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Ruth's sister HDMI to VGA audio converter 3.5 mm 1080P internal power cable
Converts HDMI to VGA with 3.5 mm audio output, supports 1080P resolution, draws 140 mA from the source and features a low-power standby mode for laptops and tablets
- Converts HDMI to VGA and 3.5 mm audio for legacy displays
- Supports 1080P resolution for clear video output
- Draws only 140 mA from the HDMI port for low power use
- Chip enters standby when VGA is unplugged to save laptop battery
- Gold-plated terminals and ABS shell for durable connections
HDMI to VGA converter with audio
This portable digital-to-analogue converter takes an HDMI signal and outputs VGA video plus 3.5 mm audio. It draws up to 140 mA at 5 V from the source device and works plug-and-play without external power. The built-in chip enters a low-power standby mode when no display is connected, helping battery-powered laptops and tablets last longer.
Replaces direct HDMI-to-VGA cables without sound
Unlike passive adapters that only carry video, this unit adds a separate audio jack for speakers or headphones. The upgrade is worthwhile when your source has HDMI but the monitor or projector only accepts VGA and you also need sound. It supports resolutions up to 1080P for clear image quality on legacy displays.
Check your HDMI port can supply 5 V at 140 mA
Verify the host device provides enough current; some older ports may not meet the requirement. Ensure you have a VGA cable and a 3.5 mm audio cable for the connections. Note that the audio output is line-level and requires an external amplifier or powered speakers to produce sound.
Highlights
- Converts HDMI to VGA and 3.5 mm audio for legacy displays
- Supports 1080P resolution for clear video output
- Draws only 140 mA from the HDMI port for low power use
- Chip enters standby when VGA is unplugged to save laptop battery
- Gold-plated terminals and ABS shell for durable connections
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 140 mA power draw from my HDMI port be enough to run the converter without extra cables?
Yes, the unit draws only 140 mA at 5 V from the HDMI source, so no external power supply is required.
Do I need to install drivers or change BIOS settings to get 1080P video and 3.5 mm audio working?
No driver or BIOS changes are needed; the converter is plug-and-play and delivers 1080P video plus stereo audio through the 3.5 mm jack.
If I leave the adapter plugged in but disconnect the VGA monitor, will it still drain my laptop battery?
The chip enters a near-zero standby mode when the VGA output is unplugged, so battery drain is negligible.
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