provides a VGA monitor connection to a DP signal. A DP monitor CANNOT be connected to a VGA feed. Additionally, this adapter is incompatible with any USB signals or ports.I had no issues at all with this. I have a video card that supports two monitors. I'm driving a 1280x1024 DVI monitor with the card's DVI-D output. I'm also using the DP output of the video card, to which this adapter is attached. It then connects to my second monitor, which is set to 1920 by 1080 resolution. The frequency of operation is 60 Hz. I made no attempt to determine whether greater refresh rates are supported.Both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7 that I am running on separate partitions function well.One thing I've experienced and heard addressed is that, unless both displays have the same resolution and refresh rate, adding a second monitor can occasionally make your video card overheat. I don't even play any video games, yet I have this problem. I don't think this is in any way a problem with the adapter or a flaw.

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Since I purchased the first batch of these around a year ago, they have performed admirably. As a result, it was easy for me to decide to order 12 more recently. These must be just as dependable as the original ones, in my opinion. For the school where I work, I purchase these. These adapters were required because our most recent two batches of PCs had DisplayPort and HDMI outputs, which prevent the use of our VGA screens now in use. These cost half as much as comparable adapters from our usual providers.

allows for the streaming or gaming of high-definition video and music from your computer to an HDTV; Connect to and set up your monitor for a mirrored display or an extended desktop

fragile appearance Aluminum and ABS are the ideal materials for your Macbook, Chromebook Pixel, and other devices.

Acer Aspire R13/V15, S5-391-6419 Nitro/V17 Nitro, Predator 15/17, ASUS ROG G752VL/GT752VT/GT752VY/GX700VO/ASUS ZenBook Pro, UX501VW, Clevo P750DM/P770DM/P870DM, Lumia 950/950XL, Lenovo ThinkPad P50/P70, Lenovo Yoga 900 13, LG G5, MSI

Up to 1920*1200@60Hz (HD) video resolutions are supported, along with 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x768, 1280x800, 1280x960, 1280x1024, 1440x900, 1600x1200, 1680x1050, and 1920x1080.

There is no need to install or configure any software; just plug it in and play.#

At work, I recently acquired a new PC without a VGA port. I resisted giving up my third monitor. For what I require, this adapter works wonderfully. Despite not using my third monitor for anything graphically demanding, the adapter has not given me any problems. I'm happy to still have my third monitor because it is a fantastic, economical option.

supports 1080p and 1920 x 1200 video resolutions (Full HD)

video from a computer or tablet is sent to a monitor display (note: VGA does not transmit audio)

uses a Mini DisplayPort and is compatible with both Apple devices and PCs

enables the connection of a computer with a Mini DisplayPort port to an HDTV, monitor, or projector with a VGA input.#

I ordered AmazonBasics Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt), and 2 day prime shipping brought it to me. As usual, an Amazonbasics envelope was used to ship the item. The box was brand-new and had never been opened. This was necessary since modern, thin laptops choose Mini Display, HDMI, etc. instead of the older-style display connectors. This plug-and-play gadget performed as intended. I would suggest this item to anyone who is updating their laptop but is still using an older model display until they have the money to change it as well.

"Widespread Compatibility" Compatible with Type-C enabled devices with DP-Alt mode (Thunderbolt 3 compliant), such as the MacBook Pro 2018/2017/2016, Macbook Air 2018, iPad Pro 2018, Chromebook Pixel, Dell XPS 13/15, etc. Support the Nintendo Switch, Huawei EMUI, Samsung DEX, and more. Not suitable for tablets (HP charging and incompatibility issues may be HP's fault; HP devices must use the original charger; they do not permit charging from third parties.)

Multipurpose USB C to VGA AdapterAdd an HDMI, VGA output, USB 3.0, and USB-C charging port to your USB-C port.HDMI and VGA cables are used to expand the desktop to two external screens, making it ideal for gaming, work, and entertainment.

The phrase "Vivid 3D Effect Video Sync"With the HDMI and VGA ports on the USB C adapter, you can extend or mirror your screen while streaming 4K UHD or Full HD 1080p movies to HDTVs, monitors, or projectors for a feast of cinematic visuals.

