Jansicotek
Jansicotek HDMI to VGA Adapter with Micro USB Charging Cord Male to Female White 10 ft
Converts HDMI digital output to VGA analog input for monitors and projectors up to 1920x1080 at 60Hz, includes Micro-USB power for low-power devices and a 10 ft cable
- ColorWhite
- Cable Length10 ft.
- Connects HDMI devices to VGA displays
- Micro-USB power supports low-output sources
- Active IC chip converts digital to analog
- Gold-plated HDMI resists corrosion and improves signal
- 10 ft cable length with 4 inch strain relief
HDMI to VGA adapter with micro-USB power
This active converter connects an HDMI source to a VGA display using a built-in IC chip. The 10 ft cable includes a short strain-relief section to protect the HDMI port on the host device. A micro-USB cable supplies extra power when the source has low output. Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and maintain signal quality.
Up to 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz resolution support
The adapter handles 1080p, 720p and 1600 x 1200 signals for monitors and projectors. It does not carry audio, so a separate connection is required for sound. HDCP copyrighted content such as Blu-ray discs or console output is not supported. The micro-USB power input must be used with low-power devices like some laptops or the Raspberry Pi.
White 10 ft cable with gold-plated HDMI plug
The VGA female port accepts standard VGA cables from displays, projectors or HDTVs. The short 4 inch tail reduces stress on the host HDMI socket during daily use. Plug-and-play installation requires no drivers on compatible hardware. The white jacket and gold contacts are built for reliable connection in office or home setups.
Highlights
- Connects HDMI devices to VGA displays
- Micro-USB power supports low-output sources
- Active IC chip converts digital to analog
- Gold-plated HDMI resists corrosion and improves signal
- 10 ft cable length with 4 inch strain relief
Specifications
| Color | White |
|---|---|
| Cable Length | 10 ft. |
Questions about this item
Will the 10 ft adapter reach my older VGA monitor that sits farther from my laptop?
The cable is 10 ft long, so it can bridge a larger gap between your HDMI source and a legacy VGA display without needing an extra extension cable.
How can I confirm the adapter is delivering the 1920x1080 60Hz signal my monitor expects?
After connecting, check your display settings; if the resolution reads 1920x1080 at 60Hz and the image is stable, the active IC chip is converting the digital HDMI signal to analog VGA correctly.
Does the box include a VGA cable for the monitor side, or only the HDMI-to-VGA converter with its micro USB power cord?
The adapter has a VGA female port, so you must supply your own VGA male-to-male cable to reach the monitor; the package provides the converter, attached micro USB charging cord, and 3.5 mm audio port.
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