Prolunga DisplayPort DeLOCK 87073 1 m 90° piegata a sinistra

This DisplayPort extension cable by DELOCK extends an existing DisplayPort connection and supports resolutions up to 8K Ultra HD (7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz) while remaining downwards compatible to 4K. The cable is 1 m long with a 90° left-angled male DisplayPort connector and a female DisplayPort receptacle, designed to fit in tight spaces and provide a stable connection for high-definition displays.

Advantages

The triple-shielded construction reduces electromagnetic interference for reliable signal transmission. The 90° left-angled male connector helps save space behind monitors or graphics cards and reduces cable strain. Support for 8K at 60 Hz ensures compatibility with high-resolution displays and future-proof setups, while backward compatibility to 4K maintains versatility with existing equipment.

Suitable for

• Extending a DisplayPort connection where the original cable is too short
• Connecting monitors in tight or recessed spaces
• High-resolution displays and workstations requiring up to 8K @ 60 Hz
• Setups that need a left-angled connector to reduce cable stress

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 87073
• EAN: 4043619870738
• Cable length: 1 m
• Connector 1: DisplayPort (male, 90° left-angled)
• Connector 2: DisplayPort (female)
• Supported resolution: up to 8K Ultra HD (7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz), backwards compatible to 4K
• Diameter: 7 mm
• Colour: Black
• Made in: China

How to use

Connect the male 90° left-angled DisplayPort plug to the source device or extension point and insert the female DisplayPort connector to the display’s DisplayPort plug or cable. Ensure connectors are fully seated and secure before powering devices. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends; the angled plug is intended for use where space behind the device is limited.

Recommendations

For best performance, use with DisplayPort-compatible devices and quality DisplayPort cables; avoid excessive bending or pulling at the connectors. If you experience signal issues at high resolutions, check cable seating and try shorter connections or verified DisplayPort 1.4-compatible components.