LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD VGA Extension Cable 90 Degree Up Angled Male to Straight Male 1080P@60hz 3COAX+6C 1m 3.3ft
A 90-degree angled VGA extension cable with foil-shielded 3COAX+6C wiring delivers 1080P at 60 Hz over 3.3 ft
- Fits tight spaces with 90 degree up angled connector
- Delivers 1080P@60hz high-definition visuals
- Foil shielding protects signal from interference
- Male-to-male connectors extend display to monitors and projectors
- 15-pin D-type VGA interface ensures broad compatibility
Tight-space VGA extension
This 1-metre VGA extension cable adds reach between a graphics card or laptop and a monitor or projector. A 90-degree upward-angled male connector fits beside other cables or against a chassis wall where a straight plug would not seat. The opposite end is a standard straight male VGA plug for the display device.
Signal integrity at 1080P 60 Hz
Foil shielding around the 3COAX+6C construction blocks electromagnetic interference that can degrade analogue video. The cable supports 1080P resolution at 60 Hz refresh, delivering a stable picture for office work, presentations or legacy gaming without visible artefacts or flicker.
Fifteen-pin D-sub reliability
Each connector carries the full 15-pin D-sub layout in three rows of five, matching the VGA port found on most graphics cards and displays. The male-to-male design extends an existing cable run rather than replacing it, so buyers needing a female-to-male adapter or a longer run beyond 1 metre will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Fits tight spaces with 90 degree up angled connector
- Delivers 1080P@60hz high-definition visuals
- Foil shielding protects signal from interference
- Male-to-male connectors extend display to monitors and projectors
- 15-pin D-type VGA interface ensures broad compatibility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 90-degree up-angled VGA male connector into a tight port?
Align the 15-pin D-type plug with the female port and press straight in; the up-angled hood clears rear obstacles so you do not need to tilt the cable downward.
What upkeep does the foil-shielded 3COAX+6C cable need over time?
Check the connector thumbscrews and cable jacket every few months; tighten loose screws and replace the cable if the jacket shows cracks or the pins are bent.
At what point does the 1080P 60 Hz signal degrade on the 3.3 ft run?
The 1 m length stays within standard VGA limits, so the 1080P 60 Hz image remains stable unless the cable is sharply kinked or the connectors become loose.
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