UGREEN Active HDMI to VGA Adapter with 3.5mm Audio Jack HDMI Male to VGA Female up to 1080P for PC Laptop Ultrabook Raspberry Pi Chromebook Black

Good.
Works great. 1080p TV died and needed hdmi output from my game consoles. Had a spare 1366x768p monitor lying around and this did the trick.Before buying, keep in mind:1. If using this on a PS3 like myself, you will need an HDMI splitter. This does not support HDCP as far as I know.2. This DOES allow for output of larger resolutions than the size of the monitor it will be used on. My PS3 outputs in 1080p on my 1366×768 screen which obviously is much smaller than 1080.3. You will need an extra plug, as well as a USB power block in order to power this lil thing. I actually had to break out an extension cable just for this.4. There is no input lag as far as I know and this is going through an HDMI splitter, then through a capture card, then through this thing.5. It does not come with a 3.5mm audio cable so you will need that and some form of speakers if you want audio. Some monitors have 3.5mm input built-in.I can’t really complain about anything. It does what it needs to and it’s cheap. Go for it, don’t go for anything cheaper.

They worked great with the HP stream book cloud computers we used …
I got two of these for clinic rooms at the 2015 NMRA National Convention because two of our projectors had only VGA inputs. They worked great with the HP stream book cloud computers we used for PowerPoint duty. They also worked well with the smattering of laptops that individual clinicians brought with them.However, a couple of months after that I tried using one to convert the output of a MacBook Pro (sorry don’t know the model) belonging to a clinician at a mini-meet. The MacBook refused to recognize it! Luckily we tested this combination before the clinician was in front of an audience so were able to export the mac presentation file to .pdf on a thumb drive and used that with one of the HP stream books.The picture quality seemed decent, however I wasn’t using them with top of the line projectors so I can’t say they were “picture perfect”

Works great with Raspberry Pi 3 B+
I recently bought a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ kit for use as a small database server on my network. I had an old 7″ vga capacitive touch-screen monitor that used to be in a flight sim setup. Now I didn’t bother trying to setup the touch screen functionality (since it’s a server that will always be sitting at the console.) Now I read that I needed to find an active hdmi to vga device in order to work with the Pi, so I chose this one because it could be powered externally. However, I’m very pleased to say that, at least with this old, low resolution monitor, I do NOT need to supply external power to the converter, and yet it works perfectly! I have not tested the audio jack on the adapter, as I don’t have any need for speakers on a database server, but the main thing is that this adapter worked, and it worked great right out of the box. I didn’t have to fiddle with any configuration settings on the Pi 3 B+, it was just plug and play.

Compré este cable para aprovechar las múltiples entradas de las que disponen los monitores actuales, que suelen ser VGA y HDMI en su mayoría. Para probar su eficacia lo he probado en un monitor antiguo, un Acer AL1916W, que solo dispone de entrada VGA (también denominado D-SUB).Conectado a la salida HDMI de un portátil, y alimentado por sus USB, el monitor VGA enciende a la perfección, incluso sin conectar el USB (seguramente esto depende de la revisión HDMI del portátil, que es capaz de alimentar al adaptador sin necesidad del conector USB).Sin embargo, conectado a la salida HDMI de una Raspberry 2B, y alimentada por la propia conexión USB de la RPi2, el monitor no enciende. La solución a este problema con la Raspberry Pi, pasa por alimentar el adaptador con una fuente de alimentación externa como la que usa la RPi para funcionar o cargador de móvil, o bien alimentar el adaptador con otro dispositivo que tengamos. Este problema puede deberse a que los puertos USB de la Raspberry no suministran el Amperaje suficiente para hacer funcionar el adaptador.Después de haber probado con distintos dispositivos y pantallas, puedo decir que el dispositivo cumple con su función. Aunque para dispositivos o equipos cuyos puertos USB o salida HDMI no le suministre la energía necesaria se requerirá de un adaptador de corriente adicional o solución similar que otorgue ese amperaje para el correcto funcionamiento del adaptador.Es un adaptador recomendado para aprovechar esas conexiones VGA de algunos monitores y televisores, y también para poder conectar más de dos equipos a un monitor o televisor que tenga varias entradas de vídeo, en caso de que la entrada libre que no usemos sea la VGA, con este adaptador podremos tener un MiniPC, Raspberry, … conectado para manejar su interfaz esporádicamente.Ugreen 40248 – Adaptador HDMI a VGA (1080p, Audio 3.5 mm, Micro USB para Alimentación), Color Negro

Excelente producto, costo calidad