16K Fiber Optic DisplayPort 2.1 Cable 2M, DP 2.1 Cable[16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 4K@240Hz], 40Gbps Display Port Cord AOC Support UHBR10/HDR/HDCP, FreeSync G-Sync for Gaming Monitor 4090 Graphics Card

Excellent. Greatly improved the clarity of my monitor. Be aware HDR won't work with active cables. I'd rather get rid of the fuzz.

Works very well, I had some initial problems on an older machine when switching my monitor between modes, and a blank screen, however this was a Windows 11 issue not the cable. Perfect picture, no more issues with flashing screen. The plug housing can conduct a lot of heat blown out of the back of the computer, this was an initial concern, however after a few months down the road and it is working fine.

Overall works ok some of the time, but the majority of the times causes pixelation, screen drop outs, put old lead back in to make sure not gfx card problem, and no dropouts or pixelation since.

Usually I don't leave reviews but this cable is amazing for it's price. All traditional Dp cable failed me, I have a monster signal coming to my monitor from a long distance~10M (4k240HZ, VRR, HDR, plus atmos sound). This wire has no problem with it! Highly recommended! Hope it lasts!

So far this has worked well for the most part. Quality seems to be great. I'm running a 3070 and a 3440*1440 monitor. I had one issue where my screen flicked randomly but that was an isolated issue and since re plugging the cable everything seems to be working well.

Bought this cable to run from one room to another through the wall. Tested with a PC and an LG monitor, has been working flawlessly for the last 2 days at 1440p 144hz with HDR, G-sync and audio (10bit RGB with full dynamic range). Both on desktop and in games. No drop outs or signal loss, even though I change inputs between this and my work PC frequently throughout the day, it doesn't have any trouble coming back just like a standard copper DP cable. Very clearly labelled which end plugs into the display and which plugs into the PC (it isn't bi-directional). Being a fibre cable, it needs to be handled with care, I'd imagine one bend too far would ruin the whole thing so I'd strongly advise testing it for a bit before routing it somewhere out of sight where nothing can accidentally snag or step on it.

Needed a high throughput cable for my monitor, and this looked too good to be true - but it's not. Not only does it allow the connection of a monitor to a pc over longer distances, but it's more flexible too. The cable only works in one direction, but it's clearly labelled so it can't be a problem.

Product stopped working after just 3 months, and is outside of the return window so I’m basically left with e-waste