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A compact black adapter connecting a USB-C port to a VGA display, weighing 0.1 kg
The Dell DBQBNBC064 adapter connects a USB Type-C source to a VGA monitor or projector using a 24-pin male plug and a 15-pin female socket. It supports video output for presentations or extended desktops. The black enclosure weighs 0.1 unit. No external power is required for operation.
This adapter serves professionals connecting modern ultrabooks to older meeting-room projectors or monitors that only accept VGA. It is not for buyers who need higher resolutions than VGA can provide or who require audio transmission through the same cable. Users with DisplayPort or HDMI sources should choose a different connector type.
The first end presents a 24-pin USB Type-C male connector while the second end provides a 15-pin HD-15 VGA female port. This fixed cable layout determines compatibility with the host device and the display cable. Verify that the source supports video alt mode over USB-C before purchase.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Part Number | DBQBNBC064 |
| Type | Video Adapter |
| Changer Type | USB/VGA |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.1 |
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 142 × 76 × 23 mm |
The adapter has a 24-pin USB Type C male on one end and a 15-pin HD-15 VGA female on the other; both are fixed, so you simply match each end to the port on your device and display.
It converts the USB Type C signal to an analogue VGA output, letting you drive a VGA monitor or projector from a USB-C port that supports video alternate mode.
The USB Type C end carries the video signal and the VGA end delivers it; the maximum resolution and refresh rate depend on the host port's video alternate mode implementation.
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