USB-C to HDMI VGA HUB - connecting and mirroring a Type-C-equipped PC or Mac laptop to HDMI/VGA-enabled TV or display in up to 1080p@60Hz or UHD (3840x2160)@30Hz , the HDMI and VGA can work simultaneously.
Support 4K Max - Supports HD 720P, Full HD 1080P for VGA and 4K UHD(3840x2160)@30Hz for HDMI. Note: When HDMI and VGA work simultaneously, the maximum resolution of the two is 1080P/60Hz.
.Description:
Item type:Adapter
Plug and Play - No need to install any drivers or external power supply. iMXPW USB-C to HDMI Multiport Adapter is only compatible with Type-C port of Thunderbolt 3 /GEN 1/GEN 2/DP Alt Mode. Note: the travel adapter is only support mirror mode, not support extended mode.
Wide Compatible - Compatible a Type-C equipped devices and peripherals (Thunderbolt 3 compatible), such as New MacBook 12", New MacBook Pro 13"/15", iMac Pro 2017, iMac, Chromebooks, Dell XPS 13/15, Galaxy S8 etc.
Specifications:
Side 1 (Input): USB-C Port (Thunderbolt 3 Compatible) *1
Side 2 (Output): HDMI (4K*2K, 30Hz) *1
Side 2 (Output): VGA (1080P, 60Hz) *1
Hub Color: Space Gray + Black
Cable: Triple Shielded
Important Notes:
1. Both HDMI and VGA output supports VIDEO to monitor/HDTV. HDMI also supports AUDIO output, but VGA doesn't have that capability.
2. There is no HDMI and VGA cable in the package, you may buy it for yourselves.
3. When the signal does not transmit, please check whether the interfaces on both ends are tightened, or try to make usb-c interface flip and then insert it twice.
4. This travel adapter is compatible with USB Type-C Thunderbolt 3 devices that are capable of outputting a DisplayPort signal (DP Alt Mode).
5. In order to enjoy the 4K HD pictures, please use the 1.4 or higher version HDMI cable, and 3+9 VGA cable, we highly recommend a HDMI cable within 5.9ft to connect the display for stable output.
6. Does not support non type-c ports devices, such as lighting ports or Micro ports.
Package Include:
1 x product, 1 x Manual, 1 x box packaging
Note:
The colors deviation might differ due to different monitor settings.
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