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BUCIER Blue VGA Cable 15 Pin Male to Male 1.5 m
A 1.5 m VGA cable with 15-pin male-to-male connectors supporting resolutions up to 1920x1080
- Connects PCs and monitors with 15-pin male-to-male plugs
- Secure screw-in connectors prevent accidental disconnection
- 5 metre length suits typical desk setups
- Supports 1920x1080 Full HD and higher resolutions
- Works with monitors, projectors, laptops and TVs
1.5 m VGA Cable with HDDB15 Connectors
This 1.5 metre VGA cable uses HDDB15 15‑pin male connectors on both ends. It links a PC or laptop to a monitor, projector or TV that accepts a VGA input. The screw‑in shells keep the connection secure during use. The blue jacket identifies the cable at a glance.
Suits legacy displays and projectors with VGA ports
Buyers connecting older LCD or LED monitors, classroom projectors or legacy laptops will find the cable fits directly. It supports SVGA, XGA, UXGA, WSXGA and 1080P Full HD resolutions up to 1920x1080. Users needing digital interfaces such as HDMI or DisplayPort, or lengths beyond 1.5 metres, should look at alternative cables.
Check your devices for 15‑pin VGA sockets before
Verify that both the source and the display have a 15‑pin VGA (HDDB15) female port. Ensure the required resolution is within the listed modes up to 1920x1080. Confirm the 1.5 metre reach suits the distance between your equipment. No driver or software installation is needed for the analog video signal.
Highlights
- Connects PCs and monitors with 15-pin male-to-male plugs
- Secure screw-in connectors prevent accidental disconnection
- 5 metre length suits typical desk setups
- Supports 1920x1080 Full HD and higher resolutions
- Works with monitors, projectors, laptops and TVs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connectors must my monitor and computer have for this 15-pin male-to-male VGA cable to fit?
Both devices need a female HDDB15 15-pin VGA port; the cable screws into each port for a secure connection.
Will this 1.5-metre cable carry a 1080p signal from an older laptop to a newer 1920x1080 monitor without quality loss?
Yes, the cable supports resolutions up to 1920x1080, so a legacy laptop with a VGA output can drive a Full HD display at its native resolution.
How can I verify the cable is delivering a proper 1080p picture after I connect it?
Set the source to 1920x1080 in your display settings and confirm the monitor reports that exact resolution with a stable, flicker-free image.
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