal, which is a problem I've seen in reviews for other products like this.

I definitely recommend this cable!

It works well with my 2 4K screens which I use for daisy chain and this cable to connect my laptop. It works well with my 2 4K screens which I use for daisy chain and this cable to connect my laptop.

Does as advertised. Worked well with connecting 4k monitor to 4k laptop Does as advertised. Worked well with connecting 4k monitor to 4k laptop

Came quickly and works well at 4K 60Hz Came quickly and works well at 4K 60Hz

delivered ahead of schedule. works as it should delivered ahead of schedule. works as it should

I had to return this product. It's listed as supporting 4K/60Hz but when I connected it to my monitor, it works only when I put it as 60Hz interlaced. The monitor supports 1920x1080 pixel at 75Hz, but setting at that rate will leave the monitor blank. I replaced the cable with a converter (HDMI to USB-C) and use the HDMI cable that comes with the monitor. I had to return this product. It's listed as supporting 4K/60Hz but when I connected it to my monitor, it works only when I put it as 60Hz interlaced. The monitor supports 1920x1080 pixel at 75Hz, but setting at that rate will leave the monitor blank. I replaced the cable with a converter (HDMI to USB-C) and use the HDMI cable that comes with the monitor.

This isn't strictly the cable's fault, thus 3 stars, but do be careful; I have two HP E273q monitors which have both USB-C and DisplayPort input and figured - apparently incorrectly! - that the DisplayPort option would be the safer bet so bought two cables for that use. They don't work on any device, and the host device doesn't even seem to be completing any kind of handshake; the bus information acts like there's nothing even connected.

I doubt I've two bad cables, and after digging much deeper I found some information online alluding to issues with the DP alt mode support in this particular monitor. It just doesn't want to talk to anythi...view more This isn't strictly the cable's fault, thus 3 stars, but do be careful; I have two HP E273q monitors which have both USB-C and DisplayPort input and figured - apparently incorrectly! - that the DisplayPort option would be the safer bet so bought two cables for that use. They don't work on any device, and the host device doesn't even seem to be completing any kind of handshake; the bus information acts like there's nothing even connected.

I doubt I've two bad cables, and after digging much deeper I found some information online alluding to issues with the DP alt mode support in this particular monitor. It just doesn't want to talk to anything over that cable type. Apparently USB-C-to-C might work but there seem to be a laundry list of caveats so I gave up and went back to two clunky USB-C to HDMI adapters with HDMI cables plugged into those and that works OK.

I'll have to return both cables to PB Tech, unfortunately.

Works great! Works great!

What is there to say, it does what it should, bought for a MacBook Air M3 to connect to a 4K monitor. What is there to say, it does what it should, bought for a MacBook Air M3 to connect to a 4K monitor.

Works perfectly Works perfectly

Bought for a touch screen monitor that was Display Port only when my computer has USB-C only (with display port/thunderbolt capabilities).
Plugged it in, it worked.
Lenovo touchscreen -> Asus Zenbook 14 Bought for a touch screen monitor that was Display Port only when my computer has USB-C only (with display port/thunderbolt capabilities).
Plugged it in, it worked.
Lenovo touchscreen -> Asus Zenbook 14

Could have bought for cheaper on AliExpress, but (a) delivery would have been weeks, (b) price would have been cheaper (c) quality would be uncertain and (d) couldn't return it if it was wrong. Could have bought for cheaper on AliExpress, but (a) delivery would have been weeks, (b) price would have been cheaper (c) quality would be uncertain and (d) couldn't return it if it was wrong.