Finally, a super-compact and inexpensive way to connect your HDMI laptop or coputer to a VGA projector or monitor!
No let's get one thing straight - this little beast is a converter despite what the name may suggest. You see, HDMI is a modern digital connection, while VGA is analogue and dates right back to the 70s. So there's no native compatibility for getting a HDMI video source to a VGA display... and that's likely the dilemma which brought you here.
But semantics aside, this little gizmo looks like a regular passive 'adapter', but actually has powerful processing inside to convert your digital video signals, into high quality analogue VGA video! Just be sure to grab a quality VGA cable to complete the rest of your connection from this adapter to your display.
Other than that, this little beauty is plug & play, and as simple as it gets with no other cables to power or support the adapter.
Test Results: Our testing has shown this unit to be reliable for resolutions of up to 1920x1080 (Full HD) using a 2m VGA cable. Please note that if used with additional adaptors, converters or long VGA cables the resolution output may be limited. If you need high quality VGA signal over longer distances, we highly recommend our Powered HDMI to VGA Converter.
Please note: Due to content protection issues, this product is not guaranteed to work on AppleTV, Foxtel, Austar or other PayTV services.
Inputs
Outputs
Supported HDMI Input Resolutions
- 800x600@60Hz
- 1024x768@60Hz
- 1360x768@60Hz
- 1440x900@60Hz
- 1280x1024@60Hz
- 1680x1050@60Hz
- 1600x1200@60Hz
- 1920x1080@60Hz
Supported VGA Output Resolutions
- Matched to input resolution
More features include:
- 5-Year Cable Chick Replacement Warranty!
- HDMI (Male) to VGA (Female) Converter Adapter
- Converts Digital HDMI Video to Analogue VGA Video
- Ideal for using new PCs with older Computer Monitors, Projectors or other displays.
- Input resolution preserved for VGA output
- Maximum reliable resolution: 1920x1080 @ 60Hz
- No additional power required (powered by HDMI port)
- VGA Cable required to complete connection to display
- Colour: Black
Why shop with Cable Chick
- Australia's leading retailer of AV cables and tech accessories
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- 14 years experience with 1000's of health, government & education clients
- ALL products locally stocked for same-day dispatch
- Industry leading warranties up to 5-years on products
- A customer base of over 250k+ Australians who trust Cable Chick
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