Connect Your USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 Laptop or Phone to Any VGA Monitor with Plugable's USB C to VGA Cable

W.: It’s a connector. It works or it doesn’t. This worked just fine and served the purpose. No problems. Wouldn’t hesitate to by same thing again if needed if the price was right.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

Dan: Perfect! Simple solution to allowing us to connect a stone age monitor to a modern laptop

Australia on Jul 14, 2023

Gary: The product arrived promptly, it was exactly what I wanted, and so far it works great.

United States on Jun 30, 2023

Kevin Suggett: Perfect. This is just what I was looking for. I’m now able to run 2 exterior monitors off my MacBook Pro. I’m only sorry I never found these sooner! And for the price you can’t go wrong.

Canada on Apr 30, 2023

Gaylene: I discovered that my cat enjoyed watching nature videos on my cell phone. I had an old computer monitor in storage. So, yes, I got this cord so my cat would have her I wn "big screen tv"! It works GREAT! Lucky loves it!

The only drawback is that the phone does not charge when connected with this adapter. If it did, I would've given 5 stars.

Canada on Apr 18, 2023

WANG C.: The cable works well with my MacBook Pro, I finally have two external monitors working now. Although VGA resolution is not satisfying , it is not the cable problem.

Singapore on Feb 02, 2023

Amazon Customer: Easy to use. Good quality

United States on Sep 06, 2022

Michelle: I bought this for my home office. So far it does exactly what it is designed for. :-) I am happy with my purchase

United States on Aug 14, 2022

Will: A must needed addition to my work life. Highly recommend this to anyone who has dual monitors in an office and is tired of looking at items on their phones. This item plugs directly into the vga port in the back of the PC monitor and into the usb c port on your phone. Instant screen mirroring. You may have to select vga display from pc menu to launch the screen mirroring but that's not difficult to do. Highly recommend

United States on Dec 30, 2020

Onyva: Le câble est utilisé sur un NUC de la génération Kaby Lake(7100U). Windows détecte immédiatement que l'écran est branché sur la sortie USB-C. Des tests concluants ont été faits sur 2 écrans, l'un en 1920x1080 et l'autre en 1920x1200. Dans les 2 cas, un seul écran est relié à la prise USB-C du NUC, l'écran est considéré comme affichage principal par Windows.
Cependant il faut remarquer que les messages du POST ne s'affichent pas, on arrive directement sur le bureau de Windows, cela veut dire que si on utilise la sortie USB-C pour l'affichage principal, on ne voit passer aucun message du BIOS, y compris erreur, puisque celui-ci ne détecte pas la présence de l'écran. Ce n'est pas un problème en usage courant, sauf en cas d'erreur au boot. Et bien sûr si on vent modifier la config du BIOS. Il est utile de préciser que ce problème n'a rien à voir avec le câble !
Un conseil donc, sur un PC à l'heure actuelle, il est préférable d'utiliser la sortie USB-C pour branche un écran secondaire, comme bureau étendu sous Windows par exemple.

France on Jun 29, 2018