UGREEN USB C to HDMI Cable 8K@60Hz 4K@240Hz Thunderbolt 4/3 Type C to HDMI 2.1 Cable 48Gbps HDR HDCP2.3 Compatible for MacBook Pro Air iPad, Mac mini, iPhone 17 ProMax, Galaxy S25, Pixel 9, XPS, 6.6FT

Got what I paid for and am happy with what I paid for.

Great and reasonable priced cable

Sturdy. Quality. Durable.When it comes to data cables, if you're not buying from Cable Matters, JSAUX, UGreen, then you're wasting your money.As usually, Cable Matters came through with a quality product.

Good product, works, but 1 star off for the dingle end being so long as to not work with my Asus monitors. Good for anything with plenty of space. Just something to be aware of. The 4k version is about 1cm shorter.

Bought it and it works after a year

Finally.MacOS SequoiaSamsung Odyssey Neo G9 57” monitorMacBook Pro M1 / Mac Mini M4These drive 4k picture-by-picture mode at 60hz flawlessly.I’ve had some issues with other cables previously, but once Sequoia came out, for whatever reason I’ve had nothing but issues. These are the first cables I’ve found that drive my setup as expected. FINALLY.

I like Ugreen as a brand but there's always something that doesn't quite work right. In this case this device doesn't work well with other adapters and it doesn't work at all for running Samsung Dex. Worst is the size of the connector on the hdmi side. It's massive making it challenging for cable routing. I find it also runs hot. I'd pass on this cable.

I bought this to connect a 1080p Oled HDR portable monitor to an Apple Mac Studio as secondary monitor and it works fantastic. The portable monitor has hdmi and usb-c connections but can only use HDR on the hdmi input so this is why I mainly purchased this cable. Also if I wanted to use a 4k HDR TV this cable should be more than enough. I have an older usb c to hdmi cable and it could not support HDR, since I purchased it on Amazon I was able to go back to it's product page and sure enough HDR was not supported by the manufacturer.