Zeskit X-Tech VESA Certified DisplayPort 2.1 Cable DP80 80Gpbs, 3ft

Excellent quality cable, it’s feels like a premium cable.

Zeskit is the OG best cable maker in my opinion. I am using several different cables from Zeskit because they transfer the speeds that they say the do. Most cables say 8k or 144hz but they don't actually have those speeds. Zeskit cables do! Highly recommend for all your cable needs!

Awesome, it is real Dp80 cable, monitor can update cable id with UHBR20 capability Wish company release mini dp to dp and c to dp dp80 cable

Very useful! Hope it can be used for a long time. Hope a longer dp80g cable will be released soon. (＾▽＾)

The Zeskit X‑Tech DP80 DisplayPort 2.1 cable delivers outstanding speed, rock‑solid signal quality, and flawless picture quality thanks to its 80Gbps bandwidth and coaxial X‑Tech engineering. The brand nailed durability with its one‑piece molded connector and braided jacket, and compatibility is excellent across DP 1.2–2.1 devices. At 3ft length, it’s ideal for high‑refresh‑rate gaming setups and next‑gen monitors demanding clean, stable connectivity. The Zeskit X‑Tech VESA‑Certified DisplayPort 2.1 Cable (DP80, 80Gbps) is built for users who need uncompromising speed, pristine signal quality, and guaranteed compatibility with modern and future high‑resolution displays. At 3ft, it’s a perfect short‑run cable for desktop setups where stability and minimal interference matter. Build Quality & Design • The brand’s X‑Tech coaxial architecture is the standout feature—this isn’t a standard twisted‑pair DP cable. • The one‑piece gold‑plated connector feels premium and eliminates the weak points found in multi‑piece molded plugs. • The braided jacket adds durability without stiffness, making routing easy even in tight spaces. • Aluminum‑mylar foil + braid shielding significantly reduces EMI, which directly improves signal quality at high bandwidth. This is a cable built for long‑term reliability, not just spec‑sheet bragging rights. The DP80 spec delivers 80Gbps, and this cable uses every bit of it effectively. Supported Resolutions & Refresh Rates • 16K 60Hz (with DSC) • 8K 60Hz (7680×4320 @ 64bpp) • 4K 240Hz • 2K 360Hz These are demanding modes that expose weaknesses in lesser cables. This one handled them without flicker, dropouts, or handshake issues. HDR10+, 10‑bit color, and high‑bit‑depth modes all worked cleanly. No chroma subsampling artifacts, no compression‑related noise, and no random black‑screen events. The coaxial design clearly helps maintain picture quality at extreme refresh rates. Connectivity & Compatibility Notes • Fully VESA‑certified for DisplayPort 2.1 (DP80). • Backward compatible with DP 2.0, DP 1.4, DP 1.2, and DP++. • Works with GPUs like NVIDIA RTX 40/50 series and AMD 7000‑series cards. • Supports DisplayPort Alt Mode and dual‑mode (DP++), making it flexible for adapters and legacy displays. • Ideal for high‑end monitors from LG UltraGear, Samsung Odyssey, ASUS ROG, and other 4K/8K high‑refresh‑rate panels. If your display or GPU supports high‑bandwidth modes, this cable will not be the bottleneck. Functionality in Real Use • Zero handshake issues at boot. • Stable under long gaming sessions at 4K 240Hz. • No coil memory or stiffness despite the braided jacket. • The 3ft length is perfect for clean desk setups or GPU‑to‑monitor connections without excess slack. For a VESA‑certified DP80 cable with coaxial construction, premium connectors, and flawless high‑refresh‑rate performance, the price is absolutely justified. Cheaper DisplayPort cables often fail at 4K 240Hz or 8K modes—this one is built to handle current and next‑gen hardware without compromise. If you want guaranteed connectivity, speed, functionality, and picture quality, this is a strong long‑term investment.

With this cable you're getting a very high spec 3 foot Displayport-to-Displayport cable for about $20. The presentation feels professional, very giftable, and you get a velcro-type wrap for organization. The feels sturdy, thick but flexible (shown with a US penny for scale), with a unique brown color highlight on the connectors and the cable sheathing itself too. My highest resolution daily driver monitor is 3440x1440, so I can't make the most of it yet, but I'm futureproofed for when I do upgrade my monitor. It's rated for 4k 240hz, 8k and 16k 60hz. At my just-under-4k 60hz spec, it works quite wel, fully compatible with my P360 Ultra workstation from Lenovol. It's not a budget cable, but unless you're 100% certain you'll never upgrade, it may be worth putting a buck or two more into a cable that won't be another necessary upgrade down the line.

This is a great cable. Finding decent quality ones is not easy, but this one works perfectly for what I needed. I don't have a 4k 240Hz monitor to test with, but for my 1440P 240Hz monitor, it works flawlessly, even with 10-bit HDR and 4:4:4. DisplayPort is a pretty common standard these days, and since it's backwards-compatible, this cable will work with everything it can plug into. The shell on the end is pretty slim, so there shouldn't be any concerns about blocking neighboring ports or anything like that. It does have locking pins on it, which I know is not everyone's favorite, but where I run my cables is a very tightly managed run that is a hassle to get in and out of, so I appreciate being able to lock one end in to my monitor and not have to worry about slight pressure unplugging the cable in the future. The cable itself is nice and thick, but fairly flexible. It will go where you need it to go, but it's pretty rigid, especially at the cable end. Do not expect to be able to do tight 90-degree bends with this one. Overall, I'm very pleased. My display has been crystal clear with no issues whatsoever, and while it's a bit more expensive than some other cables, actually getting a quality cable is worth it in my opinion. Recommended.

I originally got this Zeskit DisplayPort Cable for connecting my son's Gaming PC to his Gaming Monitor. Unfortunately, the 3-ft length was too short. I ended up using this cable to connect my Mini-PC to my PC monitor. The Mini-PC is mounted to the back of the monitor using a VESA mount bracket. The 3-ft length is still too long but the excess cable is looped & tie wrapped to the bracket. This gives me a very clean looking PC setup. The cable looks very high quality & durable. It has a braided outer sleeve which often will withstand more abuse. The cable is a thick, which I hope means the inner wires are not overly thin. The connector has a latch which will keep the cable from accidentally disconnecting. The Mini-PC automatically recognized the DisplayPort connection - no operator intervention needed. The HD graphic looks good - no noise artifact.