Get the 6' KVM USB DisplayPort Cable with Audio from iPGard and complete your KVM setup with connections for a DisplayPort monitor, peripheral, and sound. Support for 4K video is capable—resolutions up to 3840 x 2160—alongside USB connectivity for keyboard and mouse support and 3.5mm jacks for analog audio.

Connect a Monitor and Keyboard    Supports up to 3840 x 2160 at 30 Hz    USB-A and USB-B 2.0 Connectivity    Analog 3.5mm Jacks for Audio    TAA Compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it better than Thether tool company's thethering cable ??

A: Absolutely not, this cord is worse that Tether Tools. While I am a huge fan of Canon and Canon brand ( I will buy Canon brand-only on most items, AC cord, batteries, remotes, Speedlites), I have to say that Tether Tools is 10x the cable as this. I use a 5DSr tethered to a fast-as-you-can-buy gaming PC, and when I do automated focus stacks with Helicon Focus, running Live View on a constant 4K monitor, I notice a huge and I mean HUGE speed/refresh rate between the 2 cords. Tether Tools is a larger-diameter cable that supports faster travel of more data, and plus the Tether Tools cable has the option of being powered from an AC supply, also boosting speeds and saving on battery power. Tether tools is shielded so nothing interferes with signal, and there is very little data loss or noise. Tether Tools comes with devices that protect the connectors, and also they make right-angle versions as well, coming in either black or a high-visibility orange. Is this Canon-brand cable nice? Yes, undoubtedly. It is a good enough cord to trasnfer jpegs to a PC. But if you want to do video, tether, stack, transfer fast, use Magic Lantern, then, um....no. This is ONE of the very few cases where 3rd-party trumps OEM, mainly because the 3rd-party item is made to do a job that the Canon designers didn't prioritize (transfer speed and refresh rates). When I have my camera hooked into my microscope where the DoF is .008mm then I need refresh speed! When I am doing a shot of a platinum ring at 1:1 magnification in a 30-shot composite Live View stack, I need refresh speed! When I am shooting RAW bursts of 50mb files that expand to 300mb TIFF....I need speed!!!

Q: 2. Will this work with the Canon EOS R5 camera?

A: The Canon IFC-500U II USB 3.1 Gen 1 Interface Cable for EOS 7D Mark II, 5DS, or 5DS R DSLR Camera is incompatible with the Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Camera. If you need to connect the Canon R5 to a computer with a USB-A port, get the Pearstone USB-C 3.1 to USB-A Charge & Sync Cable (3'), BH #PEUSB313CMA3.

Q: 3. What is the length of the cord?

A: It is approximately 15 feet long.

Q: 4. What cable will interface a canon r7 with a PC to download photos?

A: The Canon R7 camera has a USB-C connection. So you would need a USB-C plug on 1 end and either USB-C or USB-A on the other depending on the type of USB your computer uses.

Q: 5. Will this work on the Mark 5DIII or is this specifically for the 7D?

A: Actually I bought this cable to use with the Nikon D800 .

Q: 6. This cable looks like it will work on Nikon D850. Can you confirm?

A: Thhe correct cable for the Nikon 850 is, Nikon UC-E22 USB 3.0 Cable B&H # NIUCE22 MFR # 27146 $24.50. Looks like they are interchangeable.

Q: 7. Does this cable work with the regular 7D? It is not the mark 2 version.

A: I'm sorry, no, they do not take the same cables. You will need a mini b cable. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2Asz3Bs

Q: 8. can I use this to burn pictures from my laptop on to cd's?

A: Yes- This is a great compact superdrive! It does it all except Blu-Ray

Q: 9. Will this work on the Mark 1D X Mark II?

A: Yes, the Canon IFC-500U II would be compatible for use with the Canon EOS 1D X Mark II DSLR camera. Do note that, as indicated on page 485 of the camera's instruction manual, with the IFC-500U II, the communication speed will be equivalent to Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0).

Q: 10. Does this work with a Sony camera?

A: No. The following is a 3.5mm Remote Shutter Release Cable for Fujifilm Micro-USB Cameras.