UGREEN HDMI to VGA, HDMI to VGA Adapter Connector(Female to Male) with 3.5mm Audio Jack Compatible with Monitor, PC, Xbox, TV Stick, Raspberry Pi, Nintendo Switch, Roku, Computer, Laptop

The adapter functioned as described. I had no issues with the adapter. I connected my laptop to my vga projector with vga cables that I had & with an HDMI cable that I had as well. I ran a dvd on an external dvd player that I also had & everything worked as described. I recommend this adapter to anyone wanting to connect their laptop to a vga projector & play a movie or any other kind of dvd and project it to a screen.

I was so relieved I got my PS4 to project to the cheap Dell Monitor my wife picked up for me! The Digital signal from HDMI to DVI didn't work, but converting it to Analog VGA signal did the trick. I had to change the output to 480p, but it's so nice having my man cave up and running. So, it doesn't include a USB to power outlet. Make sure you have a reliable one of those. The first one I tried caused the signal to black out a few times. I also couldn't get a stronger signal than 480p to stay steady. UPDATE: I seem to be having a steady signal with 720p. I may try higher resolution later. I think the problem was my USB to power outlet was bad. Once I swapped that out it seems to be working much better.

This product works great, but it should also include a feature to downscale the resolution. I had an old 2009 Acer PC monitor that I wanted to transform into a TV to watch movies in my bedroom. So I plugged this adapter into the monitor and connected my 1080p TV stick via HDMI and the monitor said Input Not Supported. After further research I realized that my monitor had a max resolution of 1680x1050, and unfortunately my TV stick cannot go below 1080p. So I had to buy another device (the Blackbird 4k Up and Down Converter) which took in 1080p HDMI input from my TV stick and downscaled it to 720p HDMI output. Also, I mounted the monitor upside down, and neither the TV stick nor the monitor had an option to Flip 180 Degrees, so I bought another box (TV Rotate Controller) to flip the picture upside-down. Overall, I had to settle on using 4 components (the UGREEN adapter, the Up and Down Converter, the Rotate TV Controller, and the TV stick) which all have separate power adapters, plus the monitor itself creates an additional cord, so that's 5 plugs on my power strip and a lot of clutter. It would be nice if the UGREEN adapter included some of these features (180 degree flip, resolution downscale/upscale). But if you know what you're buying and you don't need any of this stuff, it's a great standalone product.

This is my 20-nth Ugreen tech product and all have performed admirably. This one is no exception. I used this to convert my old but high end VGA monitor to use as a TV with an Amazon Fire stick and my old desktop speakers. Worked great! Good quality connection. The Firestick won't control the volume on the desktop speakers of course, but for all of $20 (this connector plus an Dukabel audio cable) I have an alternate TV setup.

I was in search of something to help setup my Amazon fire TV at the office so I can watch my favorite sports teams on those long nights (SlingBox App). Granted I used to watch on my computer but it doesn't play nice when I try to dual wield my work applications at the same time. What I needed: A unit that would allow for a female HDMI input and either VGA or DVI to connect to my computer monitor. One minor note: DO NOT directly hook up the 3.5mm output jack to headphones or any other audio peripheral that doesn't have a volume button to this unit if your HDMI peripheral is not capable on innate volume control on it's own. The unit is a pass through unit for whatever audio current being output by the HDMI peripheral and does not have any volume control. Thankfully my headphones weren't on my head when I connected the audio cables but it could have been bad (scared the crap out of everybody at the office, yeah it was that loud). On the other hand computer speakers had no issue and audio was clear with no background noise. As for a headphones I ended up getting an inline 3.5mm volume control mechanism to fix the issue. Video quality is solid (as can be expected from VGA) and thanks to this unit I won't have to miss a game.

I bought one and have been using it daily for 36 days and it just stopped working. Yesterday, the monitor wouldn't turn on and after restarting and unplugging/replugging a few times, the monitor came on but everything was blue. Today it won't turn on no matter what I try, I have tested my hdmi cable and both ports and everything works until i try using the adapter again. I tried to find a better adapter but it seems like there are 1200 different companies all selling this exact same adapter with a different brand name printed on the outside so i ended up buying another one from this company again. Figured there is no point buying from some other company when they are all the exact same adapter. Really unhappy with my purchase and really unhappy that I had to buy another one that is likely to break eventually as well.

I wanted to use a raspberry pi 5 with an old vga monitor. This worked with no hitches, I had a picture immediately. It comes with the usb cable required to power the unit, I used one of the pi 5 ports to run it. It also has a 3.5mm headphone jack if you want to listen to the hdmi audio as well.

Perfect cable transfer from HSMI to an older VGA 24" monitor. Didn't need audio since I have separate speakers and a headphone jack.