JSAUX 4K DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter 2-Pack, DP PC to HDMI Monitor Converter Video UHD 2K@120Hz,4K@30 DP to HDTV Male to Female Uni-Directional adapter Compatible for Dell, Lenovo, HP,GPU, AMD -Grey

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Used for a year, works great but once you plugged hdmi cable inside you have to keep it there otherwise the plastic in adapter will get damaged and shrink and it will be too small to put hdmi cable back, so yeah it works but plastic is cheap and getting melted basically

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Funciona perfeitamente, mas o sinal deve entrar pela porta Display Port e sair pela porta HDMI.

Använder två dessa för HDMI ljud till hemmabioförstärkare och soundbar utan problem.

The Everyday Rundown: I'm happy with this JSAUX two-pack of DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapters, and it gets five stars from me. We bought the Grey version. I like a small adapter with a clear job, and these have one: connect a computer's full-size DisplayPort output to an HDMI display. Once the ports and direction match the job, the idea is straightforward. Display connections can turn into alphabet soup surprisingly quickly, so a useful little adapter that solves one defined connection is welcome. Direction is the big detail here. The computer end needs to be DisplayPort, and the monitor, television, or projector end needs to be HDMI. This product converts in that direction. Check the two actual ports before buying, because recognizing both words on the page is only half the task. An adapter can have exactly the connectors you're looking at and still be designed to send the signal the other way. A small arrow diagram is sometimes more valuable than a surprisingly long product title. The physical arrangement is a male full-size DisplayPort connector and a female HDMI socket. Your HDMI cable connects to the adapter, then runs to the display. The HDMI cable is separate, which is useful to know when planning the purchase. I like this small-adapter format because it lets you use an appropriate HDMI cable for the distance involved. The adapter handles the change in connection, while the cable handles getting across the desk or to the screen. Each piece has a fairly sensible assignment. The consistent resolution specification on this listing is up to 4K at 30 Hz. That's a detail worth reading as a complete pair of numbers. Seeing “4K” alone doesn't tell you the refresh rate, and the refresh rate is relevant to what you're trying to display. Match the whole specification to your intended setup. I appreciate having a clear target to compare with the computer, display, and HDMI cable. A bigger resolution number on a package isn't a substitute for making sure the whole connection suits the job. The listing describes these for direct connection from a computer or graphics card's full-size DisplayPort output to an HDMI display. That's the straightforward arrangement I'd plan around. USB-C and Thunderbolt ports are different connections, even if a computer has them sitting nearby. Look at the actual shape and labeling of the source port. It's a small check, but a useful one. The back of a computer can look remarkably confident about offering choices while providing very little help to someone trying to identify them from a distance. I like the two-pack format. It gives you another adapter for a second suitable connection or a spare, depending on what you need. Two adapters don't create additional outputs on a computer, so the available source connections still matter. But having a second matching piece is a practical option. Small adapters are the sort of equipment that is easy to need at an inconvenient moment. A spare can have a perfectly useful career waiting quietly with the other cables until its particular skill is required. The construction details are sensible, too. JSAUX lists an aluminum housing and gold-plated connector. I like a compact adapter with a defined, sturdy-looking body around the connection. The Grey finish also keeps the appearance straightforward. These are accessories that mostly need to get on with the job behind or beside the equipment. A neat, simple design suits that purpose. I don't need a display adapter to become the visual centerpiece of the desk; there are already enough cables auditioning for attention. For setup, check both ends and select the intended HDMI input on the display. That input selection is easy to overlook, especially on a screen with several connections. The listing itself points it out as one of the first things to check if there's no signal. I like advice that starts with the obvious connection details rather than immediately sending someone into an elaborate troubleshooting expedition. Before declaring a screen, computer, or adapter guilty, make sure everyone has been introduced through the correct ports. The package makes sense to me because it keeps the purpose narrow and the contents useful. Full-size DisplayPort out, HDMI display in, with two adapters in the box. Those are the details I would use to decide whether this is the right purchase. I'm pleased with ours. Getting the connection type right is more useful than buying a large collection of adapters and hoping one of them eventually volunteers. A little planning can spare the cable drawer another expansion project. The Everyday Verdict: Five stars. Useful little adapters with a practical two-pack format, and I'm happy with the purchase. Check the connection direction, account for the separate HDMI cable, and make sure 4K at 30 Hz suits your intended setup. A straightforward solution for a specific port mismatch. The adapters understand the one-way route; the important part is making sure the shopping cart does, too.

Excelente adaptador

Works very well with the computer.