CableCreation HDMI to DVI Short Cable 0.5ft, Bi-Directional DVI-I (24+5) Female to HDMI Male Adapter 1080P DVI to HDMI Converter Compatible with Xbox, PC, TV, TV Box, PS5, Switch

specification

Used with my latest Mac Mini i7 2019 with my old 24 Inch Apple Cinema Display Metal body which is almost 12 years old worked in the first instance and still doing well.

Good product

After one week not working only

it won't work with an Apple laptop, the resolution is not supported and get started DISPLAY

It is small cable about 10" using to connect my laptop through a HDMI port to a 20" LED display which has a DVI and VGA conector. Connects quickly to Win 11 laptop and no other setup is required.

The cable is listed as bi-directional DVI (bi-directional? I think they mean dual-link). I tried this adapter cable on a video card that is 4k capable, with a monitor that is 2.7k capable, and the highest resolution I can get is 1080p/60. This is technically accurate, as to get 2.7k out of dual-link DVI-d, you are supposed to use a dual single-link into a dual-link adapter cable (which this is not). The cable itself seems durable, and is unlikely to crack easily. The cable works fine at 1080p/60, and is well built, so I'm going to give it the full 5 stars.

Its working perfectly HDMI-MALE to DVI-FEMAIL, I haven't checked it to other direction, hopefully it will work.

Cumple y es funcional. Sí sirve para MacOS.

Quick delivery, works well

I bought this as a backup in case I could not get hold of the discontinued Apple DVI to HDMI adapter. I tested this cable for all of five minutes before I switched it out for the Apple adapter, but it seemed to work perfectly fine (as does the Apple adapter). I use the geriatric (but bullet proof) DVI Apple 23" Cinema Display as a second monitor. I can't offer any long term assurances, and I'm leaving this review as service to others because I spent hours and hours trying to find any mention by other purchasers of whether they had success in pairing any modern (Thunderbolt/USB-C) Macs with this vintage monitor (note I am specifically talking about the 23" DVI Cinema Display, NOT the 30" DVI Cinema Display). I do, rarely, have an issue (using the Apple adapter) where the Cinema Display will show only snow/static after waking up the screen, but I have a hot corner set (on my main display) to turn off all the displays, and if I activate that and then immediately wake them up again, it clears the snow and returns the Cinema Display to normal viewing. I assume that is a fault of the Apple DVI to HDMI adapter, not the monitor, so whether this CableCreation cable would exhibit the same issue, I do not know. Either way it is just a niggle.