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0871 244 0934Our computer monitor cables include HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-C cables, plus adapters for VGA, DVI and other connections. Choose from different cable lengths to suit anything from a tidy desk setup to a screen placed further away. Whether you're connecting a PC, laptop or extra display, you can find a practical cable for work, gaming and everyday use. Get your monitor connected without making things complicated.
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Start by checking the ports on your monitor and the device you're connecting. HDMI and DisplayPort computer monitor cables are common on modern PCs and screens. Meanwhile, USB-C can also carry video when the device supports DisplayPort Alt Mode.
Older equipment may use VGA or DVI, so an adapter can help bridge the gap. The range includes straight cables and adapter options, making it easier to connect new and older kit without replacing a screen that still does the job. HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-C are among the most common connections found on modern monitors.
Not all monitor cables support the same resolution or refresh rate. The result depends on the ports, cable standard and devices at both ends.
For example, HDMI and DisplayPort can both work well for high-resolution screens, but one connection may support a higher refresh rate on a certain monitor or graphics card. Check the specifications of both devices before you buy. If both connections support the same resolution and refresh rate, picture performance should be much the same.
Think about cable length before choosing pc monitor cables. A cable that's too short can pull at the ports, while a very long one can leave extra wire behind your desk. Measure the route from your PC or laptop to the screen and allow a little room for movement.
For USB-C setups, check that the cable supports video rather than charging alone. A full-featured USB-C connection can carry DisplayPort video, data and power where compatible devices support these features.
