🖥️ 1080P USB to VGA Adapter: Multi-Display Video Converter for Laptop Desktop PC to Monitor, Projector, TV (excluding Chromebook and MacBook) Review

After some jiggling and jiggling it finally worked but the image quality and resolution were terrible. The resolution appeared to be between 144p and 244p. Whatever was done could not be fixed or changed. Even if you tinker with the display settings on both the second monitor and the PC. Using multiple VGA cables (brand new VGA cables). It took several uninstalls and reinstalls of the driver, nothing helped. So deleted. Packed and returned. I do not recommend.

I wasn't expecting much but this thing works like a charm! I have an old all in one with no video output and everything I've read says it's not possible to use a second monitor, but hey $10 and look at me! Hold on to the driver disk! A week has passed and the second monitor has not appeared. I checked all my connections and found them to be secure. I thought I might need to reinstall the driver. I was almost right. This time, when I inserted the disc, I was given the option to "repair" (as well

Ok I hope what I'm sharing helps someone and saves a lot of time. I'm buying a Dell Optiplex 7010, it has 3 ports (2 display ports and 1 VGA); but only shows 2 monitors. After many hours of research it seems that the Intel Graphics 2500 only supports 2 monitors and why did Dell include 3 ports I don't know?! Anyway, I guess I'll try this USB to VGA adapter and not spend that much on graphics or video card etc. This thing worked! All I did was follow the instructions to download the drivers, not

I have an HP laptop and a Dell monitor that I use to extend the display. The resolution of the HP laptop is 1920x1080 and the resolution of the Dell monitor is 1920x1200. I have no problem connecting the VGA directly to the laptop and use both monitors in extended display mode. When I connected a Dell monitor using a VGA to USB adapter, the display portion of the Dell monitor was lower quality, not as sharp, distorted, and flickered from time to time. I've gone through all sorts of advanced…

I have the following hardware: - 2 HP 22uh monitors - 1 Lenovo Ideapad 330 laptop Problem & Solution: My laptop only has 2 usb ports and one hdmi port and i wanted to use both monitors. I used an HDMI cable for one of the monitors and then bought this product for another. After downloading the software and connecting to this product, the screen resolution was terrible. I switched ports and then the resolution was great. You will only get excellent resolution if your computer has a USB 3.0 port…

My laptop only has 1 HDMI port but I really wanted to add a second monitor. An HDMI splitter was out of the question as they only mirror/duplicate the screen (i.e. display the exact same screen on both monitors), not extend the screen. I already have a VGA to VGA cable and decided to try this USB to VGA adapter. Surprisingly, it really worked! And I can extend another screen to my second monitor perfectly! Also, my VGA cable screws into this adapter perfectly, so there's no risk of it getting…