Shop HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort cables for computers, monitors, projectors, displays and audio/video equipment. Wallco offers digital video cable assemblies across multiple connector styles and configurations for modern and legacy display applications.
Compare cables by interface type, connector configuration, supported equipment, cable length and required audio or video capabilities.
HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort are widely used digital display interfaces for computers, monitors, projectors, televisions and professional AV equipment. Although all three can carry digital video, connector formats, supported features and equipment capabilities vary by interface and generation.
HDMI cables are commonly used between computers, televisions, monitors, projectors, media equipment and other digital AV devices. Depending on the connected equipment and cable design, HDMI connections can carry both digital video and audio through one cable.
DVI has been widely used on desktop computers, monitors and professional display equipment. DVI connector configurations can support digital, analog or combined signal arrangements, so the connector type at both devices should be identified before selecting a cable.
DisplayPort is common on computers, graphics hardware and modern displays. Different DisplayPort connector formats and equipment generations exist, making the physical interface and supported display capabilities important selection considerations.
Cable length can affect installation flexibility and signal performance. Select enough length for proper routing without adding unnecessary cable, and consider the requirements of higher-resolution or higher-bandwidth display applications when choosing longer runs.
DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort families include multiple connector formats. Verify the connector on the source device and display rather than relying only on the general interface name.
Some digital display interfaces can carry audio as well as video, but support depends on the source, destination and interface configuration. A physically compatible cable does not guarantee that every audio or display feature is supported by the connected equipment.
The display resolution, refresh rate and other supported capabilities depend on the complete signal path, including the source, cable and display. Match cable requirements to the equipment rather than selecting solely by connector shape.
This category is intended primarily for finished HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort cable assemblies. Standalone interface adapters, converters and extenders should be categorized separately so customers can distinguish complete cables from signal-transition products.