HDMI to USB C Adapter Cable 3.3ft 4K60Hz,HDMI System to Type C Monitor

I had to get a new laptop and when I did, my new one only had one USB-C port making it impossible for me to use both of my MaxFree screen extensions. This cord worked perfectly and I now have 4 working screens again! The extensions require a USB-C while I had to use the USB-A and HDMI in the laptop. The only thing I don't love about it is how far out the HDMI sticks out from the computer, but that's such a minor issue.

Who knew that different C cables actually work differently….not me! I purchased a dual screen off FB marketplace, it came with 1 cable but when I got it home it didn’t work. Chopped it up as a loss and ordered a $120 new one. When it came, it came with multiple cables, thought hmmm let me try these cables with my used screen, it worked! Ordered cables from Amazon, sent the $120 screen back. Originally ordered some cheapies….long story short the cheapies didn’t work, turns out there are different types…..these work!!! :)

Purchase to add a second monitor to my laptop. It didn't work at the time I tried it. It my have been operator error. Will re-test again

Went back and forth based on reviews - made the determination a lot of people simply don’t read and purchased this for a use case that doesn’t work - I have a portable monitor that connects via usb-c - I wanted to connect my Xbox and or ps5 to it - both work without any issues - if your looking to do something like this, it works fine

Did you know that pretty much all HDMI<->HDMI cables are bidirectional (ie; doesn't matter which side you plug into the source vs. destination), but nearly all HDMI<->USB-C cables are unidirectional (ie; one end is for the source of the video, while the other is for the destination/display)? It turns out that USB-C to HDMI are common, but HDMI to USB-C is not. That is because most monitors have HDMI as an input, not USB-C, so the cables are meant to have the USB-C end plugged in the PC (source) and the HDMI end plugged into the monitor (Destination/Display). Portable monitors, on the other hand, often just have USB-C ports for power and input, and no HDMI ports. In my case, my laptop only has one USB-C thunderbolt port, which I need for a hub to plug all of my other periferal devices in (thumb drive, ring light, webcam, external speaker, etc.). Therefore, I could only use the HDMI port on either my hub or my laptop to attach my portable monitor. This requires either a bidirectional HDMI<->UCB-C cable, or a unidirectional "HDMI to USB-C", which is the opposite of most cables on the marketplace. I chose this cable because it CLEARLY states that it is unidirectional "HDMI to USB-C", and it even has a picture of the usage (HDMI end plugs into PC, and USB-C end plugs into the monitor). The video travels FROM the PC (HDMI) *TO* the monitor (USB-C). It also states that it must be a direct connection (ie. not through a hub), so it didn't surprise me when plugging the HDMI end into my hub didn't work (no ding for that). However, even when I plug the HDMI end directly to the PC, it DOES NOT WORK (see pic). This cable is clearly a dud. Sigh...

Works

I bought this to work with my portable monitor. For those that said it didn't work. I can see it in another reviews picture what they didn't do. You have to plug the USB C into the portable monitor, you have to plug the HDMI into the laptop, you also have to plug in the USB A into the computer as well. Once I had all three plugged in worked like a charm and it works great. My laptop is older and does not have a USB C plug in so this worked perfectly.

Works as intended, I use it to play keyboard and mouse on my Steam Deck through the Dock to a Portable monitor as a Bigger screen. One thing i will say is that the USB A MUST be connected to a 5V power source as HDMI does not provide power to a Display.

I have checked with xreal air 2 pro and pc and its working fine for pc user i have initially have issue with pc but after changing usb power to red usb port then it worked. I have tested with pc, ps5 and xreal air 2 pro also no issue with audio in xreal air 2.

Très bon produit

Werkt perfect met mijn xreal one pro

lo utilizo con mis gafa's VITURE Pro y de mi experiencia funciona como debería.

Does not work generically for many kinds of device or display, even after substantial changing of device display settings. Worked as expected "out of the box" on a Dell G15 (Windows 11) extending/exporting the video signal to a DASUNG 103 Paperlike e-ink display (requires powered USB-C video input, hence the adapter) — but this did not work with PS4 as advertised, nor did it work with a Raspberry Pi Model 1B or 3B even after many changes to EDID/HDMI output config settings for different firmware/Debian OS images. It seems to have very strict requirements for what HDMI signal it receives; I can verify the DASUNG e-ink display is not at fault in this case because the Raspberry Pi still recognises the DASUNG, its dimensions/resolution etc. and is exporting the with correct HDMI/EDID configuration for this device. TLDR; fine for conventional Windows laptop use, I'd be sceptical for use with anything more novel or challenging than this.