USB to HDMI Adapter, USB 3.0/2.0 to HDMI Cable Multi-Display Video Converter- PC Laptop Windows 7 8 10,Desktop, Laptop, PC, Monitor, Projector, HDTV.[Not Support Chromebook]

I found that it works with Windows 10 on an ancient laptop so it now drives two HDMI monitors. It took me a few minutes to understand that there are drivers built into the device and then a reastart is required. I'm not sure where the drivers are now should I need to reinstall but maybe that happens on connection to a machine which has not had this connected as yet. I'm using a USB 2 socket so I'm guessing that the results are good enough for what I require they are not optimal. I had considered putting LINUX on this machine but this not supported. Key thing is works as advertised. Read the advertiement description carefully for what is and what is not supported.

Worked fine for a few weeks. Now nothing. Waste of money.

it works, but you have to install the driver that comes with it. not ideal as its not “validated” by microsoft. it might be innocent enough but not ideal from a security perspective. i took the chance and installed it, probably shouldn’t to be honest. running a full anti virus scan might help. it recommends that you should turn off you firewall / anti virus whilst using it. This is a bit suspicious, you should Never do this. it could mean just during install though (badly translated). there’s no obvious reason I can think of why you would need to do this, but definitely don't turn off your firewall or anti virus whatever you do.

Plugs into a USB 3.0 (or USB 2.0 port) on a computer and provides an (extra) HDMI port. The maximum resolution provided through USB 3.0 is 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz and through USB 2.0 is 800 x 600 at 60HZ, so it is worth using USB 3.0 if at all possible. The driver for the adapter is actually on the adapter itself which appears in File Explorer as a CD-ROM drive. After installing the driver and a reboot you should have another HDMI output. The extra display appeared just as a regular one and there is no noticeable difference between monitors. The adapter seems well made with good connectors. Handy adapter for when you have a spare USB 3.0 port and not enough HDMI ports.

Cool little tool that allow me to extend to another display. Already occupying the only HDMI port on the laptop, this is handy to get one extra HDMI port. I am still stuck with USB 3.0 but it does the job. Straight P&P out of the box on Win10. Price wise, closer to £10 would be more competitive.

Upon thorough review of the description after getting the product I realised it wouldn’t work for me. One of those products with misleading titles that sound like they’ll do the job. Needed to be able to use a second external monitor with my laptop but this would only work if you want to use 1 external monitor.

Keeps disconnecting

Connected the device up and it doesn't work.

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