VGA to HDMI Adapter with Audio & USB Power

Easily convert your old laptop or desktop's VGA output to an HDMI display using this VGA to HDMI Adapter with Audio and USB Power. Designed for seamless integration between legacy systems and modern displays, this adapter transmits both video and audio signals from a VGA-enabled device to an HDMI-equipped HDTV, monitor, or projector.

Featuring a high-performance conversion chipset, gold-plated HDMI connectors, and plug-and-play functionality, this lightweight and compact device is perfect for business presentations, classroom use, home entertainment, or any situation where you need to connect your PC to a bigger screen.

Key Features

VGA to HDMI Conversion with Audio
Converts analog VGA signals (video) and 3.5mm audio from older PCs and laptops to HDMI output for use with modern displays.

Full HD Resolution Support
Supports VGA input resolutions from 800×600 to 1920×1080, and HDMI output up to 720p, 1080i, and 1080p, delivering crisp and clear visuals on large screens.

Integrated Audio & USB Power
Built-in 3.5mm audio jack for transmitting sound and USB cable for powerno additional adapters or drivers required.

Gold-Plated HDMI Interface
Corrosion-resistant and durable gold-plated HDMI port ensures stable HD signal transmission and long-term reliability.

Compact and Portable
Slim, lightweight design makes it easy to carry in your laptop bag, perfect for presentations, classrooms, or remote work setups.

Compatibility

Input Devices (VGA Source):

• Desktop PCs

• Laptops

• Notebooks

• Older devices with only VGA output

Output Devices (HDMI Display):

• HDTVs

• Monitors

• Projectors

• Digital display panels

How to Use

1. Plug the VGA connector .

2. Insert the USB and 3.5mm audio cables into their respective ports.

3. Connect an HDMI cable to the adapter’s HDMI port and then to your display device (TV, projector, etc.).

4. Play any video, presentation, or contentthe screen will be mirrored or extended automatically.

Perfect For:

• Business presentations

• Classroom or training setups

• Watching videos or movies on big screens

• Extending or mirroring laptop display

• Reusing older laptops with newer HDMI displays