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UGREEN DP2.1 Male to Male 16K Braided 3M Cable
From R277.20 ex VAT
Experience clear visuals with the UGREEN DP2.1 Male to Male 16K Braided 3M Cable. This DisplayPort 2.1 cable supports resolutions up to 16K@30Hz and 4K@240Hz, offering 80Gbps bandwidth. It is VESA Certified, providing reliable performance for your display needs from UGREEN.
Offer the UGREEN DP2.1 Male to Male 16K Braided 3M Cable as a valuable item for promotional products, providing high-performance video connectivity for various applications.
- This DisplayPort 2.1 cable delivers up to 80Gbps bandwidth for stable data transmission.
- It supports resolutions up to 16K@30Hz and 4K@240Hz, suitable for high-definition displays.
- The cable is VESA Certified for reliable performance across compatible DisplayPort devices.
- It features durable zinc alloy connectors and a braided nylon jacket, designed for longevity.
- The UGREEN DP2.1 Male to Male 16K Braided 3M Cable measures 3 metres in length, offering flexible setup options.
This UGREEN DP2.1 cable makes an excellent choice for corporate gifts in South Africa, reflecting quality and advanced technology.
Technology
Experience clear visuals with the UGREEN DP2.1 Male to Male 16K Braided 3M Cable. This DisplayPort 2.1 cable supports resolutions up to 16K@30Hz and 4K@240Hz, offering 80Gbps bandwidth. It is VESA Certified, providing reliable performance for your display needs from UGREEN.
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The promogroup was exceptional, they assisted us on a short notice with an impossible task and went above and beyond to make it happen. Their professionalism and willingness to assist was incredible. Thank you Eddie and Keagan. We will definetely make use of your services again - Sisonke
Haneli Van RensburgKeagan the salesman , is a legend quick response definitely will use the company in future jobs.
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