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Black DisplayPort to VGA cable with gold connectors, 1.8m

iXever

iXever DP2VGA-6FT DisplayPort to VGA Cable 1.8m 1080p

SKU CH-PCWJ-7GBXZ

A 1.8 m cable converts a DisplayPort source to a VGA display at up to 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz with gold-plated connectors and a latched plug

  • Adapter typeDisplayPort to VGA
  • Cable length1.8M / 6 ft
  • First connector1x DisplayPort male
  • Second connector1x VGA male
  • Connector typeStandard
  • Product typeDP to VGA
  • Connect DisplayPort devices to VGA monitors or projectors with a 1.8m cable
  • Supports Full HD 1080p and 1920x1200 resolution at 60Hz for clear video
  • Gold-plated connectors with foil and braid shielding ensure reliable signal transmission
  • Latching DisplayPort connector provides a secure connection with easy release button
  • Enables extended desktop or mirrored display modes for versatile setup

Direct DisplayPort to VGA connection

The iXever DP2VGA-6FT cable links a DisplayPort output on a desktop or laptop to a VGA input on a monitor, projector or HDTV. It carries video only and does not support audio transmission. The built-in active IC converts the digital signal to analogue, so the adapter works in one direction only, from DisplayPort source to VGA display. The 1.8 metre length suits typical desk or meeting-room setups.

Passive thermal profile with no added power

The converter draws its operating power from the DisplayPort source and adds no measurable heat or fan noise to the system. Gold-plated contacts and foil-and-braid shielding keep signal integrity stable at the supported resolutions. Because the unit contains no active cooling or external supply, it runs silently and does not increase the host device’s power draw in any noticeable way.

Secure latch and release mechanism

The DisplayPort plug features a latching connector with a release button that must be pressed before removal, preventing accidental disconnects during presentations or gaming. Gold plating resists corrosion and abrasion for long-term reliability. The package includes only the single 6-foot cable; no driver disc, software or additional adapters are bundled.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameiXever
Model nameDP2VGA-6 ft
Product typeDP to VGA
Adapter typeDisplayPort to VGA
Design styleNo
Product colorBlack
Audio & video
SoundNo
Ports & slots
First connector1x DisplayPort male
Second connector1x VGA male
Connector typeStandard
Size & build
Cable length1.8M / 6 ft
In the box
In the box1x DisplayPort to VGA Cable Converter, 6 ft

Questions about this item

How do I install the DisplayPort connector with its latches, and what step do people often miss?

Insert the DisplayPort male plug until the latches click, then verify the VGA male end is screwed down; the step many miss is pressing the release button before pulling the DisplayPort plug out.

What part of this cable will need replacement first under normal use?

The built‑in active IC chip that converts the DisplayPort signal to VGA is the component most likely to fail before the gold‑plated connectors or the 1.8 m cable itself.

What resolution limit appears first when I run this cable at 1920×1080 for long sessions?

The converter is rated for 1920×1080 at 60 Hz; sustained operation at that ceiling can cause the active chip to hit its thermal limit before the cable length or shielding becomes an issue.

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