VGA Source to HDMI

Plug and play. I used this to hook up an old computer monitor to a new pc. Works like a charm, instant results. Saved me a ton of money since I did not have to buy a new monitor.

The HDMI (PC) to VGA (monitor) device works as advertised, is well-made, and solves the frustrating problem of connecting an old VGA monitor to a new PC with an HDMI video input efficiently and cost-effectively. Why spend more when this device resolves the dilemma?

Does the job nicely for my "vintage" ThinkPad, which now will project decent 1080p quality pictures to my 65" TV.

This works great. Picture is nice and clear. Great value for the price. Now, keep in mind that you MUST set your computer to output video at 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz in order for this video adapter to work correctly (this is ever so briefly covered in the instructions). If you need help setting your computer to output video correctly, I would recommend using ChatGPT to help (especially if you're using Linux). There may be some brief scripting you will need to do to make your computer output to this size (I had to do so). If you do not set the output video to 1920 x 1080, you will likely not see any video (your tv will act like there's nothing there). Once you have it set correctly, this adapter will work properly. Yes, it does indeed send stereo audio from you computer to your monitor on the HDMI. You WILL need to supply your own HDMI cable to go from this adapter to your tv, so if you don't already have one, grab that while you're shopping as well.

This HDMI to VGA adapter works perfectly and was very easy to use. I connected my computer to a monitor/projector without any issues, and the signal is stable with clear image quality. The gold-plated connector feels sturdy and well made. A simple and reliable solution if you need to connect HDMI to VGA devices. Very satisfied 😊👍

Update to previous 3 star review. I sent an email directly to Support at Benfei outlining the problem described in the initial review with extra detail and screenshots covering both the connection to the docking station and the connection directly into the new HP. I received a reply the same day outlining 3 possibilities, one being that a replacement was being arranged and should arrive within 2 days. It arrived, I plugged it in to the docking station and the external monitor works, no intermittent black-outs. The adapter still does not work when plugged directly into the HDMI port on my new HP laptop; it is as if it is not there. The VGA cable worked fine plugged directly into my old Toshiba's VGA port. I am terribly impressed with the customer service of this company. "We will work with you to fix it." was Mike's closing statement. Things happen, it is how the problem is approached that makes an impression. Thank you. So if it is going to ever work plugged directly into the HP laptop, I am sure Customer Service will figure it out. For me having the external monitor plugged into the docking station is actually my set up of choice. _________________ I view a document on my laptop monitor and type the translation/transcription in a Word document which shows on the extended monitor. I have a second monitor plugged into my docking station (Targus) and needed this adapter to do so. The picture is fine and clear. However periodically the screen just blacks out then comes back. If I am typing as this happens what I am typing will continue even though I cannot see it. I have tested the 2nd monitor plugged directly into the laptop and it works fine and I have tried all the various different settings. The docking station's drivers are all up to date. I also verified all the connections to ensure that they were seated properly. So I do not know why this is happening.

Connects perfectly with Ubuntu/Kubuntu 24.04 on my old Dell XPS 15 to an old analog only monitor. The bad reviews seem to come from confusion about what this device does. It will connect your newer computer (HDMI output) to an older monitor (with the VGA cable) - not the other way around. Good stuff.

This works really well. I have a laptop that does have the VGA out, and then a TV unit that has HDMI in. This device let's those two sync from laptop display into TV monitor, and the USB plug allows the laptop sound to be played through the TV, which in this case could be the TV speakers, or, as I have it, RCA output to an Amp that drives larger speakers in the room. Remember that when you have an additional display, Click on WINDOWS and "P" to get options for display to both devices

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I have an Compaq 7550, I can set it to 1280 x 1024 @ 75hz with this adapter and it looks great, though I prefer 1280 x 960 for a true 4:3 experience. I tested the adapter and it displayed 1920 x 1080 @ 59.94Hz, though it flickers a bit, but that is probably old CRT issues. I could also do 1024 x 768 @ 85Hz. So I'd say this adapter works as advertised.

A great product, it performs as advertised.

Works with KVM Switches as well.

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