The gray StarTech USB to VGA External Video Adapterfrom StarTech USB to VGA External Video Adapterlets you add a high-resolution (1920 x 1200) external VGA output to your desktop or laptop computer using an available USB 2.0 port. It is suitable for systems that lack the outputs required for a multi-monitor setup. Use the adapter to mirror your primary display and show the same image on both screens, or extend your desktop to double the workspace. This compact, USB-powered adapter provides an easy way to add a secondary high-resolution display to your PC.

The small form factor USB video adapter can be used with up to 4 additional (5 total) USB video adapters, creating multiple VGA connections for further extending or mirroring the desktop without having to open the computer case to add extra video cards.

Supports Resolution up to 1920 x 1200    32MB DDR SDRAM Memory    Easy Installation    No Power Adapter Required    Compatible with Windows    RoHS Compliant

Supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200

Works with desktop and laptop computers

The external device offers a simple upgrade solution, eliminating the hassle of upgrading the internal video card on your system

The ability to use multiple adapters (up to 5) provides a scalable display configuration for future expansion

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it work on computers with USB 2??

A: But for better result (higher resolutions) you should use with USB 3.0.

Q: 2. I already have a projector acting as my extended screen, now I want another monitor to mirror the extended screen too. Is that possible?

A: Yes you can. You can use the adapter mentioned to connect the two. O. Your computer, use the control panel display settings and select project to a second screen and duplicate .My recommendation is to avoid a USB connection because it requires some cumbersome software. VGA to hdmi micro or mini usb produces the result without the pain in the neck software.

Q: 3. Does it work with a MAC?

A: No se no lo he probado. Saludos

Q: 4. Does this support 1080p at 60hz?

A: Yes, the Startech Slim USB 3.0 to HDMI External Video Card Multi Monitor Adapter, supports 1080p at 60hz.

Q: 5. Can this device be used to route S/PDIF input to USB output? (I.e. could you record audio on the PC using S/PDIF as the source).

A: I don't think so. The manual says: S/PDIF IN "Notes: The audio signal only passes through to the S/PDIF OUT. The S/PDIF IN port on the Audio Adapter supports two-channel audio, but does not support 5.1 or 7.1 audio." If the digital audio goes only from the optical in to the optical out, and that's pretty worthless and it won't convert to USB. (If the PC has optical in, you wouldn't even need this.)

Q: 6. Will this drive a 1600x900 VGA monitor on an iMac?

A: Thew StarTech USB to VGA Multi-Monitor External Video Adapter B&H # STUSB2VGAE3 is not Mac compatible at this time. For a Mac OS compatible USB video adapter with VGA please see the j5create USB 2.0 VGA Display Adapter B&H # J5JUA210V2. It's Mac OS compatible and supports resolutions of up to 1920 x 1200.

Q: 7. Is it an active adapter?

A: ... power from the DisplayPort connection.

Q: 8. Can this be used to directly connect a usb 3.0 dvd (like the Pioneer BDR-XD05B) to a smart tv without a computer?

A: Not sure but most likely not, since this requires a driver so a computer with OS (either Windows or Mac) is needed. You can also reach out to the manufacturer and ask.

Q: 9. Can you use this to bring in video from a Go Pro or DSLR camera?

A: No, that would not work, you would need something like this https://bhpho.to/2KJv6tI

Q: 10. Will this product work if you are converting your laptop display via svideo to a splitter that has 6 plasma tv displays?

A: I suppose that would work if you already have a x6 S-Video splitter and 6 plasmas with S-Video inputs. The S-Video will add interlacing which is not always desirable. You don't have VGA inputs on your plasmas? I would rather see your VGA output duplicated via a distribution amp (DA) and then pushed to each display. I would prefer to see an active DA (powered). I originally bought this device to run computer visuals through an analogue SD video mixer. I hope this helps.