USB C to VGA Adapter Type C to VGA Monitor Converter Compatible 2023-2016 MacBook Pro 13/15/16 New iPad/Surface/Mac Air Surface iPad Chromebook XPS Phone More(CU606 Gray)

USB C to VGA AdapterMax resolution output is 1920x1080@60Hz downward compatible with 1080i 720p 576p 480i / 480p.
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Note:?? If the VGA didn't work generally considering compatibility issues please contact us we will sovle the problem within 24 hours on working days. Wide Compatibility VGA to USB C AdapterCompatible with Apple 2016/2017/2018/2019/2020/2021/2022/2023 MacBook Pro 13/15/16 (Thunderbolt 3/Thunderbolt 4) New MacBook Air/iPad/iMac iPad Pro (2021/2020/2018) iPad mini 6 iPad Air 4 / 5 Surface Pro 7/Book 2/Go HP Galaxy S8+/S9/S9+/S10/S20/S20 Ultra/S21 and devices support DP ALT Mode. Build-in Chip & Ingenious Non-slip DesignThe CB-CU606 USB C to VGA adapter is equipped with build-in chip that transfers USB C signal into analog signal. Output clear and stable video signal to VGA display. Perfect for driving one or two VGA enabled televisions monitors or projectors at the same time. User-friendly non-slip connector for easier plug and unplug. Plug and PlayNo additional driver / software required. Suit for MacOS Windows 10/ 8.1 /8 ChromeOS and Linux OS (For devices with full functional USB-C port only). Also compatible with the New iPad Pro 11 / 12.9 without any setting. You can easily connect a source device (e. g. laptop cell phone) with Type-c interface to a receiving source device (e.

g. TV monitor projector) with VGA interface The adapter only supports USB C to VGA transfer and does not support reverse transfer. Stable Driver 3.0 CertifiedLENTION published the advanced Stable Driver 3.0 standard to help customers buy with confidence. The standard included 3 main features: Non-Interference between connected peripherals Sufficient power supply and the Devices working under normal temperature without overheating