Power Delivery and USB 3.0The USB 3.0 connector offers high-speed data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps, making it simple to transfer HD videos quickly.Additionally, the hub devices offer 87W PD charging and pass-through charging for USB-C laptops, smartphones, and other connected devices.Windows, Mac, and XP are supported.(Note: This hub cannot synchronize data with an iPad Pro 2018 through USB-A; the Type-C PD charging connector is only applicable to devices with the PD Protocol.)

USB Type C to VGA HDMIMaximum resolution supported by an HDMI connector is 4K UHD 3840 x 2160@30Hz; maximum resolution supported by a VGA port is 1080P@60Hz Full HD. The combined maximum resolution of two working ports is 1920 x 1080P@60Hz. In extend mode, two monitors only display the same material while vga and hdmi function simultaneously. (Note: Two monitors cannot display distinct material individually; only duplication is supported.)#

This is the only adapter I've found after searching for months and switching out three others.The first one I received was silver and looks very much like this, however it has a DVI port. Only DVI and VGA were supported by my monitor.After a few months, I made the decision to switch to the LG 31.5 monitor so that I could have numerous windows open at once. However, I soon discovered that the HDMI port was inoperable. I further tried it on my TV, but it flickered. I thus purchased a type-c to HDMI cable, but it was becoming really hot. I once more ordered an HDMI and USB converter from Amazon. After a few days, my TV started to flicker.I finally purchased this adaptor, which works with both VGA and HDMI. and has been performing admirably on both my LG monitor and TV. While in use, the adapter's temperature is only moderately warm (around 95). Excellent image quality; no compliance.The temperature of some cables or adapters should be considered by the buyer. Your laptop and monitor might both be harmed.

With this buy, I'm quite pleased. I love that there are holes for the VGA cable to screw into to ensure a firm connection. I discovered that other adapters available don't have screw holes. The fact that I don't have to worry about the VGA wire falling out if something gets moved on the desk is an advantage that is simple to overlook when searching through various adapters. Highly advised.

Updated: It now functions while using different cables. I'll provide an update after testing it on several projectors.I have an IPad Pro 10.5 and a just purchased business-class Epson projector (2017 gen 2 pro unit with promotion display). An error message stating that the projector is incompatible with 60 Hz vertical and 40 Hz horizontal is displayed. merely a blue screen display. I KNOW it won't work with projectors in conference rooms and hotels if it won't function with newer Epson printers.It looks like we're starting over.

I appreciate that it functioned right out of the box. It works without the need for additional adapters or drivers to be installed. To get started, simply connect to the new Display Port and the original VGA port. I was on the verge of returning three PCs I had bought since they only had the new display connector and no choice for a VGA port. But after some research, I found this clever tiny adaptor that would cure my issue without requiring me to send the machines back, and it was also quite reasonably priced. I am quite happy with how well it performed and would unquestionably suggest the product to other consumers who are facing a comparable problem.

I just bought a brand-new iMac with back-mounted thunderbolt connections. I previously used a 23-inch Apple Cinema monitor with a silver frame. For my new iMac, I intended to utilize it as a second display. Even the staff at the Apple store informed me that it was impossible. Then one of them suggested that I try the ride adapters. The two adapters cost $80 in total at the Apple Store. I went to Amazon and for about $14 discovered an adapter with a DVI female on one end and a male thunderbolt on the other. It performed flawlessly. Although I had to connect the USB cable in order for some of the signal to reach the monitor, I am now operational for only about $14. The connector seems to be of decent quality.

works as anticipated. Both the VGA and HDMI connections have worked for me without any issues. If you pull on the USB-C end when it's plugged in, it's a little bit cumbersome, but to be honest, I have that issue with all of my USB-C connections. If you keep your computer where it is once it is connected in, there won't be any issues. This is a great deal given that Apple charges $80 USD for the same item. Excellent performance, plug and play with the most recent Windows version. You require something in exchange for the money. This has worked flawlessly when connected to projectors and other displays.