Dvi to hdmi Adapter

Bi-directional Transmission

Compatible with any HDMI-equipped hosts to DVI-equipped monitors.

Or transmit high-quality signals from DVI-enabled hosts to HDMI-enabled monitors

Lossless transmission

Freely connect the adapter to enjoy the big-screen experience, a excellent solution for connecting from a PC to a display

Universal Compatibility

Fit both DVI (24+1) and DVI (24+5) female port

Pocket Size
Portable size and extremely light weight makes it possible to take into pocket and small bag
1080P Resolution
Supports resolutions up to 1920 1200 and 1080P
Audio has to be transmitted separately
HDMI cables needed with this adatper(sold seperately)
Gold-Plated Connectors
Ensure a maximum signal quality and stable signal transmission
Lower transmission impedance, resist corrosion and can plug and pull for more times than usual connectors
Drivers free

No extra drivers needed. Supports the high quality video and Hi-Fi stereo sound.

Customer Feedback


"This things are awesome and I would recommend you get these over any others. They are cheap and come in 2, unlike others that come with 1 at like the same price. There are different versions of these that you can get, some have a wire for extension, but I don't see why you would need that. these are great. and if you need a DVI to HDMI converter just get these. Don't see why you would get any other ones."


"I needed to connect a second device to a monitor that only had one HDMI, but had a DVI and VGA. I did not have a HDMI (from my laptop) to DVI directly, and I did not want to buy a dedicated cable. This worked great, because it provides enough quality for use on a 1080p monitor as a second display. Do note that it does not provide audio channels, so you will need a different adapter or a separate speaker to hook up to. The audio out jack on the monitor will not work with DVI. Worked great for me though, since I could just use the HDMI port for my audio-heavy devices. Two-pack is a great value. Would recommend!"


"These are passive adapters, so they don't restrict resolutions or compatibility. It also means there's no active circuitry inside to make them expensive and failure-prone. It's just bits to metal wiring the right pins of an HDMI plug to those of a DVI plug. It will convert DVI to HDMI, or HDMI to DVI. Or you can even use two of these plus an HDMI cable instead of a DVI cable, though I don't know why you'd want to.

The passive design does come with a caveat: It is DVI-D only. It does not have or use the analog DVI-A pins. So, you CANNOT stack it with a DVI to VGA passive adapter to convert between HDMI and VGA — if you tried this you would just end up with a blank screen.

I can't say whether it works with 4K, 3D or any of that. I bought them and have been using them for a year now to connect a DVI source, to an HDMI switcher, to a DVI display — a viable switching solution even if you only want to switch between DVI sources, because HDMI switches are cheap but DVI switches are not."