🔌 4K 60Hz HDMI to DisplayPort Adapter/Converter - Male HDMI to DP Output Dongle with Audio - Active HDMI 2.0 Source for Display Port 1.2 Out - Compatible with Xbox One, Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Mac Mini - Support for 1080P 60Hz Review

I am using a large computer monitor as a "television" by connecting it to a soundbar. The monitor has a total of 3 connections, 1 VGA, 1 HDMI and 1 DisplayPort. My computer was connected via VGA and Roku was connected via HDMI. However, DisplayPort was "wasted" because my BluRay player couldn't connect to DisplayPort. This adapter saved the day. It worked great, just plug and play. Sound works too! I was skeptical that the audio would work as I only have audio from the monitor to the soundbar…

I'm having trouble connecting 2 external monitors (Lenovo and HP) to my old Panasonic Toughbook dock. The only way to do this is to use VGA for one and a Displayport for the other. My dock doesn't have a display port, only HDMI and a VGA connector, so I bought it. HDMI to DisplayPort and DisplayPort to HDMI are NOT the same. Thank you to all the sellers of both products for making this very clear. Unfortunately, HDMI to Display is $33 and Display to HDMI is $7, but it works, so it was worth it.

I have tried a total of 4 of these active HDMI-->DP adapters including Cable Matters, SIIG and Ancable Electronics. It's the only one that has worked flawlessly with every combination I've tried. The video source devices I used were Pixelbook and Nintendo Switch. Other adapters worked well when connected directly to a monitor, but had various problems when a video source was connected to a KVM that was in turn connected to a monitor. With the Switch they showed flickering, intermittent…

I wanted to run three monitors Dell U2312HM from ASUS GT710 (2GB). Up to this point, the ASUS graphics card has only seen two monitors, although it is designed to work with three. Looking around I saw mentions of some people needing one of these adapters. Wasn't happy with the extra cost but gave this adapter a try, thinking the USB power pin would be the missing link. Much to my surprise, when I plugged this adapter in, the screen lit up just before I plugged in the USB port. I connected…

I recently upgraded to a pair of 32" LG 4K monitors with HDMI and DP Inputs and IOGear performed GCS1942 DisplayPort-KVM. My previous setup consisted of two 27" WQHD monitors with DVI-D inputs and used an IOGear GCS1642 KVM, which is a dual display KVM. In short, this adapter saved the day. I have a GTX-970 with a DisplayPort and HDMI output. I bought this adapter and plugged it in and immediately have 4k resolution at 60hz, no blurring issues, screen tearing or other issues. This works via my…

So I had a computer monitor with a display input (HP S231d) that was given to me. The problem is that I only have devices with HDMI output. Don't do what I did and buy a passive or active cable that converts Displayport to HDMI. You need this device to connect the HDMI output to the Displayport. One downside or preference is that I had to use the HDMI ff connector so I could mount this unit on the monitor end instead of the device end. This device is designed to be placed next to the device…

I purchased two different HDMI to DisplayPort adapters from two different Revain vendors and encountered the same issue with both, and my subsequent conversations with the Vendors led to the conclusion that the problem I describe below is largely specific to this type of adapter in general, and not just these particular ones. So the same rating applies to both adapters. These adapters can come in handy in a pinch when you absolutely have to power a DisplayPort device and everything you have has