DisplayPort Cable
Tonetron manufactures 3 DisplayPort Cable for OEM / ODM customers. Filter by length, connector and speed, or search by model and specification to find the right cable.
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DisplayPort 1.2 4K Cable - MP379 DisplayPort V1.2 cable supporting 1080P@144Hz and 4K@60Hz with 21.6Gbps bandwidth for professional DP graphics cards and monitors. -
DisplayPort 1.4 8K Cable - PF379 DisplayPort 1.4 cable supporting 8K@60Hz with 32.4Gbps bandwidth, nylon braided jacket and no-lock connectors. -
MiniDP to HDMI A 1080P Cable - MP340 2-meter Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cable delivering up to 1080P@60Hz audio and video from a Mini DP source to a display, projector or TV.
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How to Choose DisplayPort Cables: DP 1.2, 1.4 and 8K
DisplayPort owns the desktop: gaming monitors, workstations and multi-display setups lean on it for refresh rates HDMI has only recently matched. Version decides capability — DP 1.2 (21.6Gbps) covers 4K60, while DP 1.4 (32.4Gbps HBR3) adds 4K120, 4K144 with DSC and 8K30. For wholesale buyers the safe default is DP 1.4 construction with full 20-pin wiring.
Two details separate solid DisplayPort cables from cheap ones: a proper latching connector that will not drop the signal mid-game, and certified-grade shielding to stop interference at high bit rates. Tonetron manufactures DisplayPort cables aimed at gaming and professional-display resellers.
OEM/ODM DisplayPort Cable Customization & Certifications
Tonetron (Taitron) has built display cables in Dongguan, China since 1984, with monthly capacity above 1 million cables. For DisplayPort programs we customize length, gauge, latch housing, jacket (PVC or braid), logo printing and retail packaging around your market position.
Production runs under ISO 9001 with 100% signal testing before packing. We ship to distributors in 40+ countries and return detailed quotations within 24 hours of your RFQ.
Sourcing guides
- HDMI vs. DisplayPort: Which Should I Use for My PC Monitor?HDMI and DisplayPort are the two primary display connection standards, each offering different features and capabilities. The right choice depends on your specific needs, whether you're a casual user or a gamer or photo editor requiring higher performance.
- HDMI 2.1 Vs USB-C Vs DisplayPort: Which Connection Is Better For Your Monitor?HDMI excels for media consumption, while PC gamers prefer DisplayPort. monitor, you'll often find two different video cables in the box. One, a pinched trapezoid shape, connects the monitor to a video source over HDMI. T
- B2B Cable Sourcing FAQ: MOQ, OEM/ODM, Certifications and Private-Label PackagingA practical FAQ for procurement teams sourcing HDMI, USB-C and custom cables directly from a factory in China — covering minimum order quantity, samples, OEM vs ODM, certification documents, private-label packaging and lead times.