Run the video signal from select phones, tablets, and devices direct to a VGA projector or monitor with the StarTech Micro-HDMI to VGA Adapterfrom StarTech. Designed to allow users to display presentations and documents on a VGA projector or monitor, this converter features a micro-HDMI port supporting all devices with a micro-HDMI interface, such as Ultrabooks. It supports up to 1920 x 1200 resolution video, including Full HD 1080p. Compact and requiring no power source, this converter is an easy accessory to carry in your bag and it works plug-and-play without any setup required.

Run Select Video Signals to VGA Display    Supports Ultrabook and Other Devices    Supports up to 1920 x 1200 Resolution    Plug-and-Play Operation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can I connect this to 3 monitors and display different content?

A: No it does not have a GPU. It can only support 1 monitor at-a-time.

Q: 2. Going from an HDMI kanex splitter to a VGA projector wondering if this will work

A: Yes. The following unit will pass through info.

Q: 3. Is there a limit for input cable length? I need to plug in a 25' cable as an input. A previous switch I tried could not accommodate this. Apparently there was too much signal loss.

A: This device does not have a cable length limit. Your results will vary depending on what brand cable you are using and if you use any signal boosting/extending equipment with it. For instance, You mentioned that you attempted to plug a 25ft HDMI cable into a device and it resulted in signal loss but It might work if you attempt to use a different cable such as one made by Kramer or Comprehensive. Another solution may be adding a signal booster like the StarTech HDBOOST4K HDMI 4K Signal Booster (114.8'). There are other solutions as well such as extending over cat-6 cable, fiber, or BNC cables which all perform much better over long distances. Ultimately the solution to your problem lies in how the signal is sent to the switcher not in the switcher itself.

Q: 4. Need Pin-configurations of connectors of VGA2HD2...?

A: Please feel free to contact us at 1-800-265-1844 or www.startech.com/chat so that we can look into this with you. Our Technical Advisors are available 24 hours a day, 5 days a week to provide support. Atha, StarTech.com Support

Q: 5. Will this switch allow my desktop to connect to a video projector (HDMI) and a VGA monitor to see the same images on both at the same time? I also have a VGA monitor, so these other two are for the extended screen, not my main screen.

A: I have been using this switch in one of our conference rooms for almost a year. It has worked flawlessly. Our laptops have both VGA and Displayport outputs. We use a passive cable to convert Displayport to HDMI, the HDMI then goes into the switch. If we need to use the VGA output of the laptop, we connect it to the switch. The switch does the conversion to HDMI. That way we only have to feed our monitor with HDMI. We run a single HDMI to the monitor. If you want to share the HDMI output of a laptop with an HDMI projector and an HDMI monitor, you would need to use an HDMI splitter. To use an HDMI projector, and a VGA monitor, you can use an HDMI to VGA adapter. I hope this answers your question.

Q: 6. Will this allow the 3.5mm audio input to be used when the HDMI input is selected?

A: The 3.5mm connection is for VGA audio only. The HDMI is embedded audio only.

Q: 7. Can the single video be displayed on two monitors simultaneously? Same image on both monitors.

A: No, playback is either HDMI or VGA during the same time.

Q: 8. Would this device work with Microsoft surface pro 3?

A: Yes, this would work with the Surface Pro 3.

Q: 9. Will this work on a dvd player to connect to a projector?

A: Technically, yes, it could work, but it all depends on the resolution and frame rate your DVD player outputs. If your DVD player outputs a 1920 x 1080/ 60i video signal, then this converter should recognize the signal and converter it to VGA. However, if your DVD player outputs a standard definition or 720p signal via the HDMI connection, this will not work.

Q: 10. I have an older gateway windows 7 pc only a single gva output. I need a converter to hdmi and a vga splitter to run two monitors?

A: This device simply takes a digital HDMI signal and converts to an analog SVGA output. It will not provide you with any means of running 2 monitors. If you want the same display on 2 monitors you can use a splitter. You will need to buy a splitter that matches whichever output you choose to go with. So, if you buy this device, you will need a splitter that takes a single SVGA input and splits it into 2 XXXX output of your choice. If you are trying to get 2 monitors that Windows (I assume) will see as independent monitors, then you need a graphics card to do so, or device similar to TripleHead2Go (multi monitor adapter). In order to have Windows see independent monitors, you have to have some kind of hardware that will manage 2 monitors (either graphics card, or external graphics processor). I assume you want Windows to see 2 monitors, I recommend a new graphics card to do so.