🎥 Anbear Micro HDMI to VGA Video Converter Adapter - Male to Female 1080p with 3.5mm Audio - Gold Plated Review

Excellent low cost workaround for using old VGA flat panel monitors on newer Micro HDMI devices. Indispensable for the refurbishment of old devices.

I have a Beaglebone board that I wanted to use with an HDMI monitor. Now I can. So easy! And also. as a bonus. I can connect mini HDMI from my GoPro and view my camera footage on the monitor. How cool is that!

I used this adapter to connect an old monitor (year 2003) to my Raspberry Pi 4 for purposes including displaying the ham radio clock in my ham radio shack. . Works as it should with no problems. I now have 2 such adapters; Quality, fit and finish are good. Monitors are available at local thrift stores for $5.

I bought these to convert my VGA to Micro HDMI monitor cables so I can use my existing monitors with the Raspberry Pi 4. I saved money, I was able to upgrade my existing hardware. They work well and do their job. They are also suitable for projectors or other devices with VGA cables. Good product!

We used it to watch movies in the neighborhood in the evenings. I had movies on an external SSD and the projector doesn't read directly from the SSD. I ordered it because it had the best reviews and was affordable for what I needed. The reason I only gave it 3 stars is that many movies (all in MP4 format) have no picture but good sound.

HDMI to VGA/RGB conversion (like using a Raspberry Pi 4 B in a KVM switch) requires power for the circuitry in the "box" (this product). Without this power supply, the computer occasionally loses connection (turns off in READY mode) with the display, resulting in an annoying blank screen while the connection is reestablished. This problem is solved with violence. most of time. But I still get screen dropouts sometimes, but much less (-95%) than before. So 4 1/2 stars, not 5. Raspberry Pi is…

I cannot comment on the suitability of this unit when using a micro HDMI to VGA adapter. I bought it based on the product description for the Fusion 5 tablet I bought. I sent it back because it didn't fit my computer's HDMI port. I measured the width of the slot and found that it was incorrectly stated in the computer's product description. Instead of a Micro HDMI slot, it's actually a Mini HDMI slot. Before ordering an adapter or cable, be sure to measure the width of the HDMI port.

Don't lie this is a cheap product. It didn't work at first, and after some googling I found out that it's possible to cut a bit (1-2mm) to actually fit the cable into the micro HDMI connector. Okay, even if the part didn't fit before or after the minor surgery - sometimes it just slips out. However, the VGA end is very tight and doesn't seem to fit very well either, so I have to screw the parts quite tight (annoying as I usually carry my adapter home to and from work). Also). Needless to say, I