Revolutionary USB 3.1 Type-C interface with DVI video output.
2016+ Model MacBook Pro Compatibility Note:
The latest 2016 release Macbook Pro has a strict 87W power requirement for connected USB Type-c devices running in alternate mode. Therefore most available USB Type-C video adapter cables, including this Type-C to DVI cable, are not compatible with the latest MacBook Pro.
PLEASE NOTE: This adapter is DVI-D Single Link so will be limited to a maximum resolution of 1920x1200 @ 60Hz.
This USB Type-C to DVI Adapter lets you output perfect digital video DVI signals from your fancy new USB 3.1 Type-C equipped machine. Simply connect the Male Type-C plug to your computer's Type-C socket, then connect a DVI Cable of your preferred length. Take a look at our
range of DVI cables avaialble.
So, it's finally here! The latest USB 3.1 Type-C standard has arrived to revolutionise the conectivity world! "But what exactly is this new version of USB" I hear you say... well let me explain...
USB 3.1 SuperSpeed Type-C: Simplified
With the USB 3.1 Type-C plug, we get a new plug design that is reversible, meaning it inserts with either orientation (no more fiddling for the USB socket in the dark, only to find you have the connector up the wrong way). But physical differences aside, USB 3.1 can now support data transfer speeds up to 10Gbps - that's twice that of USB 3.0.
But when using this new standard as an AV adapter (as seen here) we're not concerned with the data throughput and super-mega-gigaflops it can handle, we want to know if our old AV tech will work with our new found USB interface, and the good news is - Yes it will!
One cable to rule them all
The new USB 3.1 standard lets you interface with HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort, Mini-DisplayPort and even VGA - all from a universal Type-C plug design. Just plug in your adapter cable, connect the relevant cable to your display and you're away!
Product features:
- 5 Year Cable Chick Warranty!
- 15cm USB 3.1 Type-C to DVI Cable Adapter (Type-C Male to DVI Female)
- Transmits Digital Video Signals (to DVI-D Single Link)
- Supports resolutions including 480p, 480i, 720p, 1080p & 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz
- Note: For any video output from USB-C, the device must support Alternate Mode via the USB Type-C port
- Colour: White
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