1080P HDMI Male to VGA Female Video Converter

Active Digital to Analog Signal Conversion: Built-in active DAC chipset converts digital HDMI video signals into analog VGA output for older monitors, projectors, and display hardware.

Full HD 1080p Resolution Support: Supports high-definition display resolutions up to 1080p (1920 x 1080) at 60Hz, delivering clear visual performance on legacy VGA screens.

Integrated 3.5mm Audio Output: Includes a dedicated 3.5mm stereo audio jack on the converter body, separating analog audio from the HDMI signal for external speakers or headphones.

Compact Dongle Form Factor: Lightweight, compact dongle design with a short flexible lead minimizes strain on the host HDMI port while keeping cable routing neat.

Driverless Plug-and-Play Setup: Operates directly out of the box without installing drivers or configuration software across major operating systems.

Housing & Cable Construction: Built with an impact-resistant molded ABS plastic housing and a durable, flexible PVC cable jacket with integrated strain relief.

Port Handling & Alignment: Insert the HDMI male plug firmly into source ports and tighten VGA cable thumb screws gently by hand to prevent mechanical stress.

Electrical Safety Precautions: Ensure display equipment is grounded before connecting. Keep 3.5mm audio and VGA sockets clean and free of conductive debris.

Environmental Limits: Operating temperature range is 0°C to +40°C. Protect from liquid spills, high humidity, and extreme direct heat.

Essential Legacy Monitor Adapter: Market to Raspberry Pi users, students, and home-office builders who want to reuse existing VGA desktop monitors or classroom projectors.

Audio Separation Highlight: Emphasize the built-in 3.5mm audio jack feature, which overcomes the limitation of VGA cables carrying video only.

Recommended Cross-Sell Add-ons: Pair with Raspberry Pi Mainboards (Pi 4B / Pi 5), Aux 3.5mm Audio Cables, and High Speed HDMI Cables.

Broad Device Compatibility: Highlight compatibility across Raspberry Pi boards, laptops, desktop computers, graphics cards, media players, and legacy VGA displays.