HDMI to DisplayPort Adapter, HDMI Source Device Laptop/PC/Game host to DisplayPort Monitor/TV Adapter 4K 60Hz Compatible with Laptop, XBox 360 One, PS4 PS3 and more

New screen for grandson at Christmas. Only hdmi output from computer and dp input for the monitor. Works perfectly for me. Make sure the adapter is from hdmi to dp as the majority are the other way round and won't work.

What can I say about this product other than superb! Seems there are loads of adapters out there to connect a displayport equipped pc to a non-displayport equipped monitor. This is the only product that does the reverse, first time our of the box, hassle free and reasonably priced too - well done, Benfei

The product does exactly what you need it to: connects an HDMI output to a DP monitor input - provided a USB power source is at hand. In the case of connecting a PS4 that's not a problem. Everything works as it should. The only downside is the price for this type of connector. DP to HDMI connectors are far cheaper and numerous. This is one of the more reasonably priced options and I'd recommend on that basis. Misses a 5 star rating because of the price, though.

My Dell U2722D monitor failed for the third time in 3 months. The the last two with "No HDMI signal from your device". I bought this to tide me over till I decide how to get my money back.This device plugs into the HDMI socket on laptop, power from a high output USB power source and outputs to a female Display port (DP) into which is plugged a DP lead which goes to the monitor.It works perfectly with colours as expected. However, I do not know if it would cope with a higher refresh rate than 60Hz at 2560x1440 which is the highest that this monitor which has a great display will go to. It seems fine with photos and movie DVDs at this setting. I have not tried with the USB power output from laptop which according to the website may not supply enough power.I hope this helps someone.(EDIT: It is a black one not grey, it just looked grey with its plastic cover.. There is no sign of it getting hot as some people have reported.)EDIT: I accidently ran it with the power supply turned off and it worked fine at resolution mentioned above, presumably getting power from HDMI socket. Probably better not to risk doing this in the longer run.

Well I thought I would go and try a couple of these due to they are cheap and that I had already used up 2 Display Ports on my Graphics Card leaving only 2 HDMI 2.0b Ports, so thought this product would convert from the HDMI 2.0b Port to Display Port so that I can connect my other 2 Monitors to these.Sadly when connected to one of the HDMI 2.0b ports on my Graphics Card, USB cable connected to a USB Power Adapter and connected a Display Port 2.1 Cable between this product and one of my Monitors and got blank screens on all my 4 Monitors, so it locked up my PC.I was lucky due to it just locked my PC up, it could have been worse, anyhow I quickly powered off my PC at the power socket and removed the product and reconnected its HDMI cables and all working again.This product does not work and I would have like to given a -5 stars due to possible damage, sadly Amazon only allows a minimum of 1 stars.

My monitor is capped at 60hz through the HDMI so bought this to try through the Display Port. I can't believe it actually works, and I'm getting over 120fps on FPS games. Excellent stuff. I thought I was going to have to get a newer and very expensive monitor, or try a very expensive version of this type of thing. Very happy!

Bought this so I could run my Switch on my Samsung G7 1440p Monitor. Got it all set up and video worked fine but there was no audio. Tried different settings on the switch and monitor but nothing.Fortunately I switched it with the device that was using my only HDMI port on the monitor so that's now running HDMI to Display Port. That seems to be fine and audio is working that way.Can only give 3 stars as this doesn't work with every device.

I realised I'd made a mistake with my wiring, and needed an HDMI to Display Port cable. Turns out you need something more sophisticated than that, like one of these active adapters. When it arrived I plugged it in to HDMI and to a free USB port (on a PC), connected up the DP cable to the monitor and it works without any effort, or perceivable difference in display quality. I'm just running standard 1900 monitors at 60Hz so wasn't expecting any problems.It's a shame these adapters are a lot more expensive than a simple cable, but I guess it's not as simple as just joining the right pins when you go HDMI -> DP. Either way, it works well and has solved the issue I had.