Important Notice

1. One Way DisplayPort to VGA Only: Connects a DisplayPort source to a VGA display and does not support VGA to DisplayPort conversion.
2. VGA Cable and Audio Not Included: A separate VGA male to male cable is required. VGA normally carries video only.
3. Up to 1080P 60Hz: Actual output depends on the source device, VGA cable and display. 4K support is not stated.
4. Locking Connector: Press the DisplayPort release button before unplugging.
5. Single Adapter Only: Computer, display, VGA cable and other accessories are not included.

Product Overview

Connect a DisplayPort computer to a VGA monitor, projector or HDTV with this compact one-way video converter. Its built-in chip converts digital DisplayPort video into analog VGA output up to 1920 × 1080 at 60Hz on compatible equipment. The adapter requires no separate driver and is available in Black and White.

Key Features

• DisplayPort male to VGA female connection
• Built-in digital-to-analog conversion chip
• Up to 1080P 60Hz video output
• Driver-free setup
• Gold-plated DisplayPort connector
• Locking latch with release button
• Oxygen-free copper core
• Compact portable design
• Black and White color options

Compatible Devices

Compatibility Note: Check that the source has DisplayPort output and the display has VGA input. Actual video output depends on the source, cable and display.

Source Devices

• Computer with DisplayPort
• Desktop computer with DisplayPort
• Laptop with DisplayPort
• PC with DisplayPort

Display Devices

• VGA monitor
• VGA projector
• VGA compatible HDTV
• Display device with VGA input

Common Daily Applications

• Connect a DisplayPort computer to an older VGA monitor
• Use a laptop with a VGA projector for presentations
• Connect a desktop computer to a VGA equipped HDTV
• Carry as a compact adapter for offices and classrooms

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ

Can it connect a VGA computer to a DisplayPort monitor?
No. The adapter only works from a DisplayPort source to a VGA display.

Why is there no picture after connection?
Confirm that the computer is outputting video through DisplayPort, the display is using the correct VGA input and the VGA cable works correctly.

Does it support 4K or audio?
This adapter is listed for up to 1080P 60Hz, and VGA normally does not carry audio.

How should I unplug the adapter?
Press the DisplayPort release button before pulling the connector out.