Cable Matters 48Gbps USB C to HDMI Adapter Supporting 4K 120Hz and 8K HDR - Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4 Port Compatible - Maximum Supported Resolution on Any Mac via This Adapter is 4K@60Hz

Perfect. The only adapter that works just as advertised. I bought this as it supports Atmos format content from PC without HDMI port and it is able to output Dolby Atmos audio without breaking a sweat. No heating issues, just plug and play. Even the driver update was not required, the one I received had the latest firmware preinstalled.

The model I received was 201388-A with VMM7100. You may need to update the firmaware but after that, it is just plug & play with M1 Mac and Supports 4k@120Hz on my LG C2.

Worked with my MB M1 Pro. updated the firmware using Parallels and worked like a charm (LG C2 & 4k 120 hz)

Cumple con la función de pasar señal 4K 120hz hasta 12 bit color Full Gamma. Pero se pierde compatibilidad con VRR (Gsync / Freesync) Si tienes una RTX 20XX y no quieres estar limitado al HDMI 2.0 este adaptador es la opción, pero considera que no es compatible con VRR.

I was quite mad discovering that it needs a firmware update, and then to my dismay unable to achieve the image I wanted. However, it turns out the cable was the issue!

I have the AMD RX6800 XT graphics card in my computer, it has one HDMI output, two DisplayPort and one USB-C. The HDMI was already taken by another monitor I use, so I ended up opting for USB-C -> HDMI to be able to share screen to my TV. Cheap adapters kept limiting my connection. One gave me only 24Hz, very "laggy" picture. Another would top out at 30. A third wouldn't even let me reach 4k. Then I decided to go for the recognized Cable Matters, and just out of the box I can turn up all settings without any issues. Thanks for a reliable device! Extra bonus star for the fact that firmware updates are available even after buying the product. That's was beyond expected. 6/5!

It has been quite a learning experience on how to get my MacBook running at 4k HDR 60hz and this adapter will do it for you. For me and perhaps for you too, you have to choose the full 4k resolution of either 2048x1080 (HiDPI) or 4096x2160 before you get a choice of 25, 50 or 60hz, otherwise, for me, all I get is 25hz for my very old Sony TV. Thus with my MacBook outputting at 4k 60hz HDR I had thought that I would get my netflix, disney and amazon all playing at 4k HDR, but unfortunately for me my whole chain of receiver to my old 4k HDR Sony tv is a full chain of 2.2 compliant devices so therefore all the streaming services still only plays 1080p. Yes you can get netflix, disney and amazon prime to play at 4k but you do need all your devices to be HDMI 2.2 compliant.

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