USB 3.0 to VGA Adapter: Multi-Display Video Converter for Connecting USB to VGA

Robin: Ben correct

Canada on Nov 24, 2023

Melissa Rodriguez Meda: Lo use para tener una pantalla extra, al conectar me pidió una configuración algo fácil de ejecutar y la reinicie y funciona perfectamente.

Mexico on Nov 23, 2023

Crystal Chysyk: With some troubleshooting this ended up working great!
There is an online driver download that was required, as I have a corporate owned laptop I had to request the IT dept to vet the site first and authorize the download. They did with no concerns but it took time.
Then came the struggle of getting it to work. I plugged it into the USB port on my laptop while I had an HDMI connection on for an extra monitor and it would not work. I left it for a couple days out of frustration and then gave it one last try where I unplugged the HDMI monitor and plugged in this USB monitor first then powered up the laptop and it came to life! I was then able to plug the HDMI monitor back in.
So key takeaway is to plug this monitor in first and once it’s running plug in your secondary option.

Canada on Oct 14, 2023

B D: The included software on the adapter (it shows up as a USB drive) has the hash: 7be04791df7cc79fc8427098bf9e3c11206e54d2d613d470e4b4d5855451e816
And is reported as malicious adware. The issue is that it installs executables to "manage" the display driver, and that is the malicious software. It does install a driver, but you're better off digging around for the driver itself instead of using some malicious .exe file that the seller includes.

Canada on Jul 13, 2023

Wallo: It was a bit complicated to set it up for a multi screen application (4 extra in total). The driver setup was a breeze but getting it to display my screen background in monitor order took a bit because of the multiple ports in my docking station but I ended figuring out which port to use to get the displays to work in as ending order and be able to move the pointer from the first to the last without issues.

It started flickering about two months ago but it was random and corrected by making sure the cable didn’t move while on the docking station and now two days ago it just died. No kore images at all and the display works if connected to another source.

Canada on Jun 24, 2023

Jay Stevens: I recently decided to retire my desktop in favor of a Surface Book 2, and I wanted to add an extra screen onto it. The Surface Book 2 has a USB-C port alongside a number of USB 3.0 ports, but no VGA or HDMI ports. I figured this would be a good solution, and I had the goal of eventually hooking the monitor up to a dock.
The package arrived and I hooked it up. Nothing happened at first, so I looked at the instructions. It came with a disc which had the drivers on it, but my Surface Book didn't have a disc drive. The instructions (which were obviously translated from Chinese with Google Translate) gave a link to a website where you could download a driver for it, so I went to the website and everything SCREAMED "super sketchy."
I decided to download the drivers anyway, since I had spent $16 on this thing already and I wanted it to work. Installed them and rebooted. The monitor flared to life, but had an extremely poor refresh rate -- I could actually see the monitor refreshing with my own eyes. The driver reported it was refreshing at 60 Hz, but I could see that was clearly NOT the case. Bear in mind this monitor was working absolutely fine hooked up directly to another...

United States on Jun 09, 2019

FredTownWard: After this, I may have to hurry up and watch Wit Studio's  Attack on Titan: Complete Season One , but in the meantime I can say with absolute certainty that these people know what they are doing because in the best trainiac anime since  Rail Wars! , they prove it!

Steampunk industrial revolution Japan ruled by the Shogunate is under assault by a virus that transforms humans into (mostly) mindless zombies such that normal humans now survive in fortress-like "stations" linked by armored steam trains. However, in the long run this is a losing battle as stations occasionally but invariably fall to the zombies; they are not taken back. As our story begins the station town of Aragane is assaulted and overrun by the zombies, but the survivors flee on the armored train Kotetsujo with a couple of aces in the hole, people who have acquired the power of zombies without losing their minds or their humanity, the kabaneri. The first half of this short 12 episode series mostly involves the trainload surviving various zombie tricks and learning to trust one another while the second half deals with the intricate plotting of the shogun's son. Though the series will apparently...

United States on Feb 10, 2017

Geraine: I love post apocalyptic anime. I've been an anime fan since high school in the 90's, and some of my favorite stories in anime are in the post apocalyptic genre. Wolf's Rain, Casshern, Noein, and others are wonderful. More recently series such as Attack on Titan have become increasingly popular, and for good reason.

If I had to sum up this series so far, I'd describe it as "Snow Piercer meets Attack on Titan, but with Zombies"

Kabeneri of the Iron Fortress was created by the same studio that made Attack on Titan, and it is extremely obvious in the character design and animation style. Even the plot shares some of the same devices.

Humans are a dwindling species, and live in "stations" surrounded by walls that keep out the Kabane. The Kabane are humans that have been infected with a virus that effectively turn them into zombies. These Kabane however are extremely strong, fast, and hard to kill due to a crystal like substance surrounding their heart.

Kabaneri are those that have been infected by the virus but have (through one way or another) not turned completely into Kabane. This gives them increased strength, speed, and durability without the mind...

United States on Jun 06, 2016