UGREEN HDMI to VGA Adapter 1080P HDMI to VGA Display Monitor with 3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack for TV Projector PC Laptop Monitor Intel Computer Stick Streaming Stick

Bought a cheap one from an auction site, literally fell apart 1st time I used it, and by that time was unable to send it back, they do say you get what you pay for, it was Dear, and it wasn't good, however this adapter is well made, yes its not the cheapest but it feels solidly made, used it throughout the Euro football to watch my firestick on my monitor, was absolutely fantastic no issues at all, had seen some reviews that stated you need to power it for sound, I have it plugged into my rechargeable soundbar and it worked fine wirh being powered.Picture and sound quality excellent can highly recommend this adapter you will not be disappointed at all.

Using it to connect my Nintendo Switch to an old high-end LCD monitor.I had to buy this after other brand's "amazon's recommended" dongle failed miserably to maintain picture stability due sync issues (VGA signal is analog so very sensitive to timings).Now this one works perfectly, image is stable, audio is fine, latency is minimal for an active adapter, and USB power isn't necessary with my setup.Quite satisfied.

Used for Amazon Fire TV Stick to a 2004 Philips 24inch flat screen with no HDMI but with VGA input. I thought I was going to have to send this back as all I got was lines across the screen when I first connected the adapter. After a bit of investigating online I found the screen resolution setting needed for the TV was different to the setting for my newer living room TV.I put the Fire Stick back into my living room TV and on the Fire Stick went to 'Settings', 'Display & Sounds', 'Video Resolution' and changed it from 'Auto' to '720p 60Hz' (picture attached)I then connected the Fire Stick to the adapter put it back in the old Philips TV and it worked perfectly this time. I connected my portable JAM speaker to the adapter and the sound was good and in sync. Woohoo :-) I can now watch Amazon Prime, Netflix and BBC iPlayer etc in the bedroom now without having to buy a new TV.I knocked a star off the review as it would have been good to have some helpful instructions in the box with some troubleshooting tips.

Quality packaging, quality product. Plug it into your monitor, plug an hdmi cable into your laptop etc then plug that into the converter. Turn your monitor on and there you go.If this is for a second monitor then you may need to adjust the screen resolution and as its HDMI you may need to change the scaling to get a full screen image. This is normal with any monitor utilising an hdmi connection. There are a ton of videos and guides in the net for sorting this out. Let google be your friend.

Good quality, reasonable price.

IT REALLY WASTE OF MY MONEY EXPENSIVE AND IT DID NOT WORK TO MY OLD LAP TOP NO SIGN OF ANYTHING WHEN I CONNECT TO MY TV VIA HDMI , I KEEP ADJUSTING MY TV , AND LAPTOP NOTHING HAPPEND . BEFORE I ORDERED THIS ITEM I READ THE DESCRIPTION SO I TRIED TO GET ONE. IF YOU CAN GIVE ME ANY ADVICE APPRECIATE ....

I didn't expect too much for £15, after all I was trying to get my unused Fire TV Stick (first generation) to work into a Samsung SyncMaster 570S that I bought around 20 years ago to put a 'TV' in the garage on the cheap. It hasn't worked, despite doing as others have said and changing the TV Stick display settings (I've tried them all). I've also tried it on a NowTV stick and my 'TheC64' again with no joy. As an aside....if you were a fan of the Commodore 64 in the 80s and haven't yet discovered TheC64, just get one....you won't be disappointed.So, why 3 stars and not 0? Well, I then plugged in my Raspberry Pi 4 and it just worked and did so very well with great clarity, so that is where it will stay.The adapter probably lacks a few controls that would let you adjust screen properties, refresh rate, scaling, etc, that may give you more success with more devices, but I guess that would push the price up. For £15 though, you may think it is worth taking a chance. Clearly it works, but it is probably very dependent upon your output VGA device's ability to auto adjust to what ever the adapter is sending it.

I got this to use my Google Chromecast on an HD tv with broken HDMI board. This worked a treat. Its worth noting you will need to get the sound into your TV using the audio Jack on the adapter. On my particular tv I had to use audio jack to phono leads to get sound in. This little adapter saved me the cost of buying a new TV for steaming content. I had tried other adapters but this one worked using a USB adapter to power it (not supplied although micro usb cable is)