Micro HDMI to VGA Video Converter Adapter with 3.5mm Audio

The STC-NN014 Micro HDMI to VGA Adapter converter Cable with 3.5mm audio compact-designed portable Moread Micro HDMI to VGA adapter connects a computer, desktop, laptop, or other devices with HDMI port to a monitor, projector, HDTV, or other devices with VGA port; Tuck this lightweight gadget into your bag or pocket to do a business presentation with your laptop and projector, or extend your desktop screen to a monitor or TV; A VGA cable is required (sold separately),



Tablet Companion
Whether you're looking for a bigger screen to watch movies from your tablet, Ugreen micro HDMI to VGA Converter is the ideal tool for getting the most out of your touch screen computing experience. The can connect your Android device to most monitors and projectors to view your PowerPoint presentations, games,movies and other apps on a larger scaled.

How to use
Micro HDMI to VGA Adapter connects Micro HDMI compatible devices with a Micro HDMI output VGA equipped monitors and displays with VGA male to male cable this versatile adapter provides a convenient solution for displaying video or other content on a larger display.

Adapter Specifications
1.Audio & Video Input: Micro-HDMI Male
2. Video Output: VGA Female port; VGA cable (sold separately) is required
3.Supported Video Resolutions:VGA support 800 600/720i/720p/1280 1024/1600 1200/1920*1200P/60HZ
4. 3.5mm Audio jack for audio output when connecting VGA monitors
4. Optional Power: Micro USB Port for power if required
5.VGA only Video output

Compatible Devices
Ultrabooks, tablets, smartphones, cameras and camcorders with an available Micro HDMI output

What's in the Package
Micro HDMI to VGA Adapter *1PCS

Warranty & Support
-Limited Two-Year Warranty and Lifetime Product Support
Customer Feedback



"he converter was indeed plug and play. I have a Samsung 700t old tablet style machine that I installed Windows 10 on. This allows me to connect a VGA monitor for things like playing older games. There are only 2 issues I have. The first issue is that every once in a while the screen on the monitor starts to flip out. The picture starts to get a wavy feel to it. Unplugging the adapter and plugging it back in fixes the issue. I have a feeling it is because the port on the tablet is higher so the VGA cable and converter end are hanging off to the side which is pulling on the micro-HDMI connecter. A longer cable from connecter to converter would have been nice. I knew it was short when I bought it though. I picked this up because I wanted a cheap solution to test if I could even get a signal fro the tablet. The second and more concerning thing was that the adapter itself says Acer on it. This makes me question if the device was a refurb or if the company just buys and resells whatever they find. Regardless not a big deal since the device works, but a heads up on the description page would have been nice."



"I've had trouble with other converters. Namely, none worked at all to allow me to connect to VGA (for projectors) from my laptop. This device was immediately recognized by Windows, and works perfectly to project via VGA.
I've only owned it a short time, so I cannot speak to its longevity."